Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
Q

Minimum requirements for a pumper fire apparatus from NFPA 1901 - Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus: Minimum water tank of ___ gallons.

A

300 gallons

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2
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Minimum requirements for a pumper fire apparatus from NFPA 1901 - Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus: Hose compartment of at least ___ cubic ft. for ___ inch or larger supply hoe and two compartments of at least ___ cubic ft. for ___ inch or larger attack hose.

A

30 cubic ft. for 2.5”

3.5 cubic ft. for 1.5”

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3
Q

Minimum requirements for a pumper fire apparatus from NFPA 1901 - Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus: Minimum pump size of ___ gpm.

A

750 gpm

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4
Q

Three options for laying hose line to move water from water source to fire scene; ___, ___, and ___.

A

Forward
Reverse
Split lay

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5
Q

A split lay is also known as a ___ lay.

A

Driveway

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6
Q

Water tenders can carry ___ to ___ gallons of water or more.

A

1,000 to 8,000

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7
Q

A 1 3/4” hose line with a solid bore nozzle can flow ___ gpm at 50 psi and 2 1/2” hose can flow ___ gpm.

A

180 gpm

320 gpm

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8
Q

A ____ fire is one that displays high smoke volume and pressure (incomplete combustions).

A

Vent controlled

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9
Q

A ___ fire is one that is growth limited by the supply of combustibles; fully involved fires are an example.

A

Fuel controlled

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10
Q

3 Basic steps in fire suppression are:

A

Locate, confine, extinguish

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11
Q

The concept of confining the fire can be thought of as a series of ___.

A

Boxes

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12
Q

Once the fire is located, the nozzle should be opened and operated in a ___ or ___ which sweeps the ceiling area, room area, and floor area.

A

Clockwise direction or Z pattern

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13
Q

In the ___ stage, vertical vent must precede entry into any fire compartment.

A

Decay stage

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14
Q

When extinguishment includes ___, ventilation is critical and proper timing is needed.

A

Fog nozzles

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15
Q

Vertical ventilation… Possible vertical roof opening include ___, ___, and ___.

A

Bulkheads, scuttles, and skylights

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16
Q

Vertical ventilation… There are ___ basic ways to get to the roof of the building. They are:

A

3 basic ways

Adjoining building, Aerial/Tower ladder, or a rear fire escape

17
Q

___ is the least preferred method for getting to the roof.

A

Rear fire escape

18
Q

For a smaller building, the preferred way to the roof is via ___.

A

Aerial or Tower ladder

19
Q

When dealing with skylights, after removing the glass, a 6 foot pike pole should gee used to check for the presence of a ___.

A

Draft stop

20
Q

For hydraulic ventilation, the nozzle team stands __ to __ feet from the window and directs a fog stream, roughly the size of the window, out the window.

A

6 to 8 feet

21
Q

Along with proper placement of hose lines, there is no greater tool than a well developed ___.

A

Search plan

22
Q

All searches must be performed within the ___.

A

Limits of safety

23
Q

When searching the fire area, the FF’s should proceed to ___ and start their search at this point, working their way ___.

A

Seat of the fire

Back towards the door they entered

24
Q

When searching the floors about the fire, the search should be initiated ___.

A

Immediately upon entering the door

25
Q

For forcing entry on an inward swinging door, place the halogen ___ inches above or below the lock.

A

6 inches

26
Q

Outward opening doors are usually indicative of doors to ___ occupancies, ___, and ___. If they are encountered, the ___ end of the halligan tool can be driven in above or below the lock.

A

Commercial occupancies, elevators, and closets.

Adz end

27
Q

For ventilation, double hung windows should be opened ___ from the top and ___ from the bottom.

A

2/3 from the top

1/3 from the bottom

28
Q

Portable ladders should be placed on as many sides of the fire building and at as many windows as possible. At a minimum, one ladder must be extended to ___.

A

Each floor on which firefighter are working

29
Q

Overhaul is performed the entire fire operation and can be broken down into ___ and ___.

A

Pre-control

Post-control

30
Q

___ is usually performed under adverse conditions; the intent is to work from the ___ areas back toward ___ areas to determine the extent of the fire.

A

Pre-control

Charred areas back toward clean areas

31
Q

___ : Phase where overhauling is performed under more favorable conditions and after the fire is under control.

A

Post-control

32
Q

___: When fire spreads form floor to floor as a result of the fire coming to of a window in into the window above; may also be called ___

A

Auto extension

Auto exposure

33
Q

___: Hydrant hookup designed to supply the full volume of the pump.

A

Capacity hookup

34
Q

Collapse zone should be the ___ of the highest wall.

A

Full height

35
Q

___: A term used by a number of OSHA regulation.

A

IDLH