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| 2. | using one’s hands to move the subject away |
| 4. | the gross removal of an appendage |
| 6. | a condition that prevents a weapon from operating |
| 7. | the longest and strongest bone in the human body |
| 10. | capacity for carrying out an intention to cause death or great bodily harm |
| 11. | United States Department of Transportation |
| 13. | results when the loss of rolling friction causes loss of traction; |
| 15. | increasing the use of force or resistance |
| 18. | a loss of peripheral vision and depth perception |
| 19. | the final phase of pregnancy; |
| 20. | side-stepping to avoid an attack |
| 21. | a bone break |
| 22. | technique used to reload in a tactical situation |
| 25. | organs protrude from the abdominal cavity |
| 28. | closed injury that evidences as a discolored lump |
| 31. | time that ammunition can be expected to be reliable |
| 34. | pursuit termination technique |
| 36. | used to identify different cartridge |
| 37. | the excessive cooling of the body’s core temperature |
| 39. | a highly infectious airborne disease |
| 40. | portion of the cartridge that becomes a projectile |
| 41. | an open wound in soft tissue |
| 42. | the second stage of labor |
| 45. | bullet-resistant barrier |
| 47. | techniques used to control resistant behavior by utilizing pain compliance |
| 48. | an injury characterized by a flap of skin |
| 51. | supporting the balance of the body using a limb |
| 53. | causing the lips, palms, and nail beds to turn blue |
| 54. | a subject acts verbally and physically as if he or she may resist |
| 55. | an obvious discoloration |
| 56. | automated external defibrillator |
| 57. | damage to part of the brain due to the rupture or blockage |