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Chapter 3 Flashcards

(59 cards)

1
Q

What is the end goal of fire attack?

A

To apply water as rapidly as possible to the products burning.

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2
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What does the application of water do?

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When done appropriately, will stop forward progress and the spread of fire within the bldg and to adjacent structures.

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3
Q

Who typically chooses the appropriate manner to initiate fire attack (application of water)?

A

The first arriving CO followed by the IC

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4
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You WILL NOT be successful in fire attack without an ___ ___ of fire behavior and bldg construction

A

Intimate knowledge

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5
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Who said “The most effective and practical methods of extinguishing fire involving ordinary combustibles is by cooling the involved and exposed combustibles to a degree lower than their ignition temperatures”?

A

Lloyd Layman

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6
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FD’s responded to an estimated ___ fires in one and two family homes and apartments in 2016. Resulting in ____ deaths, ____ injuries, and ___ billion in property loss

A

352,000
2,735
10,750
$5.7

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7
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The statistics for FF LODD’S also reported the ___ FF’s were killed while advancing a hoseline conducting a fire attack in 2011

A

14

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8
Q

The nozzle must be flowing ___ ___

A

Significant water

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9
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If you are flowing water properly you will be ___ ___ and taking the volatile ___ away

A

Reducing temperatures
Energy

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10
Q

Upon receiving the call for a fire in your district, you should immediately begin to gain a ___ ___ of the home type

A

Visual picture

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11
Q

Estimate the ___ of the home, which may lead you to the ___ challenges that face you

A

Age
Construction

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12
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You should have an idea of what you are responding to if you are familiar with your district through ___ ___

A

Prefire planning

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13
Q

Who is in a unique position to obtain valuable information and needs to know what information to relay

A

The dispatcher

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14
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___ ___ data is one key piece of information that every dispatch center should have readily available

A

Water supply

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15
Q

2 modes of fire attack

A

Offensive and defensive

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16
Q

The definition of modes is usually focused on where you started ___ ___ from and not necessarily where you ended

A

Flowing water

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17
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Many dept’s across the country utilize a blitz attack. While this mode doesn’t fit into the offensive or defensive categories, it was and continues to be widely accepted as an ___ ___

A

Offensive attack

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18
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The ___ ___ is a rapid attack utilizing ___ ___ and a prepiped deck gun or portable monitor

A

Blitz attack
Tank water

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19
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Todays ___ ___, which has created a lot of debate, is simply a variation of the blitz attack

A

Transitional attack

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20
Q

The transitional attack SHOULD be seen as an ___ of ___

A

Action
Opportunity

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21
Q

Put water on the fire as quickly as possible by…

A

Whatever means necessary

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22
Q

Our decisions should be based on our goals to…

A

Protect lives and property

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23
Q

If fire is showing from a window directly in front of you…

A

Use the reach of the stream to knock down the fire

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24
Q

The urban fire problem of ___ porches and ___ ___ siding has moved to the suburbs in the forms of wood decks and vinyl siding

A

Rear
Asphalt exterior

25
In exterior fires, the conditions on the interior are not indicative of the fire conditions occurring in the ___ or one the ___ ___ of the structure
Attic Exterior siding
26
Attacking from the ___ side is NOT always the best ___ of ___
Unburned Plan Attack
27
Forcing the front door is..
ventilation
28
If you add air to the fire and dont apply water in the appropriate time frame,
the fire gets larger and safety decereases
29
The time of onset of FF intenability until flashover was less than..
10 seconds
30
on commercial and high-rise fires, sometimes the ___ ___ used on the structure may burn up before the fire reaches the interior
claddin material
31
who wrote "Little Drops of Water: 50 years later"
Lt. Andrew A Fredricks
32
while solid streams are preferrable, ___ ___ may be substituted, provided that fire flows are not compromised
straight streams
33
attack from the ___ ___ and the quickly apply a second hoseline to the interior to protect occupants
burned side
34
it doesn't matter how you achieve the goal of extinguishment, it must be done in the...
fastest and most efficient way possible
35
it appears that a straight stream or solid stream is the best stream of choice because we've learned that its difficult to..
push the fire with water
36
fire gases CAN be pushed and moved by ___ from a hose stream
air
37
___ ___ CAN push steam and gases when used incorrectly
fog streams
38
when placing a stream through a ___ it could overcome the exhaust of the fire and change the ___ ___
window flow path
39
some of the assumptions that happen in the fire service and that lead to the creation of ___ and ___ are due to personal interpretations of the FF safety research
policies decisions
40
nothing should be deemed ___ or ___ with regard to the dynamic fireground
always never
41
movement of the ___ is critical because of the ___ entrainment that can be created by rapidly moving or whipping the nozzle around
nozzle air
42
studies have shown that even a smooth bore nozzle when moved rapidly in a circular fashion creates approx. ___ cfm of air movement
6000
43
nozzle movement should be ___ ___ shape toward the top of the wall, across the ceiling, and toward the opposite side top of the wall
half moon
44
the purpose the of the half moon is to not disrupt the ___ ___ or thermal balance and still coat the upper surfaces above ff's heads
neutral plane
45
the ideal water droplet size for gas cooling is..
0.33mm
46
water vaporized in the hot gas layer absorbs energy from the ___ ___
hot gases
47
straight stream is better for..
energy consumption, air movement, reach, and penetration
48
when flowing water into a window, that decision needs to be based on..
time
49
it is critical to use a ___ ___ to allow the exit of steam from the window. do not use a ___ ___
straight stream fog pattern
50
using a fog pattern during an exterior attack can create more ___ on the ___
steam interior
51
proper technique for exterior attack..
use straight stream at a steep angle keep stream close to sill and aimed at ceiling apply short bursts of water recog smoke cond.
52
fires on the exterior of a bldg should be extinguished before or simultaneously to the ___ ___ entering the bldg
attack crew
53
the modern construction materials used on bldg exteriors have a much greater ___ then materials used in the past
HRR
54
fires that being on the ___ will transition to ___ fires if extinguishment does not occur quickly, and often happens prior to our arrival
exterior interior
55
once the fire transitions to the interior you must start attacking this fire from the ___ and flowing water by the ___ of travel that the fire transitioned inside
outside direction
56
an attic space also includes the concealed spaces behind the ___ ___
knee walls
57
cape cod style homes have ___ or ___ attic spaces
3 more
58
if the attic space eaves can be accessed with the hose stream from the exterior,...
that is where we should start flowing water
59
what is fast water?
getting water on the fire as quickly as possible