04 - IFSTA Chapter 04 Flashcards

1
Q

When arriving on an incident scene where no fire condtions are present, apparatus should ____________

A

Pull past the structure

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2
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What is the first tactical priority of a fire suppression incident?

A

Rescue

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3
Q

Depending on the incident, apparatus, equipment and personnel operating within_____ feet of the base of a high rise fire may need to be protected from falling debris.

A

200

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4
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If a building is greater than five stories tall, attack pumpers should take a postion that allows the aerial to be placed where?

A

Inside of the Pumper

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5
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When should fire departments identify suitible drafting sites in their response district?

A

During preincident planning

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6
Q

Who is responsible for conducting flow tests from dry hydrants connected to a static water source?

A

The Authority Having Juristiction

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7
Q

What is a proactive method a pump operator can take to prevent kinks in an intake hose?

A

Twist the hose in a counterclockwise fashion

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8
Q

What pumping operation is used when the attack pumper is located relatively close to a water source but a great distance from the fire?

A

Tandem Pumping

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9
Q

When assigned to structural protection during a fire involing the wildland/urban interface, pump operators should position the apparatus how?

A

In the driveway of the structure

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10
Q

What is the definition of level I staging per IFSTA?

A

Staging applied to the initial response of one or more unit

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11
Q

When is it appropriate to travel in the opposite lanes of limited access highway?

A

It is never approriate to do so

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12
Q

According to the IFSTA incident scene control zones for HAZMAT incidents, where is the Rapid Intervention Team staged?

A

Cold Zone

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13
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what is the minimum depth of strainer in order for a dry hydrant to operate appropriatley?

A

24 Inches

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14
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Dual pumping is an operation where a strong hydrant is used to supply two pumpers by connecting the pumpers:

A

Intake to Intake

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15
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Where are Engine companies typically staged during Level I staging?

A

Near a hydrant or water source

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16
Q

Which zone is considered the “limited access zone” during a HAZMAT incident

A

Yellow Zone

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17
Q

When would Tandem pumping be required on an incident scene?

A

When pressures are higher than a single engine can provide

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18
Q

Where does the second pumper make its connections on a tandem pumping operation?

A

Directly to a water supply or hydrant

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19
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During wildland operations, pumpers capable of mounting a mobile fire attack should:

A

Keep their lines short to facilitate movement

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20
Q

When selecting a drafting location, preference should be given to:

A

Locations that are accesible from a hard surface

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21
Q

What is a key factor that will assist the driver/operator to make informed decisions about apparatus placement?

A

Preincident planning

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22
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If arriving to a reported structure fire and there is nothing evident on arrival, the driver/operator should position the pumper where?

A

Pull past the address

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23
Q

What is the first tactical priority at any incident?

A

Life safety

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24
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If a fixed appliance (such as deck gun or master stream) is to be operated, the apparatus must be positioned appropriately with consideration for what?

A

The fire stream to reach its intended target, but with consideration for the collapse potential of the structure

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25
Q

The only incident type that is the exception to the rule of parking upwind is what?

A

Wildland fires

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26
Q

When structural collapse is possible, apparatus and personnel should maintain a collapse zone how large?

A

One and a half times the height of the building

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27
Q

Should a collapse occur, the safest position is considered to be where?

A

The corner(s) of the building

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28
Q

When operating on a high-rise fire, what distance outside/around the building may need to be protected from falling glass and debris?

A

200 feet

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29
Q

When utilizing the “inside/outside” method of apparatus placement on a building five stories or less, how should the engine and truck position?

A

Engine inside, truck outside

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30
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When utilizing the “inside/outside” method of apparatus placement on a building over five stories, how should the engine and truck position?

A

Truck inside, engine outside

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31
Q

Which of the following is NOT considered to be a static water source?

A

Tankers

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32
Q

When drafting, a critical factor in achieving the best possible discharge cabilities is what?

A

Limiting lift

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33
Q

To minimize the chance of intake hose kinking, the driver/operator should do what to it?

A

Put one counterclockwise twist in the hose between the hydrant and pumper

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34
Q

The operation where a strong hydrant is used to supply two pumpers by connecting the pumpers intake-to-intake is known as what?

A

Dual pumping

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35
Q

The primary point outside the incident area where responding units report to and receive initial orders for action is known as what?

A

Base

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36
Q

Areas that are established to better organize an incident and assist in regulating the movement of response personnel are known as what?

A

Hazard control zones

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37
Q

When operating around train tracks, it is important to remember that a fully loaded train can take how far to come to a stop?

A

Between one to two miles

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38
Q

When operating around train tracks, apparatus should maintain a clear zone of at least how far from the railroad tracks?

A

30 feet

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39
Q

When operating in the street or highway on an EMS incident, apparatus should be positioned how?

A

Larger apparatus (pumpers) behind smaller apparatus (ambulances)

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40
Q

Apparatus positioning should be based on all of the following EXCEPT:

A

Antipated on-scene duration

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41
Q

What is a major consideration for drivers when supplying elevated master streams?

A

Friction loss for distance and elevation

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42
Q

When would it be acceptable to drive opposite the normal flow of traffic?

A

When confirmed with police that the road has been shut down

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43
Q

Which unit takes priority for optimum positioning close to the building?

A

Aerial apparatus

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44
Q

Which method of pumping allows two engines to be used as attack apparatus?

A

Dual pumping

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45
Q

In tandem pumping, up to how far apart can the apparatus be located?

A

300 feet

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46
Q

What is the ideal way of approaching a potential hazardous materials incident?

A

Upwind and uphill

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47
Q

How is the collapse zone determined?

A

One and a half times the building height

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48
Q

Which zone of a HAZMAT incident is refered to as the “restricted zone”?

A

Hot zone

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49
Q

In a HAZMAT incident, where is the decon corridor located?

A

Warm zone

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50
Q

Units may utilize the “inside/outside” attack method if a building is what?

A

Less than five stories tall

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51
Q

What would be the preferred positioning for a wildland fire?

A

Downhill

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52
Q

What is the name for a hydrant with intake hose connection on the shore and a length of pipe extended into the water with a strainer on the end?

A

Dry hydrant

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53
Q

What is the preferred type of hose for hydrant connections?

A

Large diameter hose

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54
Q

What is the NFPA standard for Inspection, Care, and Use of Fire Hose,Couplings, Nozzles, and the Service Testing of Fire Hose?

A

NFPA 1962

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55
Q

What level of staging is being utilized when numerous apparatus are dispatched to a parking lot or large open area?

A

Level II

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56
Q

Which style of pumping is generally used to increase water pressure?

A

Tandem pumping

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57
Q

What is the term used to describe a natural or man-made barrier that will prevent the fire from encircling the vehicle and crew?

A

Anchor point

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58
Q

Any personnel working near the edge of boddies of water are required to wear what?

A

Personal Flotation Device

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59
Q

How many lanes should be blocked on a roadway emergency?

A

Lanes where firefighters are operating as well as an additional lane for safety

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60
Q

What is an indication, identified during pre-incident planning, that a building may have a high potential for collapse?

A

Ornamental stars or bolts for reinforcement rods

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61
Q

A fire department pumper?s primary function on the fireground

A

provide water directly for fire streams or to support other pumpers or aerial apparatus

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62
Q

What will determine the best placement for the first-arriving and later-arriving pumpers on the fireground.

A

Local policies, the company officer, and the driver/operator

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63
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What determines the most advantageous position for the attack pumper

A

Incident scene “size up”

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64
Q

Pull the apparatus past the front of the building, if feasible, when arriving at an incident where

A

no fire is evident

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65
Q

in the event connections for water supply or fire department connections need to be made or to assist in pulling attack hoselines and operating the pump.

A

Remain with the apparatus

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66
Q

The first tactical priority at any incident

A

Life safety

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67
Q

a primary concern of the driver/operator and company officer in the placement of the pumper.

A

Establishing water supply

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68
Q

Apparatus and personnel should maintain a how much of a collapse zone of any building determined likely to collapse?

A

one and a half times the height

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69
Q

Depending on the incident, apparatus, equipment, and personnel operating within how many feet of the base of a high-rise fire may need to be protected from falling glass and debris?

A

200

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70
Q

If a building is less than five floors tall, the attack pumper is positioned on the side of the street closest to the building and aerial apparatus are placed outboard of the pumper

A

the “inside/outside” method

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71
Q

Driver/operators should not do what to a a nonpotable (nondrinkable) water source and a potable water supply?

A

cross-contaminate

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72
Q

Any personnel working near the edge of bodies of water are required to wear

A

a personal flotation device (PFD)

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73
Q

Stopping short of the hydrant allows the intake hose to

A

curve slightly

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74
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A good way to minimize the chance of the intake hose kinking is

A

to put a counterclockwise twist in the hose

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75
Q

one strong hydrant is used to supply two pumpers

A

dual pumping

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76
Q

a form of relay pumping with the pumpers positioned close together rather than evenly spaced in the supply hose layout.

A

tandem pumping

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77
Q

may be needed when pressures higher than a single engine is capable of supplying are required

A

tandem pumping

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78
Q

What may also be used in situations where the attack pumper is located a relatively short distance from the water source, but a great distance from the fire

A

tandem pumping

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79
Q

A second pumper can connect directly to the hydrant to supply water to the attack pumper at pressures greater than the hydrant is capable of supplying

A

tandem pumping

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80
Q

is generally used to increase the volume of water available at a fire scene

A

Relay pumping

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81
Q

What is considered an act of preparing to manage an incident at a particular location before the indent occurs?

A

Pre Incident Planning

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82
Q

Who is considered responsible for the management of all incident operations during an emergency?

A

Incident COmmander

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83
Q

If no fire is evident, what positioning should be utilized in feasible?

A

Pulling past the front of the building

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84
Q

What is considered the first tactical priority at any incident?

A

Life safety

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85
Q

How should the apparatus be positioned if hand lines or portable master streams are to be used?

A

Close proximity to the building

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86
Q

Whenever possible, how should the apparatus be positioned?

A

Upwind

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87
Q

What overhead hazards pose a threat to apparatus position underneath if fire or weather conditions cause them to fail?

A

Utility Lines

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88
Q

How many stories is a building if the aerial is positioned on the “inside” (side of the street closest to the building)?

A

More than five stories

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89
Q

Where should a pumper position to supply an FDC?

A

As closely as possible to the water source

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90
Q

What consists of an intake hose connection on the shore and a length of pope extended into the water with a strainer on the end?

A

Dry hydrant

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91
Q

What is the preferred type of hose for hydrant connections?

A

Large diameter intake hose

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92
Q

What should be done if large diameter intake hose is not available at a hydrant?

A

Use one or two of the 2 1/2” outlets on the hydrant

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93
Q

What is another name for the large diameter intake?

A

Steamer intake

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94
Q

What should be noted while utilizing tandem pumping and pumping hoseline at high pressures?

A

That the pressure does not exceed at which the hose is annually tested at

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95
Q

What is considered an area where an undeveloped wildland area meets a human development area?

A

Wildland/urban interface

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96
Q

What is considered the point at which a fire line is begun?

A

Anchor point

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97
Q

What is considered overhaul of fire or hazardous material scene?

A

Mop-up

98
Q

What is considered the location at which the primary Incident Management Logistics functions are coordinated?

A

Base

99
Q

Which zone should the command post be in?

A

Cold Zone

100
Q

All apparatus should maintain a clear zone of how many feet from railroad tracks?

A

30’

101
Q

What is the collapse zone?

A

1.5x the height of structure

102
Q

What shouldn’t you park under because of fire or weather could make them fall?

A

Utility lines

103
Q

When should a pumper park inside of an aerial ladder?

A

building less than 5 stories

104
Q

Where does an apparatus park on a highway incident?

A

as a shield to oncoming traffic and working firefighters

105
Q

Where the safest place to position appartatus in case of collapse?

A

corners of structure

106
Q

Which way should you approach hazardous material incident?

A

upwind and uphill

107
Q

What zone is where all the support for the incident are conducted?

A

cold zone

108
Q

When responding to an incident this is priority #1?

A

life safety

109
Q

what is the preferred type of hose for hydrant connections?

A

Large diameter intake hose

110
Q

What type of pumping might be needed if pressure higher than a single engine is capable?

A

tandem pumping

111
Q

How far can tandem pumping take place?

A

300 ft

112
Q

What type of pumping has 2 atack pupmpers using 1 source?

A

dual pumping

113
Q

Where the best place to stand when opening a hydrant?

A

behind it

114
Q

where should 1st apparatus pull when nothing is evident?

A

past the front to see 3 sides

115
Q

What lanes should you close on roadway at first?

A

lane firefighter are working and 1 extra

116
Q

Where do engines stage in Level 1?

A

near a hydrant or water source

117
Q

what something to consider when positioning for ems calls?

A

leave enough room for patient loading

118
Q

Where should you position to reduce becoming an exposure on fire incident?

A

upwind

119
Q

When best time to figuire out position at FDC connections?

A

preincident planning

120
Q

What zone is used for decontaminate personnel and equipment?

A

warm zone

121
Q

NFPA? 1962, Standard for the Inspection, Care, and Use of Fire Hose, Couplings, Nozzles, and the Service Testing of Fire Hose

A

contains test pressures for various types of fire hose

122
Q

What is the second most important consideration after life safety during fire fighting operations?

A

the protection of property (structures)

123
Q

The boundary between wildland and structural development

A

wildland/urban interface

124
Q

Driver/operators should do what from the last known turnaround point and note the location of landmarks along the route?

A

back the apparatus into position

125
Q

a natural or man-made barrier that will prevent the fire from encircling the vehicle and crew

A

anchor point

126
Q

Unless the weight of the apparatus is known to be within the capacity of the structure vehicles should not be

A

driven over bridges

127
Q

Driver/operators should not attempt to do what with a vehicle unless it has been specifically designed to operate in such conditions?

A

ford streams

128
Q

What is a vulnerable and dangerous position unless it can be confirmed from the railroad operator that train traffic has been halted?

A

Driving apparatus along the shoulders of railroad beds

129
Q

During what operation should hoselines should be kept short in order to facilitate movement?

A

mobile fire attack

130
Q

Often used on any multiunit response of two or more units. If the first arriving unit has no immediate orders for later-arriving apparatus, the officer may call for this to be implemented while the incident is investigated.

A

Level 1 Staging

131
Q

Implemented when numerous units are responding to operate at the same incident, particularly those that require mutual aid or result in the transmittal of multiple alarms.

A

Level 2 Staging

132
Q

Advises the Planning Section or IC as to the status of resource availability

A

Staging Area Manager

133
Q

May be established as an area from which large numbers of personnel and quantities of equipment may be deployed.

A

Base

134
Q

Apparatus should not travel opposing the normal flow of traffic on highways or ramps unless

A

the police have closed the road to traffic

135
Q

The U.S. Department of Transportation Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) advises that emergency vehicle warning lights should be used as necessary to reach the incident, but once on scene their use should be

A

reduced as much as possible

136
Q

Some jurisdictions specify the use of units equipped with what that respond to numerous highway incidents?

A

top mounted pump panels

137
Q

Apparatus should position with what facing the incident scene?

A

side mounted pump panels

138
Q

Do not drive the apparatus directly to the scene until the material involved can be

A

identified

139
Q

the area closest to the release of material

A

hot zone

140
Q

area abutting the hot zone and extending to the border of the cold zone

A

warm zone

141
Q

The act of preparing to manage an incident at a particular location or prier to an incident occurring?

A

Pre incident planning

142
Q

Ongoing evaluation of influential factors at the scene of an incident is called?

A

Size up

143
Q

Why should you pull the engine just past the front of a building when investigating ?

A

You see 3 sides

144
Q

Why should the driver remain with the apparatus when investigating ?

A

To hook up to the system

145
Q

What is the first priority at any incident?

A

Life safety

146
Q

This is a point which the fire department can hook up to the building with 2 2-1/2 hoses?

A

FDC

147
Q

To shuttle water between a source and a incident scene?

A

Relay

148
Q

The process of acquiring water from a static source and transfer it into a pump above the water level is called?

A

Drafting

149
Q

The supply of water at rest that does not provide a pressure head for fire departments is called?

A

Static water supply

150
Q

A permanently installed pipe that has pumper suction connections permanently installed at a static water source is called?

A

Dry hydrant

151
Q

Operation where a strong hydrant is used to supply 2 pumpers intake to intake is called?

A

Dual pumping

152
Q

In short relay operations where one pumper has a water source and sends it to a 2nd pumper to increase the water pressure is called?

A

Tandem pumping

153
Q

The line , area, or zone where underdeveloped wildland and developed urban area meet is called?

A

Wildland/urban interface

154
Q

A system of barriers surrounding designated areas at emergency scenes intended to limit the number of personnel exposed is called?

A

Hazard zone

155
Q

Potently hazardous area immediately surrounding the incident site is called?

A

Hot zone

156
Q

The area that usually contains the decon corridor ?

A

Warm zone

157
Q

What is the primary concern of the driver when positioning at a fire?

A

Water supply

158
Q

When positioning at a fixed structure what of the following is NOT a concern?

A

Traffic

159
Q

When water is from multiple courses what is a concern?

A

Cross contamination of potable and non potable

160
Q

What is a requirement when working near a body of water?

A

PFD

161
Q

How should driver/operaters position their apparatus?

A

In the location for the safest and most advantageous use of the features of the apparatus

162
Q

What is the fire department pumper’s primary function on the fire ground?

A

To provide water directly for fire streams or to support other pumpers or aerial apparatus

163
Q

What is the term for the ongoing evaluaion of influential factors at the scene of an incident?

A

Size-up

164
Q

Which of these is not something a driver/operator should do when positioning the apparatus?

A

Park diractly in front of the incident location

165
Q

What is the first tactical priority at any incident?

A

Life safety

166
Q

Where should you park when operating at an incident involving hazardous or flammable liquids?

A

Uphill of the incident

167
Q

What is the distance for a collapse zone?

A

One and a half times the height of the building

168
Q

Where should the pumper and aerial position, on a narrow street, if the building is less than five stories?

A

The pumper is positioned on the side of the street closest to the building and the aerial is positioned on the other side

169
Q

What is the term for the point at which the fire department can connect to a sprinkler or standpipe system?

A

Fire department connection

170
Q

What is the term for shuttling water between a source and an emergency scene using nobile water supply apparatus?

A

Relay

171
Q

What is the term for acquiring water from a static source and transferring it into a pump that is above the source’s level?

A

Drafting

172
Q

What is the term for a permanently installed pipe that has pumper suction connections installed at a static water source to speed up drafting operations?

A

Dry Hydrant

173
Q

Why should hard intake hoses not be used to connect to a hydrant?

A

They are designed to withstand the vacuum associated with drafting and are not designed to be used under positive pressure

174
Q

What is the common length for large diameter intake hose?

A

100 feet

175
Q

What is the term for an operation where a strong hydrant is used to supply two pumpers by connecting the pumpers intake-to intake?

A

Dual pumping

176
Q

What is the term for a short relay operation in which the pumper taking water from the supply source pumps into the second pumper?

A

Tandem pumping

177
Q

How far apart can apparatus be from each other in tandem pumping operations?

A

Up to 300 feet

178
Q

What is relay pumping generally used to increase?

A

Volume of water

179
Q

How should apparatus equiped with side mounted pump panels park on a highway incident?

A

Park on a 45 degree angle with the pump panel facing the incident

180
Q

How far away from railroad tracks should apparatus be to maintain a clear zone to prevent contact with objects on railroad cars?

A

30 feet

181
Q

When the driver/operator pulls past the front of the building, this allows the driver/operator to view how many sides?

A

Three

182
Q

What is the only exception for parking downhill?

A

Wildland fires

183
Q

What is the collapse zone of a building?

A

One and a half times the height of any building

184
Q

What is generally considered the safest position should a collapse occur?

A

The corners

185
Q

Falling debris and glass from a high-rise may fall up to how many feet from the building?

A

200 feet

186
Q

Why should hoselines be kept short for apparatus capable of mounting a mobile fire attack?

A

To facilitate movement

187
Q

How should the driver/operator position when supplying aerial apparatus?

A

As close as practical

188
Q

Large diameter intake hose is most common in what lengths?

A

100 feet

189
Q

What is a good way to minimize the chance of the intake hose kinking?

A

To put a counterclockwise twist on it

190
Q

With this type of pumping, there is one strong hydrant used to supply two pumpers.

A

Dual pumping

191
Q

In tandem pumping operations, apparatus may be located up to how many feet apart?

A

300 feet

192
Q

Tandem pumping operations may be required for what type of fire?

A

High-rise fire

193
Q

Relay pumping is generally used to increase what at a fire scene?

A

The volume of water

194
Q

Tandem pumping is generally used to increase what at a fire scene?

A

The pressure of water

195
Q

Which is most likely true for wildland fire?

A

Apparatus are seldom positioned in the same location for the duration of the incident

196
Q

When navigating thru wildland fires and vision is limited, how may a driver/operator stay alert to upcoming obstacles?

A

A spotter

197
Q

Whenever the engine is running, what should be on?

A

The headlights

198
Q

Whenever the vehicle has stopped to conduct a quick attack in wildland fire, how should the driver/operator position the apparatus?

A

In the direction of an exit path, with its front wheels straight and the emergency brake engaged

199
Q

Once control zones are established, what may happen to them?

A

They may be expanded or contracted

200
Q

Apparatus should maintain a clear zone of at least how many feet from railroad tracks to prevent contact with objects on the railroad cars?

A

30 feet

201
Q

How should D/O’s position their apparatus?

A

for the safest and most advantageous use of its features

202
Q

What is it called when you prepare to manage an incident at a particular location or a particular type of incident before an actual incident occurs?

A

pre-incident planning

203
Q

What is the first tactical priority at any incident?

A

life safety

204
Q

When positioning for exposure protection, what must be considered?

A

the apparatus as a potential exposure

205
Q

When fighting wildfires, where should the apparatus be positioned?

A

downhill

206
Q

What is of critical importance in achieving the best possible discharge capabilities?

A

limiting lift

207
Q

What can help prevent the formation of kinks and does not restrict water flow?

A

a counterclockwise twist when connecting the hose

208
Q

What operation uses a strong hydrant to supply two pumpers by connecting intake to intake?

A

dual pumping

209
Q

In tandem pumping operations, pumping apparatus can be located how far apart?

A

300’

210
Q

Which NFPA outlines the Standard for the Inspection, Care, and Use of Fire Hose, Couplings, Nozzles, and the Service Testing of Fire Hose?

A

1962

211
Q

What is a line, area, or zone where an undeveloped wildland area meets a human development area, called?

A

wildland/urban interface

212
Q

Wildland fire attack should begin from a natural or man-made barrier that will prevent the fire from encircling the vehicle and crew, also known as what?

A

anchor point

213
Q

What must be established around a roadway incident?

A

safe zone

214
Q

How should apparatus equipped with a side mounted pump panel position on roadway incidents?

A

with pump panel controls facing the incident scene

215
Q

What can assist in regulating the movement of response personnel and prevent unauthoirzed entry?

A

hazard-control zone

216
Q

When working near railroad tracks, how long can it take a fully loaded train to make a complete stop?

A

1-2 miles

217
Q

What is the zone that is a potentially hazardous area immediately surrounding the incident site?

A

hot zone

218
Q

Where does the decon corridor usually get set up?

A

warm zone

219
Q

what can be used to increase the volume of water available at a fire scene?

A

relay pumping

220
Q

What method of pumping is used when pressures higher than the capability of a single pump are required?

A

tandem pumping

221
Q

What will determine the most adventageous position for the attack pumper?

A

Incident scene size-up

222
Q

Where is the general safest position in relation to a building when considering a collapse?

A

The corners of the structure

223
Q

How should a driver/operator position in relation when setting up for an aerial master stream?

A

Position as close to the aerial apparatus as practical

224
Q

What can be done to ensure a fire department connection is supplied most efficiently:

A

Position as close to the water source as possible

225
Q

This water source consists of an intake hose connection on the shore and a lenth of pipe extending into the water with a strainer on the end:

A

Dry hydrant

226
Q

In many jurisdictions, the most common source of water is:

A

A fire hydrant

227
Q

What is the best way to minimize the chances of an intake hose kinking?

A

Put a counter-clockwise twist in the hose

228
Q

How should a driver/operator position in relation to the hydrant?

A

Either a few short or a few feet past

229
Q

What kind of pumping operation is used when one strong hydrant is used to supply two pumpers?

A

Dual pumping

230
Q

When pressures higher than a single engine is capable of supplying are required, what kind of pumping operation can be used?

A

Tandem pumping operation

231
Q

In tandem pumping operations, how far apart may fire apparatus be?

A

300 feet

232
Q

What kind of pumping operation is used to increase the volume of water available at a fire scene?

A

Relay pumping

233
Q

Who is responsible for communicating available resources and resource needs to the operations section chief?

A

Staging area manager

234
Q

An area from which large numbers of personnel and quantities of equipment may be deployed is:

A

Base

235
Q

When operating on a highway incident, how should apparatus equipped with a side mounted pump panel should position?

A

Panel towards the incident scene

236
Q

When responding to a hazardous materials incident, when should apparatus be driven to the scene?

A

After the material involved is identified

237
Q

The area used to provide support for operations in the hot zone is:

A

Warm zone

238
Q

In what zone is the triage/treatment area located?

A

Cold zone

239
Q

The area that surrounds the warm zone and is the area where all incident support functions are conducted is:

A

Cold zone

240
Q

Apparratus should maintain a clear zone of how many feet from railroad tracks?

A

30 feet