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Question 1

A method of loading hose on a vehicle that results in a hose appearance that resembles accordion sections. This is achieved by standing the hose on its edge and laying it side to side in the hose bed.

Answer 1

Accordion hose load

Question 2

The delivery of water from an attack engine to a handline, which discharges the water onto the fire.

Answer 2

Attack line operations

Question 3

A nozzle with a tip that can be separated from the shut-off valve.

Answer 3

Breakaway type nozzle

Question 4

A hose loading method used when one long hose line is needed; the end of the last length of a hose in one bed of a split hose bed is coupled to the beginning of the first length of hose in the opposite bed.

Answer 4

Combination hose load

Question 5

A short fold placed in a hose when loading it into the bed; the fold keeps the hose properly oriented and prevents the coupling from turning in the hose bed.

Answer 5

Dutchman

Question 6

A hose loading method in which the hose is laid flat and stacked on top of the previous section.

Answer 6

Flat hose load

Question 7

A method of laying a supply line where the line starts at the water source and ends at the attack engine. This is also referred to as the straight hose lay.

Answer 7

Forward hose lay

Question 8

A specialized type of valve that can be placed on a hydrant and that allows another engine to increase the supply pressure without interrupting flow.

Answer 8

Four-way hydrant valve

Question 9

Those places where a hose line encounters resistance, such as corners, doorways, and stairs.

Answer 9

Friction points

Question 10

A hose and nozzle that can be held and directed by hand. (NFPA 11)

Answer 10

Handline

Question 11

A hose loading method in which the hose is laid on its edge in the bed around the perimeter of the bed so that it resembles a horseshoe.

Answer 11

Horseshoe hose load

Question 12

A hose loading method that allows a single fire fighter to flake out the
necessary amount of hose from the shoulder while advancing toward the fire; this load avoids having to maneuver the hose lines around obstacles and helps to prevent sharp kinks.

Answer 12

Minuteman hose load

Question 13

A hose loading method similar to the flat hose load used for supply lines, except the female end of the hose line is preconnected to a pump discharge outlet, and a nozzle is attached to the male end of the hose line.

Answer 13

Preconnected flat hose load

Question 14

A method of laying a supply line where the supply line starts at the attack engine and ends at the water source.

Answer 14

Reverse hose lay

Question 15

A hose bed arranged to enable the engine to lay out either a single supply line or two supply lines simultaneously.

Answer 15

Split hose bed

Question 16

A scenario in which the attack engine forward lays a supply line from an intersection to the fire, and the supply engine reverse lays a supply line from the hose left by the attack engine to the water source.

Answer 16

Split hose lay

Question 17

The delivery of water from a water supply source, such as a fire hydrant or a static water source, to an attack engine.

Answer 17

Supply line operations

Question 18

A hose loading method in which the hose is folded back onto itself to reduce the overall length to one-third before loading the hose into the bed. This load method reduces deployment distances.

Answer 18

Triple-layer hose load