Pressure Point Exam Student's Name Email Q1: What is the name of the pressure point located 10 centimeters above the knee on the inside of the thigh? please selectA: Popliteal fossa nerveB: Femoral NerveC: Ciatic nerveD: Subclavian nerve Q2: What is the name of the pressure point located at the base of the throat please selectA: Mastoid NerveB: Subclavian nerveC: Ulna NerveD: Jugular notch Q3: What is the name of the pressure point located under the armpit. please selectA: Brachial PlexusB: Subaxillary BundleC: Subclavian nerveD: Ulna Nerve Q4: What is the name of the pressure point located In-between the clavicle and scapula. please selectA: Subclavian nerveB: Mastoid NerveC: Ulna NerveD: Popliteal fossa nerve Q5: What is the name of the pressure point behind the knee please selectA: Radial Ulna loopB: Mastoid NerveC: Ulnar NerveD: Popliteal fossa nerve Q6: What is the name of the pressure point located on the top of the hand please selectA: Mastoid NerveB: Radial Ulna loopC: Ulna NerveD: Subclavian nerve Q7: What is the name of the pressure point located in the hollow spot behind the ear lobe. please selectA: Brachial PlexusB: Vagus nerveC: Mastoid NerveD: Deep peroneal nerve Q8: What is the name of the pressure point located at the top of the shoulder near the neck please selectA: Brachial PlexusB: Sciatic nerveC: Vastus Latteralls nerveD: Ulna Nerve Q9: What is the effect of pushing or striking the Popliteal Fossa. please selectA: The person will stand upB: The person will fall into unconsciousnessC: The persons' knee bends will bend forward with loss of balance.D: The person's leg will contract forcing it to lift upwards Q10: True or False: "To make pressure points work the attack has to be a surprise" please selectTrueFalse Q11: “Large effect little effort” please write a brief explanation of this. Q12: True or False: "A The Brachial Plexus is one of the most reliable places to strike someone in order to stun them." please selectTrueFalse Q13: True or False "The Mastoid Nerve can be used to stand some up from a sitting position" please selectTrueFalse Q14: Pressure Points are painful because of the prevalence of nerves in the area. The body has a pain withdrawal reflex, whereby it reacts to pain by moving away from it. please selectTrueFalse Q15: True or False: "There are certain areas which are likely to lead to a break if struck properly. This includes the "loose rib", the philtrum. (Floating rib)" please selectTrueFalse Q16: True or False: "There are joints that when struck, can be hyper-extended and even completely torn apart. This is a technique which can cause permanent damage and disfiguration to one's opponent" please selectTrueFalse Q17: What is the best part of your body for attacking the jugular notch please selectA: The ball of your foot in a front kicking movementB: Middle and Index finger together in a pushing movementC: Your forehead in a headbutt movementD: The knife hand side of your hand in a chopping movement Q18: True or False: "The brain is a very hardy organ, which is encased in the skull. The brain sits tightly against the skull and balances on a very flexible spine. " please selectTrueFalse Q19: True or False: "Some believe there are energy channels which flow around the body through acupuncture meridians, and an attack will impact the flows, and thus impact the body. This is called "chi", "ki" or "qi"" please selectTrueFalse Q20: True or False: "Striking veins and arteries can cause them to shut or tear, both of which will definitely cause black-out and possible death if not treated immediately." please selectTrueFalse