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Chapter 5 Fire And Rescue Communications Flashcards

1
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The following information is issued by the airport operator or air traffic control personnel an addresses important information about airport operations involving runways,taxiways,and essential services

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Notice to airmen

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2
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Direct line telephone conference circuits:

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May be established between the control tower an multiple emergency agencies

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3
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The following method is the most efficient means for communicating with personnel during emergency scene operations

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Two-way radio

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4
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The following type of communication should be used in all radio transmission

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Clear text language or common terminology

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5
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The following personnel is authorized to adjust transmitters including base stations mobile,and portables:

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Federal Communications Commissions (FCC)

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6
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The responsibility of ensuring the proper operation of the radio system lies with the:

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Communications/ dispatcher center

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7
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The following is a guideline for proper radio procedures

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Speak as loudly as you would in ordinary conversation

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When speaking into a microphone you should hold the microphone:

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No more than one and one-half inches (40 mm) from the mouth

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9
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When speaking into a microphone, you should try to speak in a:

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Low pitched voice

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10
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The following word stands for “A” in the phonetic alphabet

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Alpha

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11
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The following word “B” in the phonetic alphabet

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Bravo

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12
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The following word “C” in the phonetic alphabet

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Charlie

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13
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The following word “D” in the phonetic alphabet

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Delta

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14
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The following word “G” in the phonetic alphabet

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Golf

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15
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The following word “K” in the phonetic alphabet

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Kilo

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16
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The following word “L” in the phonetic alphabet

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Lima

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17
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The following word “N” in the phonetic alphabet

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November

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18
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The following word “P” in the phonetic alphabet

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Papa

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19
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The following word “S” in the phonetic alphabet

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Sierra

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20
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The following word “T” in the phonetic alphabet

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Tango

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21
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The following word “W” in the phonetic alphabet

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Whiskey

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22
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The following word “Z” in the phonetic alphabet

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Zulu

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23
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The following word “E” in the phonetic alphabet

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Echo

24
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The following word “F” in the phonetic alphabet

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Foxtrot

25
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The following word “H” in the phonetic alphabet

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Hotel

26
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The following word “I” in the phonetic alphabet

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India

27
Q

The following word “J” in the phonetic alphabet

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Juliett

28
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The following word “M” in the phonetic alphabet

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Mike

29
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The following word “O” in the phonetic alphabet

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October

30
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The following word “R” in the phonetic alphabet

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Romeo

31
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The following word “V” in the phonetic alphabet

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Victor

32
Q

The following terms refers to the wind and/or heat blast created behind an aircraft with engines running

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Jet blast

33
Q

The flight path parallel to the landing runway in the direction opposite to landing

A

Downwind leg

34
Q

The flight path at a right angle to the landing runway off the approach end

A

Base leg

35
Q

The aircraft turning into the final approach position:

A

Base to final

36
Q

A maneuver conducted by a pilot whenever an instrument approach cannot be completed into a landing:

A

Missed approach

37
Q

The approach over a runway or heliport where the pilot intentionally down not make contact with the runway

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Low approach

38
Q

A series of standard maneuvers conducted by military aircraft for entry into the airfield traffic pattern prior to landing

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Overhead approach

39
Q

The unintended loss of combustion in turbojet engines resulting in the loss of engine power.

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Flameout

40
Q

Landing gear down an locked in position

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Gear down

41
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One or more of the aircraft landing gear not down an locked

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Hung gear

42
Q

The area from which radio transmissions cannot be received

A

Blind spot

43
Q

ETA stands for:

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Estimates time of arrival

44
Q

A maneuver conducted by a pilot whenever a visual approach to a landing cannot be completed

A

Go around

45
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Indicated that an aircrafts fuel supply has reached a state where it can accept little or no delay before landing

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Minimum fuel

46
Q

Indicates the amount of fuel in pounds on aircraft remaining

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Fuel on board

47
Q

Which of the following computers is a system for determining position on the earths surface

A

Global Positioning System (GPS)

48
Q

ARFF communications may be handled by a dedicated ARFF dispatch center located on the airport or:

A

A local fire department located off the airport

49
Q

The following frequencies is used to obtain clearance for driving on the aircraft movement area during routine and emergency situations

A

Ground control frequency

50
Q

The frequency that aircraft turn to when they enter an airport air traffic control tower jurisdiction

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Control tower frequency

51
Q

The following frequency may operate at an airport advisory an provides aeronautical information

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Flight service station (FSS) frequency

52
Q

This frequency has a continuous radio broadcast on weather and airfield information

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Automated terminal information service (ATIS) Frequency

53
Q

The following frequency is a private, nongovernmental that may provide information or access to services an is usually found at general aviation airports

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Unified communications (UNICOM) frequency

54
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This frequency is used on airports without an operating active air traffic control tower or when the tower is closed

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Common Traffic Advisory frequency (CTAF)

55
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Who is ultimately responsible for the aircraft an its occupants

A

The pilot

56
Q

Who should initiate communication between the pilot and the ARFF command

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The pilot

57
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Guide lines for proper radio procedures include speaking directly into the microphone and holding it at a

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45- degree angle to the mouth.

ARRF (18 decks)

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