Chapter 17 Fire Officer II Flashcards

1
Q

What is the first priority when dealing with any injury, job-related illness, or exposure?

A

Providing medical assistance

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2
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Absentmindedness, excitability, and inconsideration are examples of which type of human factor that contributes to accidents?

A

An improper attitude

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3
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An accident report analysis must be:

A

Objective and impartial

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4
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The process of measuring risks in terms of frequency and severity is known as:

A

Risk evaluation

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5
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Which of the following BEST describes what a company officer should do once the report analysis is complete and any problems have been identified?

A

Identify a solution

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6
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A company officer is BEST described as being responsible for the safety of:

A

All personnel assigned to the unit

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7
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Which of the following BEST describes an opportunity that health and safety reports will provide an organization?

A

Prevent future accidents, injuries, illnesses, and exposures

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8
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According to NFPA 1500, accident investigations should not be limited only to accidents, but should also include:

A

Illnesses

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9
Q

The company officer compiles a list of all organizational emergency and nonemergency operations and duties during the process of:

A

Risk identification

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10
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Which of the following BEST describes what should be included in an organizations accident investigation policy and procedure

A

The definition of an accident

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11
Q

The primary difference between an accident report analysis and an injury, illness, and exposure report analysis is:

A

The length of time between the accident and the investigation

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12
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When should an HSO apply concepts of risk management?

A

In each task

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13
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A condition, substance, or device that can directly cause injury or loss the source of a risk is?

A

Hazard

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14
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Likelihood of suffering harm from a hazard, estimated effect that a hazard would have on people, property or community?

A

Risk

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15
Q

Which of the following BEST describes a potential source of information for identifying risk in personal risk analysis?

A

National averages

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16
Q

The point of analyzing accident reports is to glean useful information from the report in order to:

A

Determine the root cause

17
Q

The analysis of an accident report is MOST likely to indicate the need for:

A

More training

18
Q

According to NFPA 1500, the fire and emergency services organization should adopt:

A

A risk management plan

19
Q

Risk avoidance, risk transfer, and control measures are all examples of:

A

Risk control techniques

20
Q

When revising a risk management plan, officers should focus on:

A

Only risks that require revisions

21
Q

If an accident report analysis determines that circumstances at an emergency incident were beyond those anticipated in the SOP’s those procedures:

A

May prove inadequate

22
Q

The _____ of a risk management plan involves comparing desired results to actual results

A

Evaluation

23
Q

An accident investigation will MOST likely have to start several years after an incident involving:

A

Hazardous chemicals

24
Q

Which of the following BEST describes the concept of severity in risk evaluation?

A

Seriousness of the incident

25
Q

Which of the following BEST describes basic information that the company officer should collect during an accident investigation?

A

Employee characteristics

26
Q

Which of the following is MOST likely to be the result of unsafe acts and/or conditions in the workplace?

A

Workplace accidents

27
Q

Failure to recognize potential hazards is an example of:

A

A lack of knowledge or skill

28
Q

Which of the following BEST describes when it might be appropriate to enroll an employee in a medical surveillance program?

A

When it is likely that an exposure will not produce symptoms

29
Q

What type of reports are company officers responsible for reviewing and analyzing in health and safety investigations?

A

Injury reports

30
Q

Company officers should not hesitate to recommend a wellness program as a solution when:

A

Stress is the root cause

31
Q

When conducting a workplace accident investigation, the company officer should interview which of the following?

A

All participants and witnesses

32
Q

Safety research has shown that accidents:

A

Are not uniformly distributed throughout the workforce

33
Q

At a minimum, a risk management plan should include risk:

A

Prioritization

34
Q

Unplanned and uncontrolled - but usually avoidable - events resulting from unsafe acts and/or occupational conditions are known as:

A

Accidents