Drill Manual - Vehicle Rescue Flashcards

0
Q

Vehicle Frame:

There are two basic frame designs; “_____________ and ______________”?

A

Body over frame and unibody

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1
Q

Based on impact and/or location of the fire, firefighters should always approach vehicles at a _______ degree angle from the front or back to keep clear of a potential bumper release during vehicle fires or extrication.

A

45 to 90

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2
Q

Unibody design (also known as “_______”)

A

monocoque

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3
Q

In most cases, the ______________________ can be used to determine the presence of an airbag

A

VIN

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4
Q

When working in a vehicle that may have undeployed air bags, use the “___________” rule�

A

5”-10”-20”

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5
Q

Undeployed Airbag

Keep all equipment, rescuers and victims a minimum distance of:

A

5 inches from the door
10 inches from the steering wheel
20 inches from the passenger side dash board

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6
Q

What are the three types of airbags?

A

High, Medium, Low

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7
Q

What are bags should be used lifting -vs- stabilizing?

A

High = Heavy lifting

Med to Low = stabilizing

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8
Q

In addition to protecting the overall scene, a __ foot Hot Zone (Exclusion Zone) around the vehicle should be maintained,

A

25 foot

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9
Q

Warm zone at a traffic accident should be?

A

100 feet

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10
Q

The “Hot Zone” must be increased to ___ feet when flammable liquids are a factor?

A

100 feet

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11
Q

What battery cable do you disconnect first?

A

Black “negative”

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12
Q

In all cases, a ________ should be assigned to watch for any signs of vehicle movement during rescue operations?

A

safety officer

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13
Q

The most common method to open a door with the power spreaders (Amkus, Hurst or Holmatro), is to?

A

attack the nader pin

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14
Q

What are the three types of windows in vehicles?

A

laminated

tempered

polycarbonate glass

  • these are all considered safety glass
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15
Q

Whats a good tool to remove a windshield?

A

pry axe

16
Q

The best method for removing a polycarbonate window is what?

A

using the hydraulic cutters

17
Q

How many times should you wrap the steering column and front bumper with the chain?

A

3 times

18
Q

4” X 4” wood cribbing can support ________lbs of weight at each crossing?

A

6000

19
Q

Cribbing corners or load points should overlap by ___ to assure a slow crush type failure

A

4 inch

20
Q

If you encounter a hybrid vehicle in a rescue situation exhibiting no outward signs of power, be cautious, these vehicles function with virtually no noise. This is due to the ________?

A

Auto Stop

21
Q

Hybrid Vehicle:

When you remove the key, how far should it be away from the vehicle?

A

20 feet

22
Q

What should you see on dashboard of a hybrid vehicle when it is stopped?

A

“Auto Stop” illuminated

23
Q

Trolley Power lines:

These power lines are called the “Catenary” and transport ___ volts DC power to the LRV?

A

700 volts DC

24
Q

One of the primary considerations when dealing with Trolley emergencies is to lower the ___________ completely from the Catenary

A

pantograph

25
Q

Does each trolley car contain their own batteries?

A

yes; a 24 volt battery

26
Q

How long can the capacitors store power for once all batteries and the pantograph has been lowered?

A

up to 10 minutes

27
Q

What are some options you can use in order to get a trolley to stop if you are working on the tracks?

A

place a flare on both sides far enough away for the trolley to see in time and stop.

Have a firefighter waive a flare while standing on the SIDE of the tracks

28
Q

What are the two ways to lower the pantograph on a trolley?

A

Electric switch in the operators cab

Manual Crank - nearby compartment or under a seat of the pantograph hatch

29
Q

Whats the procedure of a Trolley Rescue

A
Size Up
Notify MTS via FCC
Access Trolley / Open all doors
- parking brakes are automatically applied when it stops
De-energize Trolley by lowering the pantograph 
Shut-down batteries 
- isolation switch in operators cab
Place flares on the both sides
* don't stand on the tracks