Chapter 17 Flashcards

1
Q

Initial response apparatus

A

Positioned by sops

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2
Q

Later arriving apparatus

A

Positioned by IC

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3
Q

Apparatus placement is based on

A

Preincident planning, overhead obstructions, factors influencing functionality

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4
Q

When rescuing in a building 4 stories or less

A

Aerial is curbside (outside)

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5
Q

Rescuing in a building 5 stories and up

A

Aerial on inside closest to building

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6
Q

When two aerials respond

A

First takes front second takes rear or side

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7
Q

Single aerial responds

A

Strategically positioned based on situation

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8
Q

Finding max stability

A

Level ground, can operate at a 5% grade, use stabilizers, type of ground

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9
Q

Best climbing angle

A

70 is optimal, 90 off the side is the hardest

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10
Q

Adequate extension

A

Extra room always

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11
Q

Distance consistent with

A

Ladder reach, scene conditions

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12
Q

Stress on aerial

A

Long extensions at low angles, large load, jerky movements, wind

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13
Q

How much water can an aerial push

A

1000-1500 gpm

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14
Q

Spotting

A

Positioning of aerial

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15
Q

Back tire lift

A

1-1 1/2 inches

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16
Q

Skimmed surfaces

A

Thin layer of concrete

17
Q

Uphill positioning

A

Rear tires off ground equals less resistance to sliding downhill
Rear compartments more difficult to reach

18
Q

Down hill positioning

A

Easier to reach ground with platform off rear, more likely that front tires will be lifted off the ground

19
Q

Facing uphill

A

Increase Ms capability and stability

20
Q

Facing downhill

A

Capability decrease

21
Q

Jackknifing

A

Raise or lower only one side of stabilizers

22
Q

Downed power line

A

Avoid step potential by jumping off with two feet and shuffling

23
Q

Articulating platforms

A

Have two or more booms

24
Q

Most stable when

A

Operating directly over rear or front

25
Q

Worst angle stability

A

Perpendicular to app

26
Q

Tillered aerial operating angle

A

60 degrees

27
Q

Max loading info comes from

A

Manufacturers recs

28
Q

Aerial stress comes from

A

Excessive degree angle, nonparallel positions, operation in supported or non supported tip positions, length of extension

29
Q

Supported vs unsupported tip

A

Cantilever= unsupported
Supported= resting on building

30
Q

Support role positioning

A

A manner that doesn’t block other apps

31
Q

Medical call positioning

A

Position off street, if not possible angle and shield ff, park between traffic and smaller vehicles like ambos

32
Q

Position based on

A

Building height and construction, ventilation, rescue, elevated master stream

33
Q

Aircraft incidents

A

Extrication