A judoka attempts a chokehold; which outcome most likely results from precise timing during its application?

💡 Explanation

Cerebral blood flow drops rapidly during a well-timed choke because the carotid arteries are compressed, limiting oxygen supply to the brain. Therefore, rapid unconsciousness results rather than a slower blood choke, which takes longer due to vascular resistance.

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