hand techniques may avoidance techniques include: blocking techniques body positioning body safety hand techniques impact techniques locking and holding techniques take-down techniques Relevant persons may clients include: colleagues emergency services personnel (police, ambulance, fire) supervisors Documentation may activity logs include: incident reports request for assistance forms security risk and incident details vehicle and personnel movements written and electronic reports Effects of stress may being distracted include: demonstrating frustration demonstrating negative body language inability to concentrate over-talking showing increasing aggression tiredness using minimal spoken communication using uncoordinated movements
hand techniques may include: avoidance techniques blocking techniques body positioning body safety hand techniques impact techniques locking and holding techniques take-down techniques Relevant persons may include: clients colleagues emergency services personnel (police, ambulance, fire) supervisors Documentation may include: activity logs incident reports request for assistance forms security risk and incident details vehicle and personnel movements written and electronic reports Effects of stress may include: being distracted demonstrating frustration demonstrating negative body language inability to concentrate over-talking showing increasing aggression tiredness using minimal spoken communication using uncoordinated movements
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