Field Communications Flashcards
Condition 3 is used when greater than ____ of department units are either committed to incidents or out of service. SB
50%
_________ is an assigned group on a trunked radio system, commonly referred to as channels. SB
Talk groups.
__________ is the entity responsible for coordinating the availability of beds in the five hospitals and two trauma centers closest to the incident. SB
Regional Hospital Coordination Center (RHCC)
All Northern Virginia (NOVA) Fire and Rescue Departments use a _________ MHz trunking radio system. SB
700/800 MHz (p.5)
How many primary talkgroups in use on the radio zone? SB
- (p.6)
Channels Alpha and _______ are used as the dispatch channels. SB
Papa. (p.6)
Typical range of channels November and Oscar are about a ______ line of sight of other radio users. SB
One mile. (p. 7)
Dispatchers will not receive or monitor EA activation on channels _______ and ________. SB
November and Oscar. (p. 7)
What is a MICP? SB
Major Incident Communications Plan. (p.8)
What are the four categories of noise during communications? SB
Physical or External, Semantic, Psychological, and Physiological. (p.10-11)
____________ is declared when a responder believes that physical threats could cause injury or death. SB
Signal I (p. 11)
At the time a Signal I is declared or suspected, the following minimum FD resources, aside from law enforcement shall be dispatched: _________________. SB
The closest suppression piece, EMS transport unit, Battalion Chief, Safety Officer.
An EA will transmit the emergency signal to which talk groups? SB
The talk group currently assigned to the radio on which the EA was pressed. (p.15)
What are the three categories of an EA transmission?
EA on an incident without command established, EA on an incident with command established, EA not related to an incident. (p. 16)
What are the 4 C’s of Communication? SB
Connect, Convey, Clarify, and Confirm. (p.19)
) On a multi-unit incident, who should the OIC of a company contact to inform of their intent to add on to call? SB
the dispatched Command Officer. (p. 25)