CHAPTER 12 - Search and Rescue Flashcards

1
Q

Where should a search begin?

A

Areas where live victims may be located immediately around the fire.

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Q

During the search, you locate a victim who needs to be rescued from a window. Where should you place the tip of the ladder to rescue this victim?

A

Just below the windowsill

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3
Q

The minimum number of rescuers required to rescue an unconscious person from a window is ________.

A

2

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4
Q

Your crew member locates an unconscious victim. The most efficient method to remove this victim from a dangerous location is a ___________.

A

clothes drag

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5
Q

You need to search for a victim in a second-story bedroom and are unable to gain access to the bedroom from the hallway. What type of primary search method should you consider?

A

Oriented-vent-enter-isolate-search (O-VEIS) method

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6
Q

If this house was a very large building with a lot of open spaces and poor visibility, which of the following primary search methods might be most suitable?
Choices: Standard search method ,Oriented search method, O-VEIS method, or Team search method

A

Team search method

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7
Q

You locate a heavy victim in the second-story bedroom who needs to be removed through the bedroom window. What is the minimum number of fire fighters needed to remove this victim?

A

Two

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8
Q

Following your search, another team of fire fighters will conduct a(n) ___________ to find victims who were not found during the primary search.

A

secondary search

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