Cancer Prevention SOP Flashcards

1
Q

In April of 2013, which fire department hosted a workshop on firefighter cancer?

A

Indianapolis

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2
Q

Which white paper was written and published based on findings of workshop?

A

“Taking Action Against Cancer in the Fore Service”

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3
Q

Which 2 other cancer studies were made available on share point?

A

“Cancer risk among firefighters: a review and meta-analysis of 32 studies” and “firefighter cancer in the new fire environment”

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4
Q

What is the focus of the cancer prevention SOP?

A

The health and well-being of each member of Department

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5
Q

What gear item were firefighters issued a 2nd one of?

A

Good

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6
Q

Why were personnel issued a 2nd hood?

A

Wash and dry one hood after every use, allowing clean hood at all Times

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7
Q

Which areas of the body are among the most absorbent?

A

Scalp and angle of the jaw

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8
Q

Do our current hoods have a moisture barrier?

A

No

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9
Q

What are the recommendations for machine washing hood?

A

On gentle with detergent, no bleach, and running an additional cycle to clean machine afterwards

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10
Q

Are firefighters allowed to wear more than 1 hood at a time?

A

No

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11
Q

———— is essential to reducing contaminates that may have settled on your bunker gear.

A

Immediate wet decon

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12
Q

Wet decon is required:

A

Anytime gear may have been exposed to products of combustion or contaminants, or company officer, BC or IC deems it necessary

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13
Q

When should wet decon be conducted?

A

As soon as possible, preferably still on scene?

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14
Q

How is wet decon performed?

A

Red-line at pump pressure and half opened nozzle. Rinse at downward angle from top to bottom

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15
Q

At the end of each shift, if the gear was exposed to products of combustion or other contaminants what is the proper care for gear?

A

Rinsed off and hung to dry

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16
Q

———— should be wiped off during rehab

A

Exposed areas of the body (neck and face)

17
Q

Is bunker gear ever allowed in the station?

A

No

18
Q

How should all apparatus and tools be started and idled to reduce contamination by diesel exhaust?

A

Outside the bay

19
Q

How should bay doors operate before starting and while shutting off apparatus?

A

Should be open to start and stay open until after shutdown

20
Q

Bunker gear doors shall be ——–— to prevent contamination of gear by diesel exhaust.

A

Closed

21
Q

How should apparatus seats be treated regularly and especially after an incident that exposed passengers?

A

Cleaned and decontaminated

22
Q

Is full gear, including SCBA, required during overhaul?

A

Yes

23
Q

T/F SAFD members will not use their personal vehicles for on scene relief. Only department vehicles

A

True