Fire Origin Ch4 Flashcards

1
Q

1) It is suggested that any entry into the scene be documented in a ____

A

a. Log

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2
Q

2) The perimeter for explosions should be established at ___ times the farthest piece of debris found

A

a. 1.5

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3
Q

3) The perimeter should expand past the furthest ____ located during the examination of the fire scene

A

a. Piece of evidence

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4
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4) To be effective fire scene perimeters must be both ____ and ____

A

a. Recognizable, enforceable

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5
Q

5) The rapid establishment of a perimeter that is visible many organizations use ___, ___, or _____

A

a. Rope, traffic cones, marked barrier tape

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6
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6) Securing the scene will protect evidence from being ____, ____, ____, or ____ before it can be _____, _____, or _____

A

a. Contaminated, moved, damaged, destroyed, documented, preserved, collected

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7
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7) _____ is a broad concept, encompassing anything that can taint evidence

A

a. Contamination

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8
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8) _____ refers to evidence that destroyed, damaged, altered, or otherwise not preserved by someone who has the responsibility to preserve it.

A

a. Spoliation

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9
Q

9) A secure investigation scene is one with a ____ perimeter and ____ to maintain that perimeter

A

a. Secure, someone

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10
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10) Early security measures should include:

A

a. Restricting access to the scene
b. Protecting any potential evidence locating in the area

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11
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11) The size of the perimeter may change based on the _____ and the _____ of operations.

A

a. Situation, progression

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12
Q

12) ____ is also an important reason to limit access to the fire scene

A

a. Safety

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13
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13) Known hazardous areas should be ____ or otherwise _____ to prevent injury

A

a. Marked, secured

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14
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14) Ensure that the initial perimeter is ___ than necessary for investigations

A

a. Larger

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15
Q

15) Assign a ____ to control access into the perimeter, consider _____ or installations of construction barriers or fences for long term operations

A

a. Responsible party, private security

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16
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16) When injuries and or fatalities are involved it is advisable to assign personnel to monitor each ___ and ___ to the scene to ____ every individual who has entered the secured area.

A

a. Entrance, exit, document

17
Q

17) Ensure firefighters and other emergency personnel move to a ___ area outside the _____ when they have completed their tasks

A

a. Staging, perimeter

18
Q

18) Ensure that others brought into the area are always ___ and their activities ____. Document anything _____ from the scene and ___ removed it.

A

a. Escorted, documented, removed, who

19
Q

19) ____ potential evidence located within the perimeter

A

a. Mark

20
Q

20) Station a firefighter or investigator with the evidence, if personnel are still operating and there is a potential for damage due to ____ or from the ___ being conducted

A

a. Foot traffic, operations

21
Q

21) A primary objective for securing the scene is to ____ the scene as ____ as possible, thereby protecting the possible evidence within.

A

a. Preserve, undisturbed

22
Q

22) Minimize and limit ____ to essential areas

A

a. Overhaul

23
Q

23) Avoid dragging ___ through the fire area after extinguishment

A

a. Hoselines

24
Q

24) Minimize the impact of ____ during overhaul

A

a. Fire hose streams

25
Q

25) _____ the location of potential evidence to protect it

A

a. Marking

26
Q

26) Spreading tarps over portions of the scene that are exposed to ___

A

a. Weather

27
Q

27) Minimize destruction during ____ or ____ operations

A

a. Reinforcing, shoring

28
Q

28) Contamination- Fuel powered equipment may introduce ____ and ____ into the scene

A

a. Ignitable liquids, vapors

29
Q

29) Ignitable liquids traces introduced into the scene by items or equipment that have been used or stored at the scene including –

A

a. Boots/gloves
b. Power cords
c. Tools

30
Q

30) Contamination- smoking material, gum wrappers, _____ ____, introduced to the scene by first responders

A

Drink Bottles

31
Q

31) Fingerprints and or _____

A

a. DNA

32
Q

32) It is each emergency responders responsibility to understand what constitutes ____ in his or her jurisdiction

A

a. Spoliation

33
Q

33) If ____ is required at the scene to ensure extinguishment of the fire, the process should be ____ whenever possible

A

a. Overhaul, documented

34
Q

34) This may include ___, ___ and or ____ documentation of the activities preformed

A

a. Photography, video, written