J&B Ch. 9 Flashcards
What is the number one cause of deaths at incidents?
Overexertion
The three stressors that influence overexertion are related to the environment, human physiology, and the quality of:
rehabilitation efforts.
In the physical setting, one thing that is essential for safe operations is:
) secure footing.
An underused acclimation strategy at an incident is to have crews:
perform simple stretching and warm-up exercises.
At 90°F (32°C) and 70% humidity, the NOAA Heat Stress Index Chart would consider that to be in which category for its likelihood of heat disorders with prolonged exposure or strenuous activity?
Danger
__________ is an injury marked by painful muscle spasms. In simple terms, this injury is a warning that the body’s electrolytes are not balanced; dehydration may also play a role, and medical attention is warranted.
A heat cramp
Studies by the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF), Toronto Fire Services, and Orange County (CA) Fire Authority have all shown that firefighters engaged in operations wearing full structural PPE will have average elevated core temperatures of _________ after 20 minutes.
101.5°F (39°C)
Cell performance is really as simple as providing the cell with three essential ingredients: oxygen, water, and:
fuel
Of the following, which food has a high glycemic index rating?
Bananas
Which NFPA standard requires the ISO to establish a rehabilitation area?
NFPA 1561
The rehab area, at minimum, should include how many components?
Five
A reoccurring recommendation in many firefighter line-of-duty death reports is the need to assign, at minimum:
a BLS resource.
A sign that a firefighter needs to spend more time in the rehab area would be:
a pulse rate in excess of a 120 beats per minute.
Which NFPA standard requires that a team or crew that has lost one of its members to injury or death be released from the incident and returned to quarters for follow-up actions?
NFPA 1584
True or False: Rehab efforts should continue after crews demobilize and leave the scene.
True