EVOC Pt. 3 Flashcards

1
Q

EVOC Certification Requirements

A

NFPA 1002-2014 Edition and the NHTSA Emergency Vehicle Operations

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2
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Class 1

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0-10,000 pounds. Cars and small vehicles

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3
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Class 2

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10001-26000 punds. Most ambulances and smaller fire apparatus.

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4
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Class 3

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26001-+ Large fire apparatus and heavy rescue vehicles.

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5
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Skill Attributes

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Reading, Writing, and Mechanical

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Physical Attributes

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Fitness, Vision, Hearing, Disabilities

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7
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Stopping Distance Formula

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R.D. (Reaction Distance)+ B.D. (Breaking Distance)= S.D. (Stopping Distance)

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8
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Following Distance Forumula

A

3 second rule

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9
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Visual Lead Time (Hazard)

A

12 second rule

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10
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NIOSH

A

Reports that look at vehicle accidents

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11
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Transportation System

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The vehicle, driver, and environment

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12
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Types of Distractions

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Visual, auditory, biomechanical, cognitive

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13
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Tunnel Vision

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tendency to fixate on a small area

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14
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Physiological aspects

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sound perceptions, disabilities and injuries, chronic conditions

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15
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The Good Samaritan Law

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It does not apply to emergency vehicle operation

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16
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Negligence

A

Any action which violates a standard practice of care

17
Q

Negligence Necessary Elements

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Duty to Act, Breach of Duty, Injury or Loss

18
Q

Title 46.2

A

Virginia Traffic Laws, Motor vehicle Code-EVO

19
Q

Due Regard

A

the actions of a prudent person in an emergency

20
Q

Emergency

A

occurrence which results or may result in substantial injury or harm to the population or substantial damage to or loss of property

21
Q

Sirencide

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An emotional reaction of emergency vehicle drivers when they begin to feel a sense of power and urgency that block out reason and prudence, leading to reckless operation of the emergency vehicle

22
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Three Class of Traffic Incidents

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Major >2hrs, Intermediate 30min-2 hrs., Minor <30 min