Chapter 11 Flashcards

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________ is a failure to act, such as failing to splint a victim’s arm prior to moving, thus causing further injury.

  • Misfeasance
  • Nonfeasance
  • Malfeasance
  • Tort
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________ is a failure to act, such as failing to splint a victim’s arm prior to moving, thus causing further injury.

  • Misfeasance
  • Nonfeasance
  • Malfeasance
  • Tort

Chapter 11, page 294, Fire Prevention

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29 CFR 1910 requires that fire fighters involved in interior structural firefighting operations be provided with a(n):

  • charged hose line.
  • self-contained breathing apparatus.
  • air-purifying respirator.
  • supplied air respirator.
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29 CFR 1910 requires that fire fighters involved in interior structural firefighting operations be provided with a(n):

  • charged hose line.
  • self-contained breathing apparatus.
  • air-purifying respirator.
  • supplied air respirator.

Chapter 11, page 305-306, Legal Considerations at Emergency Incidents

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A team of organizations worked together to create a nationwide fire code and building code. This team included all of the following organizations, except:

  • International Conference of Building Officials
  • Southern Building Code Congress International
  • Building Officials and Code Administrators
  • National Fire Protection Association
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A team of organizations worked together to create a nationwide fire code and building code. This team included all of the following organizations, except:

  • International Conference of Building Officials
  • Southern Building Code Congress International
  • Building Officials and Code Administrators
  • National Fire Protection Association

Chapter 11, page 299, Fire Prevention

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A(n) ________ code is more desirable than a locally written code because it has been nationally developed and represents a broad spectrum of fire prevention experience.

  • internationally recognized fire prevention code
  • tentative model fire prevention code
  • universal model fire prevention code
  • nationally recognized model fire prevention code
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A(n) ________ code is more desirable than a locally written code because it has been nationally developed and represents a broad spectrum of fire prevention experience.

  • internationally recognized fire prevention code
  • tentative model fire prevention code
  • universal model fire prevention code
  • nationally recognized model fire prevention code

Chapter 11, page 300, Fire Prevention

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At the state level, which court typically hears appeals from the district or superior courts?

  • Circuit court of appeals
  • Municipal court
  • District court of appeals
  • State supreme court
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At the state level, which court typically hears appeals from the district or superior courts?

  • Circuit court of appeals
  • Municipal court
  • District court of appeals
  • State supreme court

Chapter 11, page 293, The Court System

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Building codes require enclosing shafts in what type of construction in an effort to reduce fire spread in unprotected shafts?

  • Wet construction
  • Fire-resistive construction
  • Closed-cell construction
  • Fire-proof construction
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Building codes require enclosing shafts in what type of construction in an effort to reduce fire spread in unprotected shafts?

  • Wet construction
  • Fire-resistive construction
  • Closed-cell construction
  • Fire-proof construction

Chapter 11, page 302, Code Development

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Driving the engine to a fire scene intoxicated is considered a wrongdoing or misconduct and is an example of which of the following?

  • Tort
  • Malfeasance
  • Nonfeasance
  • Misfeasance
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Driving the engine to a fire scene intoxicated is considered a wrongdoing or misconduct and is an example of which of the following?

  • Tort
  • Malfeasance
  • Nonfeasance
  • Misfeasance

Chapter 11, page 294, The Court System

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Fire fighters utilizing a self-contained breathing apparatus and operating in a buddy system must follow all of the following safety consideration, except:

  • direct voice contact.
  • use of portable radios.
  • tethering by a signal line.
  • visual contact.
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Fire fighters utilizing a self-contained breathing apparatus and operating in a buddy system must follow all of the following safety consideration, except:

  • direct voice contact.
  • use of portable radios.
  • tethering by a signal line.
  • visual contact.

Chapter 11, page 306, Legal Considerations at Emergency Incidents

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If an inspection must be conducted on a contract post office operated from a privately owned building, who has jurisdiction to inspect this facility?

  • State fire marshal
  • Contracted inspector
  • Federal fire inspector
  • Local fire department
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If an inspection must be conducted on a contract post office operated from a privately owned building, who has jurisdiction to inspect this facility?

  • State fire marshal
  • Contracted inspector
  • Federal fire inspector
  • Local fire department

Chapter 11, page 298, Fire Prevention

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In many jurisdictions, the agency in charge of the emergency scene is determined by law. In some states, the primary investigative authority is the:

  • city supervisor.
  • scene manager.
  • incident commander.
  • on-scene supervisor.
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In many jurisdictions, the agency in charge of the emergency scene is determined by law. In some states, the primary investigative authority is the:

  • city supervisor.
  • scene manager.
  • incident commander.
  • on-scene supervisor.

Chapter 11, page 305, Legal Considerations at Emergency Incidents

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Misusing legal exceptions intended to facilitate emergency response, such as using red lights and sirens while running a stop sign at a high rate of speed, may result in a charge of:

  • nonfeasance.
  • tort.
  • misfeasance.
  • malfeasance.
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Misusing legal exceptions intended to facilitate emergency response, such as using red lights and sirens while running a stop sign at a high rate of speed, may result in a charge of:

  • nonfeasance.
  • tort.
  • misfeasance.
  • malfeasance.

Chapter 11, page 294, The Court System

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Most departments have ________ in place to ensure any complaint from an individual will be properly investigated.

  • standard procedures
  • due process for the accused
  • a formal complaint system
  • attorneys
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Most departments have ________ in place to ensure any complaint from an individual will be properly investigated.

  • standard procedures
  • due process for the accused
  • a formal complaint system
  • attorneys

Chapter 11, page 295, Personnel Complaints

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Most state vehicle codes require drivers to complete what action when approached by an emergency vehicle displaying the required emergency warning devices?

  • Slow down and continue moving in their lane.
  • Move to the right lane and continue at current speed.
  • Pull over to the curb at the right and stop.
  • Speed up to get away from the emergency vehicle.
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Most state vehicle codes require drivers to complete what action when approached by an emergency vehicle displaying the required emergency warning devices?

  • Slow down and continue moving in their lane.
  • Move to the right lane and continue at current speed.
  • Pull over to the curb at the right and stop.
  • Speed up to get away from the emergency vehicle.

Chapter 11, page 308, Legal Considerations at Emergency Incidents

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Standards are usually adopted as a matter of policy rather than:

  • public opinion.
  • memo for record.
  • ordinances.
  • signed petition.
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Standards are usually adopted as a matter of policy rather than:

  • public opinion.
  • memo for record.
  • ordinances.
  • signed petition.

Chapter 11, page 305, Code Development

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The purpose of ________ liability is to recover any losses incurred by injured parties and to create behavioral changes in defendants.

  • civil
  • criminal
  • denial
  • misdemeanor
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The purpose of ________ liability is to recover any losses incurred by injured parties and to create behavioral changes in defendants.

  • civil
  • criminal
  • denial
  • misdemeanor

Chapter 11, page 293, The Court System

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What agency initiated 23 Code of Federal Regulations part 634, requiring that all individuals working in the right-of-way of federally funded highways wear high-visibility safety apparel?

  • National Transportation Safety Board
  • State Highway Departments
  • Department of Transportation
  • Federal Highway Administration
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What agency initiated 23 Code of Federal Regulations part 634, requiring that all individuals working in the right-of-way of federally funded highways wear high-visibility safety apparel?

  • National Transportation Safety Board
  • State Highway Departments
  • Department of Transportation
  • Federal Highway Administration

Chapter 11, page 307, Legal Considerations at Emergency Incidents

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What is the minimum number of fire fighters that remain outside and equipped in case of a needed rescue of those inside?

  • 2 fire fighters
  • 4 fire fighters
  • 3 fire fighters
  • 1 fire fighter
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What is the minimum number of fire fighters that remain outside and equipped in case of a needed rescue of those inside?

  • 2 fire fighters
  • 4 fire fighters
  • 3 fire fighters
  • 1 fire fighter

Chapter 11, page 306, Legal Considerations at Emergency Incidents

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Which court would someone appear in for possession or discharge of illegal fireworks, which is considered a felony?

  • Superior court
  • State supreme court
  • Municipal court
  • U.S. Supreme Court
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Which court would someone appear in for possession or discharge of illegal fireworks, which is considered a felony?

  • Superior court
  • State supreme court
  • Municipal court
  • U.S. Supreme Court

Chapter 11, page 293, The Court System

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Which level of the court system hears appeals from the federal district courts?

  • U.S. Supreme Court
  • State supreme court
  • Federal district courts
  • Circuit court of appeals
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Which level of the court system hears appeals from the federal district courts?

  • U.S. Supreme Court
  • State supreme court
  • Federal district courts
  • Circuit court of appeals

Chapter 11, page 292, The Court System

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Which NFPA standard determines factors such as occupant load of a structure, the size of the means of egress, the number of exits, and the travel distance to those exits, as relating to life safety?

  • NFPA 1
  • NFPA 101
  • NFPA 1500
  • NFPA 220
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Which NFPA standard determines factors such as occupant load of a structure, the size of the means of egress, the number of exits, and the travel distance to those exits, as relating to life safety?

  • NFPA 1
  • NFPA 101
  • NFPA 1500
  • NFPA 220

Chapter 11, page 302, Fire Prevention

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Which of the following are rules designed to implement a statute based on an agency’s interpretation of that statute?

  • Codes
  • Policies
  • Statutory laws
  • Regulations
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Which of the following are rules designed to implement a statute based on an agency’s interpretation of that statute?

  • Codes
  • Policies
  • Statutory laws
  • Regulations

Chapter 11, page 291, Definitions of Laws

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Which of the following statements best describes a code?

  • A code must be enforced by a standard.
  • A code is more of a guideline.
  • A code is recommended practice.
  • A code is a mandate enforced by law.
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Which of the following statements best describes a code?

  • A code must be enforced by a standard.
  • A code is more of a guideline.
  • A code is recommended practice.
  • A code is a mandate enforced by law.

Chapter 11, page 300, Fire Prevention

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Which of the following terms refers to coercive or repeated, unsolicited, and unwelcome verbal comments, gestures, or physical contacts, including retaliation for confrontation or reporting of the offence?

  • Harassment
  • Ridicule
  • Recognition
  • Perjury
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Which of the following terms refers to coercive or repeated, unsolicited, and unwelcome verbal comments, gestures, or physical contacts, including retaliation for confrontation or reporting of the offence?

  • Harassment
  • Ridicule
  • Recognition
  • Perjury

Chapter 11, page 295, Personnel Complaints

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Who has jurisdiction in state-owned buildings such as prisons and government office buildings?

  • Contracted inspector
  • Local fire department
  • State fire marshal
  • Federal fire inspector
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Who has jurisdiction in state-owned buildings such as prisons and government office buildings?

  • Contracted inspector
  • Local fire department
  • State fire marshal
  • Federal fire inspector

Chapter 11, page 298, Fire Prevention

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Within NFPA 1901, Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus, what is required for each riding position for apparatus contracted on or after January 1, 2009?

  • Self-contained breathing apparatus
  • Two-way radio
  • Reading light overhead
  • One traffic safety vest
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Within NFPA 1901, Standard for Automotive Fire Apparatus, what is required for each riding position for apparatus contracted on or after January 1, 2009?

  • Self-contained breathing apparatus
  • Two-way radio
  • Reading light overhead
  • One traffic safety vest

Chapter 11, page 307, Legal Considerations at Emergency Incidents