Brooklyn 13 Flashcards
The ticket reads as follows: E100, E200, E300, E400, L600, L700, B5. You go 10-84 and transmit the 10-60 for an explosion and the collapse of several private dwellings. All units are now 10-84. From the following choices listed below, which is the only unit in the correct position?
A: E100 established the Triage Transfer Point and assumed control until relieved by B5
B: E200 confirmed the location of the Point of Impact and properly position the apparatus, established water supply, and stretched a precautionary 2 1/2 hoseline
C: L600 established the Incident Command Post and awaited further orders
D: L700 reported to the Triage Transfer Point and assisted in the removal of patients to either Treatment Areas or the Transportation Sector
D: L700 reported to the Triage Transfer Point and assisted in the removal of patients to either Treatment Areas or the Transportation Sector
ERP add 3
A- 2nd arriving Engine does this…..5.3.2
B- 1st arriving Engine does this….5.3.1
C- 1st arriving Ladder enters the POI and begin conducting rapid assessment…..5.3.4
D- 5.3.5
Due to space and weight considerations aboard the helicopter, the only tools and equipment the High Rise Roof Team should have in the High-Rise Roof Kit include all of the following except?
A: 6 SCBA with 1-hour cylinder
B: 1 Life Saving Rope
C: 2 Halligan Tools and 2 Axes
D: 2 Search Ropes and 1 Rabbit Tool
B: 1 Life Saving Rope
1 Bolt Cutter Acronym: BRASHR B Bolt Cutter (1) Rabbit Tool (1) Axes (2) SCBAs with 1-hour cylinders (6) Halligans (2) Ropes (Search) (2) Bag for tools (1) AUC 269 Add 1 3.3.1
A CFRD company, once on scene of a non-breathing/cardiac arrest patient, shall provide resuscitation efforts until released by EMS. The exceptions of withholding resuscitation efforts include all of the following except?
A: Obvious death
B: Presented with a Health Care Proxy
C: Dependent lividity
D: Decomposition
B: Presented with a Health Care Proxy
Health Care Proxies are NOT recognized in the pre-hospital environment * Obvious Death * Dependent lividity * Rigor Mortis *Decomposition * Valid DNR CFR ch 2 sec 4.4 and ch 2 add 1 sec 3.6
For a fire on the first floor of a Brownstone-type Row Frame building, where should the second hoseline be positioned if not needed to back up the first hoseline?
A: Stretched to the top floor of the fire building.
B: Stretched into an exposure.
C: Stretched through the front door on the second (parlor) floor to maintain the integrity of the interior stairs.
D: Stretched through the front door on the first floor to maintain the integrity of the interior stairs.
C: Stretched through the front door on the second (parlor) floor to maintain the integrity of the interior stairs.
In a Brownstone type Row Frame, the first hoseline shall be stretched through the front door on the first floor to extinguish the fire. The second hoseline, if not needed to back up the first hoseline, shall be stretched through the front door on the second (parlor) floor to maintain the integrity of the interior stairs.
RF 6.3 B
To eliminate the “stuck button” problem on all FDNY H/Ts, after 30 seconds the continuous transmission is cut off and is replaced with a continuous tone. However, before this occurs, the remote microphone will receive a warning tone after how many seconds?
A: 16 seconds
B: 22 seconds
C: 26 seconds
D: 28 seconds
C: 26 seconds
Communications ch 11 sec 3.4
Two company officers discussing search tactics in private dwellings of lightweight construction were able to identify which incorrect comment?
A: The importance of conducting search operations in buildings built with traditional construction materials is less for buildings with lightweight construction.
B: Newer, lightweight buildings are more susceptible to collapse from the effects of fire and high heat; and a careful risk-reward evaluation must be conducted to ensure that firefighters are not placed at undue risk.
C: When lightweight components are exposed to fire or high heat, the IC should advise all members not to enter the fire area and the area(s) directly above; a defensive strategy should be strongly considered.
D: Searches must be conducted with consideration that interior operational time will be of limited duration. The only exception is when immediate action must be taken to address a known life hazard; in this situation, risk should be minimized by utilizing only the personnel needed to safely execute the rescue.
A: The importance of conducting search operations in buildings built with traditional construction materials is less for buildings with lightweight construction.
The importance of conducting search operations in buildings built with traditional construction materials is THE SAME for buildings with lightweight construction.
PD Ch 6 4.5
Several FFs during a recent study group debated standpipe operations. Choose the incorrect statement made by one of those FFs on standpipe operations
A: All hoselines stretched from the standpipe shall be 2 1/2 hose with controlling nozzle and 1 1/8” main Stream Tip. All hoselines stretched from standpipes shall be connected to outlets on floors below the fire floor unless stated differently in CIDS
B: If a pressure reducing/restricting device (PRD) is found on the standpipe outlet, it must be removed. If the PRD cannot be removed, and there is no other outlet available without a PRD, then consider a hand stretch
C: Always connect in-line pressure gauge to standpipe outlet to ensure correct nozzle pressure.
D: Controlling nozzle must always be carried attached to the folded lead length
B: If a pressure reducing/restricting device (PRD) is found on the standpipe outlet, it must be removed. If the PRD cannot be removed, and there is no other outlet available without a PRD, then consider a hand stretch
If a pressure reducing/restricting device )PRD) is found on the standpipe outlet, it SHOULD be removed. If the PRD cannot be removed, and there is no other outlet available without a PRD, then it is permissible to use an outlet with a PRD
***UPDATE- Pressure Gauges shall NOT be pre-connected to a folded length of hose.
Evolution 9 p-3
Note for choice A. In Engine Operations ch 9 section 9.4.2 it states “variations from stretching initial hoselines from standpipe outlets on a floor below the fire due to building configuration shall be approved by Division Commanders and entered into the CIDS program”
How often is routine maintenance conducted on the Akron New Yorker Multiversal?
A: Monthly
B: Weekly
C: Semi-annually
D: Quarterly
D: Quarterly
AFTER EACH USE, the spikes in the portable ground base shall be inspected. If the flats on the end of the spikes exceed 1/16” in diameter, the spikes must be sharpened or replaced in accordance with the instructions contained in the Manufacturer’s Manual, which has been issued to units.
TB Tools 17 3.6, 6.1
Question 9:
When operating at a Toyota Rav4 electric car incident, FFs in an emergency, can disconnect the traction batteries from all vehicle systems and circuits by using the “service plug.” To disconnect the “service plug” FFs must perform all of the following procedures except?
A: Make sure the motor switch is off
B: Peel back the carpet from the passenger side rear passenger footwell
C: Turn the lock knob and remove the service plug cover
D: Carefully raise the handle of the service plug and pull it out
B: Peel back the carpet from the passenger side rear passenger footwell
Safety Bulletin 86 sec 6
B- Drivers side rear passenger footwell
Remember: DO NOT CUT THE ORANGE COLORED WIRE HARNESS….sec 3
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) consists of important pieces of equipment the FDNY members are issued to protect themselves in countless different FDNY operations. Of the following choices, which is incorrect?
A: In all cases you must leave the area immediately upon feeling any pain or discomfort through the hood.
B: The wearing of suspenders is mandatory.
C: The hood is part of the PPE and its use is mandated by the Department. The hood shall be worn whether dry, damp, or saturated with moisture.
D: Bunker pants shall never be worn without knee pads in place. It is prohibited to remove or alter any part of the bunker gear.
A: In all cases you must leave the area immediately upon feeling any pain or discomfort through the hood.
You must leave the area immediately upon feeling any pain or discomfort through the hood, UNLESS the area can be immediately cooled by a hoseline.
AUC 310 6.3, 6.6-6.8
The correct action level at a radiological event can be found in which choice?
A: 1 mR/hr
B: 2 mR/hr
C: 3 mR/hr
D: 4 mR/hr
A: 1 mR/hr
ERP add 4 p-18
The Department uses 1 mR/hr as an action level. The Hotline (defining the Hot Zone) should be established at a rate of 2 mR/hr
Forcible entry is an important part of firefighting. During a recent drill, which comment made was incorrect?
A: On the inside, the “police lock” has a metal rod extending down into a metal receptacle in the floor. This receptacle is about 2’ from the door so that the rod is placed at an angle from the lock.
B: The body of a “rim lock” is attached to the inside of the door and the tongue slides into a metal receptacle, which is attached to the door frame. The cylinder extends through a hole drilled in the door and is secured on the outside by a metal ring that protrudes about 1/8 “ on the public hall side of the door.
C: In no case should a panel of a door be removed under any fire condition; it will not be possible to isolate the fire area while waiting for water.
D: The use of the axe and halligan tool to force open a door is a team operation. The member holding the halligan tool is the coordinator of the action, telling the axe firefighter when to strike. To avoid injury, the axe firefighter shall never strike without being specifically instructed to do so by the member holding the halligan tool.
C: In no case should a panel of a door be removed under any fire condition; it will not be possible to isolate the fire area while waiting for water.
A panel of a door should not be removed EXCEPT FOR a relatively minor fire when difficulty has been encountered using normal forcible entry procedures. If a heavy body of fire exists and a panel is broken out of the door, it will not be possible to isolate the fire area while waiting for water.
TB FE 2 1.1 C, 1.2, 1.4 A, B
High visibility reflective/fluorescent safety vests have been issued to all units, one for each riding position. Choose the incorrect statement in regards to these Safety Vests.
A: Department policy requires all members to wear high visibility safety vests when operating on all highways at all times, day or night
B: Exemptions from wearing high visibility safety vests are for members directly involved and in the immediate vicinity of firefighting, hazardous material mitigation, or technical rescue
C: The high visibility safety vests are designed to be worn over bunker gear and are flame resistant
D: Vests must be donned prior to leaving quarters for a call
D: Vests must be donned prior to leaving quarters for a call
Vests shall be donned prior to leaving the apparatus OR in an area that is blocked by an apparatus and protected from vehicular traffic
Safety Bulletin 88 pages 1-2
Safety is a top priority in Tower Ladder operations. Which choice below contains incorrect information?
A: Tower ladders are not designed to operate with outriggers and jacks down on one side only. If apparatus is not level, lower the jacks and outrigger on the high side first, then the jacks and outrigger on the low side. The preferred placement of manual pins for outriggers shall be at the lowest hole available once extended.
B: When encountering streets that are narrow and lined with parked cars, the apparatus may have to be parked so that the outrigger can be placed between parked cars. A Guide Firefighter, typically the Outside Vent Firefighter, should assist the chauffeur in positioning the apparatus so that the outriggers will clear parked cars and other obstructions such as hoselines, manholes, curbs, etc.
C: When operating with a 75’ Tower Ladder, a 6’ hook may be utilized as a gauge to determine if the outriggers will clear all obstructions. When the apparatus is set on an angle, ensure that the measurement is taken from that part of the outrigger that is nearest to the obstruction. A 95’ Tower Ladder needs 6’8” for the outrigger to clear an obstruction.
D: If a member commences to set up a Tower Ladder apparatus for an operation and then decides to abort the operation, the member must return all outriggers and jacks to the pre-setup position.
A: Tower ladders are not designed to operate with outriggers and jacks down on one side only. If apparatus is not level, lower the jacks and outrigger on the high side first, then the jacks and outrigger on the low side. The preferred placement of manual pins for outriggers shall be at the lowest hole available once extended.
If the apparatus is not level, lower the jacks and outrigger on the low side first, followed by the jacks and outrigger on the high side until the green lights indicate that all stabilizers are properly deployed.
TL Ch 1 page 2
Select the most correct position/tactic used when operating at a Taxpayer fire.
A: The Forcible Entry Team can use the Bam-Bam tool and screwdriver to pull padlock cylinders on case hardened locks
B: When operating at a cockloft fire, the 2nd arriving Ladder Company is responsible to shut down gas and electric supply
C: When the member going to the roof is carrying the saw, a hook must also be taken. Members going to the roof subsequently should bring an axe or iron with the saw if available
D: Ladder Companies on the 1st alarm assignment shall report in with their 10 and 12 foot hooks besides their normal tool complement
C: When the member going to the roof is carrying the saw, a hook must also be taken. Members going to the roof subsequently should bring an axe or iron with the saw if available
Explanation:
Taxpayers
A-The Bam-Bam tool and screwdriver are used to pull padlock cylinders. Brass padlocks are being replaced by “case hardened” materials. The Bam-Bam tool is ineffective on these locks….8.4.3
B- 1st arriving Ladder Company…8.3.3
C- 8.4.3.C
D- Other than 1st or 2nd arriving Ladder Companies on the initial alarm should report in with their 10 and 12 foot hooks besides their normal tool complement ….8.4.4
For a fire in a LRFPMD where a LSR rescue operation is required in order to rescue a victim at a window, which choice below contains the option of first priority?
A: The 2nd Roof Firefighter should immediately be directed to the apartment directly above the fire apartment to deploy the LSR.
B: Operate from the roof, if practical.
C: The IC should direct the Squad, Rescue, or an Engine Company to bring an available LSR to the apartment directly above the fire apartment to be deployed.
D: A LSR rescue should never be attempted in a LRFPMD.
B: Operate from the roof, if practical.
MD 7.11