Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
Q

The NFA course “Managing Company Tactical Operations”, introduced a six step communications model that can be applied to any emergency service communication.

A

Step 1 - Sender formulates an idea
Step 2 - Sender actually sends the message
Step 3- Message is transferred through a medium
Step 4 - Receiver receiving the message, leads to step 5
Step 5 - Message interpretation
Step 6 - The receiver providing feedback to the sender that ensures the message has been received and understood.

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2
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All info needed for size up can fit into 3 categories:

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1 - Environment where incident occurs
2 - Resources available
3 - Condition or the situation

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3
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Size up needs to answer 4 questions.

A

What is on fire
Where is the fire now
Where is it going
What harm has it caused or will it potentially cause

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4
Q

REVAS

A
rescue
evacuation
ventilation
attack
salvage
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5
Q

REEVAS

A
rescue
evacuation
emergency care
ventilation
attack
salvage
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6
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RECEO-VS

A
rescue
exposure
confinement
extinguishment
overhaul
ventilation
salvage
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7
Q

NFA course, Hazardous Materials Operating Site Practices, list 8 strategic goals for HAZMAT Ops.

A
Isolation
notification
identification
protection
spill control
leak control
fire control
recovery and termination
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8
Q

EMS responders are trained on 6 strategic goals.

A
Gaining access
Triage
Stabilization
Extrication
Packaging
Transporting
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9
Q

For the purpose of this text, 9 goals must be considered at every fire incident.

A
FF safety
Search and Rescue
Evacuation
Exposure protection
Confinement
Extinguishment
Ventilation
Overhaul
Salvage
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10
Q

___ are more specific functions designed to meet strategic goals and have measurable results.

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Tactical objectives

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11
Q

___ satisfy tactical objectives and are the processes employed at the task level.

A

Tactical methods

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12
Q

Implies that a fire ground commander in almost 9 out of 10 cases does not make a decision based on a selection of choices, but rather based on previous experience.

A

Recognition-primed decision making (RPD)

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13
Q

The RPD process is being replaced in the fire service curricula by what the NFA teaches in its command and control curriculum as ___.

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Naturalistic decision making (NDM)

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14
Q

The ___ theory is concerned with identifying the best alternative to take and assumes the devision maker is fully informed, rational, and able to compute the information at hand.

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Naturalistic decision making (NDM)

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15
Q

___ theory is that the IC will use info based on sight, sound, and odor to assist in identifying what is coming.

A

NDM

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16
Q

The ___ model is taught by the NFA command and control curriculum. This model is used when IC’s are confronted with a situation they have not experienced in the past.

A

Classical decision making

17
Q
The classical decision making model is based on 4 steps.
1)
2)
3)
4)
A

1 - Aim: what the IC wants to accomplish
2 - Factors: anything that affects the decision making process
3 - Courses: the options an IC has to accomplish the aim
4 - Plan(action plan): course of action that best fits the situation.