24-04 Decontamination Flashcards

1
Q

When should Captains order Emergency/Gross Decontamination, according to Section 1.1?

a) Only in hazardous materials incidents
b) At any incident where personnel and/or occupants have been exposed to potentially harmful environments and/or contaminants
c) Only when explicitly directed by the Incident Commander

A

B

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2
Q

What is the purpose of using positive pressure fans in the warm zone during Emergency/Gross Decontamination, as stated in Section 1.5?

a) To cool down responders
b) To expedite the off-gassing of products of combustion
c) To create a barrier against contaminants

A

B

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3
Q

When can the removal of SCBA and PPE take place during Emergency/Gross Decontamination, as mentioned in Section 1.8?

a) Before contaminants are removed from the firefighters’ gear
b) After contaminants have been removed from the firefighters’ gear
c) During the handling, removal, and packaging of soiled equipment and/or clothing

A

B

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4
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What action should personnel take upon return to the station after Emergency/Gross Decontamination, according to Section 1.11?

a) Resume normal duties immediately
b) Shower and put on a clean uniform
c) Report to the Incident Commander for further instructions

A

B

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5
Q

What is the primary consideration for choosing the method of decontamination during Emergency/Gross Decontamination, as stated in Section 1.3?

a) The convenience for responders
b) The speed of the process
c) Must be chosen before removal of responder’s personal protective equipment (PPE) and speed

A

C

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6
Q

In what situations should a 45mm hand line on low pressure be used during Emergency/Gross Decontamination, according to Section 1.7?

a) Only in hazardous materials incidents
b) When responding to a medical emergency
c) In the event of substantial soiling of bunker gear during any emergency incident

A

C

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7
Q

When should Captains order the setup of Mass Decontamination, according to Section 2.1?

a) Only in incidents involving hazardous materials
b) At the recognition of any incident involving a large number of people potentially exposed to harmful substances
c) Only with explicit approval from the Chief

A

B

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8
Q

What should be considered when setting up Mass Decontamination, as stated in Section 2.2?

a) Protecting the privacy/dignity of the affected public
b) Completing the process as quickly as possible
c) Minimizing coordination with other emergency services

A

A

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9
Q

What consideration is mentioned in Section 2.3 regarding the setup of Mass Decontamination?

a) The availability of Hazmat Technicians
b) Using an aerial as a decon shower if possible
c) Ensuring proper communication with the media

A

B

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10
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When should Mass Decontamination be in consultation with a Hazmat Technician or senior team member, according to Section 2.4?

a) Only when the Hazmat team is not available
b) Where possible in mass decon
c) Only when explicitly directed by the Incident Commander

A

B

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11
Q

What is the responsibility of personnel in Technical Decontamination, as mentioned in Section 3.1?

a) Observing from a distance
b) Assisting in the set up and use of technical decontamination procedures
c) Providing medical assistance only

A

B

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12
Q

What zone is Decon in?

A

Warm zone

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