Chapter 8 Me Flashcards

1
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The process of planning, organizing, directing, and controlling the resources and activities of an organization in order to minimize detrimental effects

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Risk management

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2
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The methods of managing risks fall into 3 types of control

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  1. Administrative
  2. Engineering
  3. Personnel protection
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3
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What are the 5 principles of risk management

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  1. Identify risk exposure
  2. Evaluate risk exposure
  3. Rank and prioritize risk
  4. Determine and implement risk management control actions
  5. Evaluate and revise risk control actions
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4
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Everyone goes home program was developed by who?

A

NFFF
National fallen Fire fighter

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5
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The 16 fire fighter life safety initiatives where a result of

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A fire fighter life safety summit in 2004

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6
Q

Where did the CPAT come from?
Candidate physical ability test

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The IAFC partnered with the IAFF to develop The Fire Service Joint Labor Management Wellness Fitness Initiative which produced the CPAT

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7
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A fire department is _____ times more likely to experience a suicide in any given year than line of duty death

A

3 times

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8
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Behaviors that affect physical or mental health

A

Behavior health

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9
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What is now considered to be the leading cause of death among fire fighters?

A

Cancer

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10
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Fire fighters have ___ percent higher risk of being diagnosed with cancer than the general U.S. population

A

9 %

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11
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Fire fighter cancer registry was established in?

A

2018

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12
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Requiring fire fighter to wear seat belts can prevent ___ to ___ fatalities each year

A

3 to 6

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13
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_____ is the primary non-cardiac cause of death during suppression operations, followed by asphyxia and burns

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Internal trauma/crushing

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14
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Who investigates line of duty death?

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NIOSH
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

As part of its fatality assessment and control evaluation program

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15
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Fire fighter deaths during training activities represented ____ percent of the nonemergency annual line of duty death total in 2018

A

46%

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16
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Sudden cardiac arrest in the training ground can be secondary to?

A

Dehydration or heat stroke

17
Q

NFPA 1041 covers qualification for?

A

Instructors

18
Q

The incident safety officer is the ____ line of defense, after the individual and the fire officer, for ensuring that firefighters obtain appropriate rehabilitation

A

Third

19
Q

What are the leading type of fire fighter injury?

A

Sprain and strains

20
Q

Clothing wore under turnout gear that meets NFPA ____ will further reduce the risk of burn injuries

A

1975

21
Q

Every fire department should have an infection program that meets NFPA____

A

1581

22
Q

Any unexpected event that interrupts or interferes with the orderly progress of fire department operations

A

An accident

23
Q

Accidents that involve serious injuries, fatalities or major property damage are usually investigated by?

A

The health and safety officer or by other qualified individuals

24
Q

It is the fire officer responsibility to protect the physical and human resources of the department. The officer must understand the basic principals of investigation. The 3 phases are:

A
  1. Identification and collection of physical evidence
  2. Interviews with witnesses
  3. Written documentation
25
Q

The fire fighter near miss website was launched by?

A

The International Association of Fire Chiefs in 2005

26
Q

Performing risk management includes?

A
  1. Identifying and analyzing risk exposure
  2. Formulating risk management solutions
  3. Selecting risk management solutions
  4. Implementing risk management solutions
  5. Monitoring risk management solutions
27
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From the fire chiefs perspective what are the 3 risk management responsibilities?

A
  1. Manage the community’s fire risk
  2. Provide a set of services that provide risk management measurements
  3. Maintain fire department readiness to perform it’s mission every hour of every day
28
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The goal of the everyone goes home program is

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To raise awareness of life safety issues, improve safety practices, and allow everyone to return home at the end of his or her shift

29
Q

The international association of fire chiefs (IAFC) launched a web based system to report?

A

Near misses

30
Q

The _____ system provides a method for reporting situations that could have resulted in injuries or deaths. It is confidential and non-punitive.

A

The national firefighter near miss reporting system

31
Q

_____ activities should be considered an essential component of every firefighters training regimen

A

Physical fitness

32
Q

An approach to reducing fire fighter suicides that is showing promising results is the idea of?

A

Peer support programs

33
Q

What is a consistent challenge for fire companies while operating at an emergency incident

A

Maintaining crew integrity

34
Q

A analysis of fire fighter fatality investigations from 2004-2009 suggested 4 high order root causes of firefighter line of duty deaths

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  1. Under resourcing
  2. Inadequate preparation for / anticipation of adverse events during opertations
  3. Incomplete adoption of incident command procedure
  4. Suboptimal personnel readiness
35
Q

The rated time of an SCBA is based on?

A

A standard consumption rate for an individual at rest and does not reflect typical experience in firefighting operations

36
Q

Fire service training must anticipate?

A
  1. High risk situations
  2. Urgent time frames
  3. Difficult circumstances
37
Q

Capable of causing harm or posing an unreasonable risk to life, health, property, or environment

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Hazard

38
Q

Every fire department should have an infection control program that meets NFPA 1581. This standard identifies 6 components

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  1. A written policy with the goal of identifying and limiting exposures
  2. A written risk management plan to identify risks and control measures
  3. Annual training and education in infection control
  4. A designated infection control officer
  5. Access to appropriate immunization for employees
  6. Instructions for handling exposure incidents