Identification should include

potential high-risk situations (e.g., crimes in progress, alarms, domestic disputes, disasters, ambush)
factors for officer survival (e.g., positive attitude, anticipation of danger, plan of action, good physical condition, maintenance of equipment, cover vs. concealment)
importance of effective initial response
procedures for handling various high-risk situations.

Process/Skill Questions:

What are examples of crimes in progress that are inherently dangerous?
What is the importance of mental preparation and preplanning in handling high-risk situations?
What are the current statistics of officer injuries and the ways they acquire those injuries?
How and when do most assaults against law enforcement occur?
What are pre-assaultive indicators?
When can an officer conduct a pat-down?