1. Using one's hands to move the subject away

2. Involves maintaining sight alignment before, during, and after firing a round.

3. (Rifle) expels the shell from the ejection port internal part of the bolt)

4. A defense against liability that allows an officer to react instinctively to sudden peril without being held to the same legal standard of care as he or she would have been had there been time to reflect upon the circumstances.

5. multiple casualty incident an incident that involves more than one victim

6. the excessive cooling of the body's core temperature

7. (Pistol) allows access of the firing pin assembly.

8. The part of the 14th Amendment that expands the restrictions the Bill of Rights places on the Federal Government to state and local governments and states, 'No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges and immunities of citizens of the United States; Nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law; nor deny any person within its jurisdictions of the equal protection of the laws.'

9. include a number of TYPES of surface marks a vehicle can leave.

10. occurs when two objects begin to enter the same space at the same time.

11. Controlled, nonemotional communication between an officer and a subject, aimed at problem solving and communication

12. Certain emergencies, such as evidence destruction, an emergency scene, or fresh pursuit that justify a warrantless entry

13. (BLEVE).

14. is the process of microscopically analyzing trace evidence, such as paint, glass, and cloth fibers, to determine a possible source of orgin.

15. If a child abuse or neglect incident seems to involve a criminal violation, or if there is concern about the child's safety and well-being, the officer is required by Florida statute 39.201 to contact the ___ Abuse Hot Line at 1-800-96-ABUSE.

16. PPE< Gloves, Masks, Glasses, full body suits, respirators. shoe shocks.

17. A hearing loss of such severity that the individual must rely on visual tools such as writing, gestures, sign language, and lip-reading to communicate

18. (Pistol) part of the frame that protects the trigger.

19. vacate the room or area immediately. Officers should take a brief look at the device, note any identifying features, including type, color, shape, and size of the device, as well as any names, labels, placards, chemical symbols, or signs indicating the type of explosive, then leave the area

20. (Pistol) releases the magazine from the frame ( magazine well )

21. (Rifle) blocks the hammer from striking the firing pin; prevents firing (located on the left side of the weapon)

22. (Rifle) the end of the stock

23. (Rifle) a button assuring that the bolt is locked

24. The body's preparation to either fight a threat or flee the situation

25. A(n) is any substance that, when taken into the human body, can impair the ability of the person to operate a vehicle safely.