Chapter 3: FireFighter safety and Survival Flashcards

1
Q

In order of importance, these universal priorities are as follows

A
  • Life safety
  • Incident stabilization
  • Property conservation
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2
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A continuous process of identifying hazards and risk and taking steps to illuminate or reduce them in the rapidly changing circumstances of an operational incident

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Dynamic risk assessment

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3
Q

The term_______is used to describe the ongoing assessment of an ever-changing situation

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Dynamic

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4
Q

The safe person element of the dynamic risk assessment model has two equally important components

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Organizational responsibilities

Individual responsibilities

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5
Q

Those in leadership positions are obligated to acquire and develop for critical leadership skills

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Authority
Mentoring
Conflict resolution
Mission analysis

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6
Q

Routine because refers to fires another emergency calls that appear to be?

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Innocuous and relatively easy to handle

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7
Q

When a fire burns due to the outside, it is an uncontrolled process and is not the same as planned and coordinated technical ventilation by firefighters

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Self vented

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8
Q

Firefighters can also reduce hazards of structural collapse by?

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Positioning the apparatus and hose lines near the corners of the buildings where they are strongest

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9
Q

What is the structural collapse zone?

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1 1/2 times the height of the structure

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10
Q

Collapse indicators

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  • Heavy fire 10 to 12 minutes
  • Walls/floors bowling or sagging
  • Little or no runoff while using heavy streams
  • No cracks developing or moving
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11
Q
What is (PAR) by definition?
Personal accountability report
A

And organized roll call

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12
Q

PAR may be requested at the incident commanders or____is discretion

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Incident safety officer Incident safety officer(ISO)

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13
Q

Sounds like creeks in squeaks my indicate what?

A

Deteriorating structural integrity

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14
Q

Numerous fire fighter fatalities have been attributed to, at least in part, to a?

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Breakdown and crew integrity

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15
Q

Company discipline is also an important part of the ICS and May prevent the need for?

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Rapid intervention at an incident

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16
Q

_________Is one of the most important safety factors on an emergency scene

A

Communication

17
Q

According to an OSHA interpretation of the rules, Radio contact does___meet the requirement for voice contact

A

Not

18
Q

What makes the two-in/two-out rule work?

A

Communication

19
Q

If there is more than one entry point into the hazards on, more than one___will be required.

A

RIC

20
Q

Regardless of who makes determination, every tactic employed must be both

A

Safe and effective

21
Q

_____Are central to the safety and survival of firefighters involved and strenuous fire fighting activities

A

Rehab

22
Q

(EEBSS)

A

Emergency escape breathing support system

23
Q

Firefighters should___drop their helmet or any other part of their protective ensemble in an attempt to attract attention

A

Not

24
Q

Before firefighters attempt to breach a war to escape, they should?

A

Fill it for he just asked before opening a door

25
Q

When removing the wall between any two adjacent studs how wide wide the opening approximately be?

A

14 inches (350)