205.01 COMMUNICATIONS Flashcards
The Phoenix Fire Department will respond to any _________ situation that threatens ____ ______ __ ________.
EMERGENCY,LIFE, SAFETY or PROPERTY.
The fire department will dispatch the ___________________________ to control the emergency.
closest available unit(s) with the
required capabilities
Deployment will dispatch the appropriate assignment and upgrade the response as necessary based on information received up to a _______ _____ _____ until command is established upon the arrival of the first unit.
Working First Alarm
Emergency incidents within the Automatic Aid boundaries served by the PFDRDC will be dispatched without ______ __ ____________.
regard to jurisdiction.
PFDRDC has enhanced mutual aid for requests by Gila River Indian Community Fire Department for incidents that occur on I10 from Phoenix city limits to mile post ___.
169
PFDRDC has one way Automatic Aid onto Luke Air Force Base. CAD has been programmed to select LAFB units for any calls that fall within a ____ mile radius of the base.
five (5)
When a positive
determination of need for emergency response cannot be made THE FIRE DEPARTMENT POLICY IS TO ________.
DISPATCH
The primary responsibility of the Calltaker is to determine, without delay,_______, ___________, ________ and to verify entry of the incident into the CAD system.
the location, telephone callback, nature of the emergency
Response requirements are expressed as primary or secondary. A unit can fulfill ___ ___ primary requirement. A unit can fulfill ____ ___ ___ secondary requirement.
only one, more than one
TRUE OR FALSE:
Individual jurisdictions may customize the primary and secondary response requirements on a given Nature Code.
TRUE
The Calltaker makes initial determination of the appropriate ______ ____ based on information received from the caller.
Nature Code
On BLS responses the Company Officer will make a __ or __ response decision and press the appropriate response on the MCT.
C2 or C3
This TYPE incident has been determined unsafe to respond directly to the scene. Units assigned to the incident shall stage until the Police Department secures the scene.
Violent Medical Calls
For this type of incident the patient has to meet the following criteria; no loss of consciousness, peripheral injuries only, head/face; arm: below elbow; leg: below knee, no trunk injuries, no impaled objects, no amputations, no severe bleeding.
Minor Medical Calls
Incidents that require or potentially require water capabilities to extinguish a fire.
Fire Incidents
A 3-1 assignment will be dispatched for structure fires that do not indicate the need for a First Alarm
assignment.
Fire Incidents 3-1’s
These assignments will be dispatched for reported vegetation fires.
Brush Fires
These assignments will be dispatched for incidents reported to involve hazardous materials.
Hazardous Materials situations MAY include fire, spills, transportation accidents, chemical reactions,
explosions and/or similar events. Hazards may include toxicity, flammability, radiological hazards, chemical reactions and/or combinations of factors.
Hazardous Materials
These Incidents may require specialized equipment and training to extricate the patient(s). These incidents include confined space rescue, trench rescue, high angle or rope rescue, water rescue, structural collapse, mountain and tree rescues.
Technical Rescue
these calls will also be dispatched for non-emergency situations. Deployment will select the appropriate Nature Code that best describes the situation.
Service Calls and Other Miscellaneous Incidents