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General - Section 1 Flashcards

1
Q

if still not well after 20 minutes of rest, one can rest for…

A

30 more minutes

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2
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batt 2 commercial vehicle fire response

A

BC

4 engines

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3
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When are county debriefing teams available?

A

M-F, 8-5

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4
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what is a battalion 2 residential structure fire response?

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BC
4 Engines
WT (in rural areas)

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5
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what format do we follow for an After action review

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IRPG

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6
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what is the minimum size of rehab area

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20’x20’

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7
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who is the only person allowed to remove items from a fire

A

arson investigators

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8
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how close should umbrellas/canopies be from work activity

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50-100 yards, can be waived

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9
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SBA alert 2-4

higher alerts

A

BC
2 engines
Truck

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10
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what is the objective of the primary district survey (post earthquake)

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target hazards; transportation corridors

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11
Q

hourly fluid intake should not exceed…

A

1.5qts

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12
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Hazmat response (full)

A 
DC
BC
3 engines
HM31
HMS (hazmat support vehicle)
BS18
HMU
LMP (theyre hazmat too)
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13
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who is the IC on freeways, state highways & county roads

A

CHP

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14
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for moderate work, (except category 1) what is water intake

A

3/4 qt/ H

1qt category 5

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15
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Hazmat response, mutual aid

A

BC
HM31
HMS
BS18

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16
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power pole fire response

A

BC
1 engine
utility co notification

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17
Q

what are the 4 operational priorities following an earthquake

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  1. station survey
  2. district survey
  3. eval of batt.
  4. allocation of resources
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18
Q

Santa Maria airport alert 1-4

A

BC

1 engine

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19
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in temps 105-130, what could happen to personnel

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heat cramps or heat exhaustion likely, heatstroke possible

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20
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once in rehab, what shall personnel do

A
  1. have vitals taken

2. relax for minimum of 20 minutes and drink fluids

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21
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roadblock condition - green

A

allowing of people with legitimate reasons to enter the road

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22
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Upon confirmation of a “working fire,” what is then dispatched (4)

A

One engine
breathing support
standby ambulance,
Duty Chief notification

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23
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what is the most appropriate time for a debriefing to take place

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approx 48-72hrs following a significant event

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24
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who initiates a station inspection after a major earthquake?

A

BC

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25
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in temps 130 and up what could happen to personnel

A

heath stroke highly likely

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26
Q

gas leak inside structure

A

standard structure fire response

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27
Q

minimum distance for air bottle refill (AL18)

A

100’

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28
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how soon shall follow-up vital signs be taken in rehab

A

within 20 minutes

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29
Q

What is a Batt. 1 commercial structure fire response

A

BC
3 Engines
Truck

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30
Q

SY airport alerts

A

BC
3 engines
WT 32

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31
Q

Swift water rescue south

A 
BC
2 engines
Truck
Crew
Helo
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32
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what is the approximate spacing of cones from a single engine

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4 cones 25-30’ intervals

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33
Q

where is rehab in hazmat incident

A

in the support zone safe distance from incident.

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34
Q

How is a second alarm structure fire dispatched

A

A like number of engines as the first alarm are dispatched

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35
Q

When are CISD provided by the dept.? (Mandatory)

A
  1. Line of duty death
  2. Serious injury to personnel
  3. Serious MCI
  4. Suicide of colleague
  5. Traumatic death of child
  6. Event that has significant effect on personnel
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36
Q

when should “block to the right” be used?

A

when protection to the pump panel/engineer is needed

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37
Q

hazmat on highways are the responsibility of

A

CHP

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38
Q

If directing cool air via air hose, what’s the psi

A

10psi

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39
Q

Who can upgrade units to an incident?

A

first in captain, BC, or duty officer

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40
Q

How many lanes should be blocked on an TA

A

One additional lane more than the accident has blocked (if possible)

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41
Q

bp range that will send you to medical treatment area (initial)

A

< 100/70 to > 180/110

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42
Q

Moderate veg fire response

low fire season fire, or night response during high fire season

A

BC
3 Type III
1 WT

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43
Q

In general, batt. 1 and 2, for “land- rescue” multi engine responses, how many engines respond (exception of building collapse north)

A

3 engines

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44
Q

how much water should all personnel drink each day

A

48-64oz

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45
Q

what is road block condition - red?

A

requires officers allow only emergency vehicles

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46
Q

how do we handle alarms & resetting them at ucsb

A

we will provide limited resetting

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47
Q

batt 1 commercial vehicle fire response

A

BC
3 engines
truck

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48
Q

what are the priorities of emergencies using the “major earthquake priority guidelines”

A
  1. life threatening conditions
  2. potential life threatening conditions
  3. non-life threats
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49
Q

Dept. technical rescue. Trench

A 
BC
USAR
3 engines
Truck
Crew
Ambulance
Construction
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50
Q

who can remove items from a fire scene?

A

dept. arson investigator

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51
Q

Heat exhaustion treatment

A

Immediately cool out of heat
Drink
Remove excess
Immerse in cold water

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52
Q

Swift water north

A

BC
3 engines
Crew
Helo

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53
Q

if using compressed air to cool people, what is the psi that should be used?

A

<10psi

54
Q

Dept. technical rescue, confined space

A 
BC
USAR
3 engines
Truck
Crew 
Ambulance
55
Q

what should be done if any hazmat fluids (large or small) are released into waterways or bodies of water

A

notify on-call HMU specialist

56
Q

when doing hard work in all heat categories (except 1), how much water per hour should be drank

A

1 qt/H

3/4 qt for category 1

57
Q

Hazmat investigation response

A

BC

1 engine

58
Q

batt 2 minimum staffing

A

30
41
22

59
Q

Any additional engine on a vehicle accident should park…

A

Past the incident

Turn off code 3 lights, except 4-ways

60
Q

how is the county’s CISD team contacted?

A

dispatch

61
Q

Hourly water intake shall not exceed

A

1.5qts/hr

62
Q

pulse rate range that will send you to medical treatment area (follow-up vitals)

A

<50 to 100>, or irregular

63
Q

firefighter role during earthquake checklist

A

structural integrity of the building
check utilities & generator
report

64
Q

role of engineer in earthquake procedures

A
  1. move apparatus from station
  2. move essential equipment
  3. check all apparatus
  4. report to capt.
65
Q

what happens when a battalion is depleted beyond the medium level staffing?

A

resources from other battalion can move-up to cover

66
Q

LRA High veg. fire response

A 
BC
3 Type III
1 WT
1 helo
1 Crew
67
Q

battalion 1 medium operational system status response level (in order of importance)

A

13 (first to be filled)
11
12
17

68
Q

What’s medium operational response level

A

Incidents have short term impact to response levels of 12hrs or less, may or may not require back filling

69
Q

when should water be used on a hazmat spill

A

no water/foam unless there is fire, danger to life/enviro/property. Control water runoff

70
Q

Water rescue north

A

BC
3 engines
Helo

71
Q

what is the policy of resetting of alarms at ucsb

A

we will have a limited resetting of them

72
Q

batt 2 medium operational system status response level (in priority order)

A

30 (first to be filled)
41
51
22

73
Q

2nd alarm structure fire’s will receive…

A

A like number of engines as first alarm

74
Q

center divider fire response

A

BC
2 Engines
WT
Crew

75
Q

FRA high veg. fire response

dependent on response area
Less than SRA

A 
BC
2 Type III
1 DZ
1 WT
1 crew
76
Q

low season veg fire response

A

1 Eng., BC notification

77
Q

roadblock condition - yellow

A

residents with proof of residency

78
Q

What’s maximum operational response level?

A

All risks response capabilities are met. Normal day to day

79
Q

what is the role of the engineer during earthquake checklist

A

move all essential equipment & apparatus to safe area
check all apparatus
report findings

80
Q

dumpster fire

A

1 engine

81
Q

daily fluid intake should not exceed…

A

12qts

82
Q

when should “block to the left” be used

A

when to protect the medical/extrication side of the engine

83
Q

what are threshold factors (5)

A
  1. injury/near miss
  2. dept. property damage
  3. dept. equipment failure/malfunctions
  4. safety concerns
  5. incident successes or failures
84
Q

what is a battalion 1 residential structure fire response?

A

BC
3 Engines
Truck
(WT in rural areas)

85
Q

In general, for batt 2, how many engines respond to a multi-engine incident (except high-rise)

A

4 engines

86
Q

Very High veg. fire response

same for extreme

A

SRA or LRA high response plus SBC augmented staffing

87
Q

SRA High veg. fire response

A 
BC
4 type III
2 DZ
2 Crews
2 air tankers
1 WT
1 helo
1 Air attack
88
Q

on a high rise, where is rehab?

A

staging floor, but separate from available crews at least 2 floors below fire floor

89
Q

where is rehab during a wildland incident

A

centralized location such as base camp, or IC choice in remote locations

90
Q

when are weather observations taken during high heat procedures?

A

hourly

91
Q

Electrical lines down, wires arching response

A

1 engine

92
Q

In general, for batt 1, how many engines respond to a multi-engine response (except high rise)

A

3 engines

93
Q

Minimum operational response level

A

Developing incidents have major impact to response levels, requiring severe drawdown of on duty resources

94
Q

Where will rehab areas be on a structure fire

A

1/2-1 block from incident

95
Q

should code 3 driving be used on freeway or divided highways?

A

no

96
Q

what is the estimated time of work in the “fluid replacement and work/rest guide?

A

4hrs of work

97
Q

what is 3rd priority of action once district survey is done

A

non-life threatening conditions

98
Q

in heat category 5, what is the water intake per hour (no matter the quality of work performed)

A

1 qt / H

99
Q

who soon shall all spills be reported to protection services?

A

within 24hrs

100
Q

Cliff side rescue (south)

Same as trench/con-space

A 
BC
USAR
3 engines
Truck
Crew
Ambulance
101
Q

if there’s a “threshold” criteria met following an incident, what does the captain submit

A

After incident report to OPS chief

102
Q

Gas leak outside structure response?

A

1 engine

103
Q

batt 1 minimum staffing

A

13

11

104
Q

batt 2 high-rise structure fire response

A

BC
5 engines
truck (LMP or SMR)

105
Q

Batt 1 high-rise structure fire response

A

BC
4 engines
truck

106
Q

what is 2nd priority of action once district survey is done

A

potential life threatening conditions

107
Q

during a major incident, which form is used for medical plan?

A

Form 206

108
Q

what are two types of emergency services related stressors

A
  1. environmental

2. clinical

109
Q

bp range that will send you to medical treatment area (follow up vitals)

A

< 100/60 to > 150/110

110
Q

batt 2 train fire response

A

BC
4 engines
WT

111
Q

Building collapse (north)

A 
BC
USAR
**2 engines**
Truck
Crew
Ambulance
Construction
K-9
112
Q

in temps 90-105, what could happen to personnel

A

heat cramps or heat exhaustion possible

113
Q

pulse rate range that will send you to medical treatment area (initial)

A

<60 - >140, or irregular

114
Q

How much water should be consumed per shift

A

48-64oz

115
Q

SBA alert 1 (lowest)

A

BC (cuz mutual aid with city)
1 engine
Truck

116
Q

Heat stroke treatment

A

911
Cool bath all over - ice at strategic places
Fluids - drink or IV

117
Q

what is the 1st priority of action once a district survey is done

A

life threatening conditions

118
Q

batt 1/ batt 2 passenger vehicle fire response

A

1 engine

119
Q

what is the objective of the secondary district survey (post earthquake)

A

residential ; utility damage

120
Q

what is the water intake for easy work (all categories)

A

1,2: 1/2qt per H
3,4: 3/4 qt per H
5: 1 qt/ H

121
Q

during structure fires, where is rehab?

A

1/2-1 block from the incident

122
Q

when are people acclimatized to heat

A

4-14 days with work of last least 2hrs per day

123
Q

batt 1 train fire response

A

BC
3 engines
truck
WT

124
Q

Surf rescue south

A 
BC
2 engines
Truck
Water rescue
Helo
125
Q

Batt. 2 commercial structure fire response

A

BC
4 Engines
Truck (LMP or SMR)

126
Q

what are the minimum criteria for entry into rehab

A
  1. 2 or more exchanges of bottles
  2. adverse health effects
  3. per IC
127
Q

trash/dumpster/couch fire (adjacent to structure)

both battalions

A

standard structure fire response

128
Q

Building collapse (south)

A 
BC
USAR
3 engines
Truck
Crew
Ambulance
Construction 
K-9
129
Q

Treatment of muscle. Cramps

A

Rest in cool place
Drink & stretch
Ice application

130
Q

When there’s a water rescue batt1, how many engines go

A

2 engines

131
Q

how will engines parked down stream from an incident leave their lights on?

A

turn off all emergency lights and leave 4 ways on

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