Exam Prep Flashcards
A fire apparatus with a primary purpose of transporting 1,000 or more gallons of water is considered to be a/an
A. Attack pumper
B. Aerial Device
C. Midi pumper
D. Tanker/Tender
D.
Keeping apparatus in a state of usefulness or readiness is known as?
A. Repair
B. Maintenance
C. Reliability
D. Trouble shooting
B.
Checking the voltage, electrolyte level, and corrosion are all steps in inspecting the?
A. the electrolyte components
B. The voltage regulator
C. Electrical motor
D. Battery
D
When performing a capacity test, the desired net pump pressure should be?
A. 100
B. 150
C. 200
D. 250
B
The manufactures manuel will ________ the Society Automotive Engineers (SAE) number for engine oil.
A. does not suggest
B. recommend
C. Require
D. not mandate
B
Which of the following conditions could be found while doing a routine maintenance check on a battery?
A. Loose tie down
B. Corrosion
C. Coolant levels are low
D. Both A and B
D
The vacuum test requires a reading at the end of 5 minutes during which no more than ____ inches should be lost.
A.24
B.22
C.10
D.12
C
Before an apparatus response from the station, the driver/operator should:
A. tell passengers to buckle their seatbelts the proceed.
B. assume everyone is bucked and proceed.
C. Check all fluid levels
D assure everyone is seated and belted.
D
The distance a vehicle travels from the time the driver begins to apply the brakes till it comes to a complete stop is called?
A. Total reaction distance
B. Visual lead distance
C. Break performance distance
D. Breaking distance
D
Apparatus are more likely to be involved in an accident at/on?
A. off/on Ramp
B. Intersection
C. freeway
D. Bridges
B
A driver /operator of an emergency vehicle who does not obey state , local, or department driving regulations is ?
A. protected under the good Samaritan Law
B. subject to criminal prosecution only.
C. Exempt from any prosecution
D. Subject to criminal and Civil prosicution
D
Unless specificly exempt, when driving fire apparatus, the fire apparatus driver/operators are generally subject to any/all?
A. NFPA 1901 guidelines
B. Statues, rules, regulations, and ordinances
C. National Emergency Vehicle Response Commissioner Guidelines
D. Department of motor vehicle regulations
B
You have responded to an emergency on a limited access highway. Your apparatus is not being used. Which of the following should be done?
A. Position the apparatus across the intersection to block traffic
B. Use the apparatus as a barrier between the traffic flow and the responders on scene
C. Position the apparatus off of the highway away from the incident.
D. Place the apparatus as close to the incident as possible so the responders have access to the apparatus.
B
The weight carried on most fire apparatus can contribute to_______ due to excessive weight transfer.
A. Skidding
B. Apparatus rollover
C. Delay in the drivers break time reaction.
D. A and B
D
If the apparatus begins to skid the operator should
A. Gradually apply the brakes, bringing the apparatus to a halt
B. turn the apparatus steering wheel, so the front wheels face the direction of the skid.
C. turn the apparatus steering wheel in the opposite direction of the skid
D. release the accelerator
B