John Norman Chp. 1 Flashcards

1
Q

To protect life and property

A

Basic Goal and Basic Principle

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2
Q

When sufficient personnel are not available to effect both ___ and___ at the same time, ___ must be given priority

A

Rescue and extinguishment

Rescue

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3
Q

More live have been saved by properly ___ and___ than by all other means

A

positioned and operated hoselines

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4
Q

When you do have sufficient____ to perform all the needed tasks,____ those that protect the greatest number of human lives

A

personnel

first perform

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5
Q

The word ___ should be used in discussion of life hazards.

A

savable

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6
Q

Remove those in ____ danger first

A

greatest

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7
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Generally, those people in the ___ vicinity of the fire are in the greatest danger and those directly above the fire. The next highest priority are those directly ___ the fire. After these individuals, removal may we’ll skip a floor or more toward the ___ floor

A

Immediate

Above

Top

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8
Q

Search of the ___ and the ____, from the ____ all the way through the ____, must be an immediate priority

A

staircase

connecting public hallways

roof

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9
Q

When enough personnel are available to perform ___ and ___ functions, they must carry out a ___ fire attack.

A

Engine and Ladder

coordinated

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10
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An ___,____ fire attack may reduce or eliminate the life hazard.

A

aggressive, coordinated

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11
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It is well-established practice in many departments to immediately ___ over the stairway to prevent mushrooming in apartment buildings.

A

vent the roof

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12
Q

Simultaneously, a Hoskins is stretched to the ___ apartment door to prevent extension up the stairway

A

Interior Apartment

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13
Q

The apartment door is kept closed, ___, ___, and ___, until all of the occupants are off the stairway

A

confining the fire, heat, and smoke,

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14
Q

When there’s is no threat to occupants, the of ___ shouldn’t be unduly endangered

A

Firefighters

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15
Q

When a fire unit arrives at the scene of an incident, a number of items go through the minds of the firefighters —- that’s the ___

A

Size up

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16
Q

The action that they take, regardless of the type of incident encountered, will almost always follow this sequence: ___, ___, and ___.

A

Locate, confine and extinguish

17
Q

Actually, ___ the Fire constitutes as a part of size up

A

Locating

18
Q

Some texts refer to ___ and ___ as two separate task

A

protecting exposures and confining the fire

19
Q

Firefighters must constantly be aware that there are six possible directions for fire to spread:

A

left, right, ahead, back, up, and down

20
Q

The idea behind protecting ___ before ____ the fire building is based on the notion that it is better to lose one building that two

A

Exposures and Confining

21
Q

The last rule for firefighting is a brief one

A

Let the circumstances dictate procedures