Application of Physical Intervention

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Q1. What is the primary legal justification for using physical intervention?
- A. To punish someone for breaking the rules.
- B. To prevent a crime or to defend yourself or others from imminent harm.
- C. To show your authority.
- D. To make an arrest.
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Q2. What does “reasonable force” mean in the context of physical intervention?
- A. Using any force necessary to achieve your objective.
- B. Using the minimum force necessary, proportionate to the threat.
- C. Using only non-pain compliant techniques.
- D. Using the same level of force as the aggressor.
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Q3. Which of the following is NOT a key principle of reducing risk during physical intervention?
- A. Communication
- B. De-escalation
- C. Intimidation
- D. Safe distancing
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Q4. What is the main risk associated with prolonged restraint, particularly in a prone (face-down) position?
- A. Positional asphyxia
- B. Broken bones
- C. Head injury
- D. Head injury
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Q5. What should you do IMMEDIATELY after restraining someone?
- A. Leave them restrained until the police arrive.
- B. Check their airway, breathing, and circulation (ABC).
- C. Search them thoroughly.
- D. Interrogate them about their actions.
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Q6. Which of the following is an example of a non-pain compliant holding technique?
- A. A wrist lock
- B. A pressure point hold
- C. A simple escort hold (guiding an arm)
- D. A chokehold
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Q7. Before using ANY physical intervention, what should you always attempt first, if possible?
- A. Verbal warnings and de-escalation techniques
- B. A show of force
- C. Calling for backup
- D. Using a pain-compliant technique to gain control
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Q8. What does the acronym R.I.D stand for regarding reporting of an incident?
- A. reporting, incident, date
- B. recording, information, documentation
- C. reviewing, information, documenting
- D. remember, information, details
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Q9. What should you do if a physical intervention technique is not working?
- A. Continue to apply the technique with more force.
- B. Disengage and reassess the situation, considering alternative options.
- C. Shout louder to intimidate the individual.
- D. Shout louder to intimidate the individual.
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Q10. What should be documented after any use of physical intervention?
- A. Time and location
- B. What happened before, during, and after
- C. Who was involved
- D. All of the above
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Q11. Which of the following is an example of non-restrictive intervention?
- A. Chemical Restraint
- B. Mechanical Restraint
- C. Full Restraint, Including Holding On The Ground
- D. Guiding
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Q12. Which of the following is an example of restrictive intervention?
- A. Touch or Prompting
- B. Guiding
- C. Disengagement
- D. Escorting and Manoeuvring
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Q13. With regards to positive alternatives to physical intervention, which of the following is an example of a Primary Control measure (a direct action used to prevent conflict from escalating)?
- A. Positive and effective communication
- B. Policy, procedures, and guidance
- C. Use of security equipment (e.g., CCTV, radios)
- D. Dynamic risk assessment
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Q14. With regards to positive alternatives to physical intervention, which of the following is an example of a Secondary Control measure?
- A. Conflict management skills
- B. Policy, procedure, and guidance
- C. Safety and security equipment
- D. Proactive service
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Q15. Key elements in the justification of physical intervention include the need for it to be:
- A. Accurate, Brief Concise.
- B. Accurate, Brief and Clear.
- C. Necessary, reasonable and Proportionate.
- D. Unnecessary, unreasonable and disproportionate.
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Q16. What is a positive alternative to physical intervention?
- A. Effective Communication
- B. Proactive Physical Intervention
- C. Use of Metal Detectors
- D. Use of Radios
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Q17. Restraining using mechanical means is part of physical intervention?
- A. True
- B. False
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Q18. When using physical intervention what can affect the individual risk factor?
- A. Age
- B. Gender
- C. Size
- D. All of the above
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Q19. What are the sings and symptoms of Acute Behavioural Disturbance (ABD)?
- A. Happy and talkative
- B. Moody and quite
- C. High Body Temperature and Bizarre Behaviour
- D. Low body temperature and good behaviour
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Q20. Positional asphyxia occurs when a person is placed in a posture that prevents or impedes the mechanism of normal breathing, thus compromising their breathing.
- A. True
- B. False
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Question 21 of 30

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Q21. When restraining an individual using physical intervention? you must ensure…
- A. The force used is reasonable and justifiable.
- B. Do not prolong the use of physical intervention as it can cause more risks.
- C. The space/environment is clear from any hazard, i.e water, cables and etc.
- D. All of the above
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Question 22 of 30

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Q22. When using physical intervention on an individual, you must ensure to monitor the individual’s breathing, ensure they are comfortable and maintain communication.
- A. True
- B. False
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Question 23 of 30

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Q23. After an incident of physical intervention, you must.
- A. Preserve evidence, if there is any.
- B. Ensure to report the incident
- C. Follow your company policies
- D. All of the above
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Q24. Which of the following increases the risk of positional asphyxia?
- A. Using a non-restrictive method of physical intervention
- B. Using a method to disengage from a grab
- C. Using negative verbal communication
- D. Using a method that compromises breathing
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Q25. You must continue to restraint an individual even if they show signs of breathlessness or if they complain about shortness of breath.
- A. True
- B. False
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Q26. What is the primary purpose of a door supervisor’s radio?
- A. To listen to music.
- B. To communicate with other staff and management, and potentially emergency services.
- C. To record conversations.
- D. To track the location of customers.
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Q27. What is a “clicker” or counter used for?
- A. To keep track of the number of drinks served.
- B. To monitor the noise levels in the venue.
- C. To count the number of people entering and exiting a venue, ensuring capacity limits are not exceeded.
- D. To measure the time it takes for customers to be served.
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Q28. Which of the following is considered essential PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) for a door supervisor in many venues?
- A. High-visibility vest or clothing
- B. Steel-toe capped boots
- C. Gloves (for searches and potential first aid)
- D. All of the above
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Q29. Why is it important to wear a high-visibility vest or clothing?
- A. To look fashionable.
- B. To be easily identifiable to customers and emergency services, especially in low-light conditions.
- C. To intimidate customers.
- D. To keep warm.
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Q30. When checking identification (ID) at the door, what is a crucial step to help prevent the use of fake or borrowed ID?
- A. Only checking the date of birth.
- B. Comparing the photograph on the ID to the person presenting it, paying attention to key facial features.
- C. Quickly glancing at the ID to avoid holding up the queue.
- D. Only accepting driving licences as valid ID.
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