LT PKG EXAM #2 Flashcards
Question 1:
Some hydrants should be designated as a “Priority Repair” in the Hansen Hydrant System. Which of the following choices is incorrect?
A: A hydrant that is out of service and is the only hydrant in a block should be designated as a “Priority Repair.”
B: A hydrant that is out of service, which is vital to the protection of the NY Stock Exchange, a high-profile location, should be designated as a “Priority Repair.”
C: A hydrant that is out of service, which is vital to the protection of the Brooklyn Bridge should be designated as a “Priority Repair.”
D: If two adjacent hydrants in a block are both out-of-service, only one of them should be designated as a “Priority Repair.”
Answer: D
Explanation:
D) If two adjacent hydrants in a block are both out-of-service, they are BOTH priority repairs.
C Note: This includes other critical infrastructure locations such as tunnels, transit systems, etc.
Eng Ch 3 Add 2 2.8.1
Question 2:
When an observed (overt) suspected biological device is discovered, an initial Exclusion Zone shall be established. This Exclusion Zone shall be at least __________ feet in all directions from the source or point(s) of release.
A: 50 feet
B: 100 feet
C: 200 feet
D: 300 feet
Answer: D
Explanation:
ERP add 1 ch 1 sec 5.2.2
Question 5:
Typically at a structural fire, the 2nd arriving engine company will team up with the 1st arriving engine to operate the 1st hoseline. However, there are situations in which the 2nd arriving engine company may stretch and operate a 2nd hoseline. This should only be done when each of the following conditions exist, with the exception of which choice?
A: The 1st arriving engine company must have secured a positive water source. The 2nd arriving engine officer can communicate with the 1st arriving chauffeur to confirm this.
B: The 1st arriving engine company does not require the help of the 2nd arriving engine to get the 1st line in operation. The 2nd arriving engine officer must communicate with the 1st arriving engine chauffeur to confirm this.
C: The hose stretches are sufficiently short, so the 1st arriving company will not require immediate assistance in operating the line once it is charged.
D: There is an immediate need for a 2nd hoseline to address fire extension or a life hazard.
Answer: B
Explanation:
B) The 1st arriving engine company does not require the help of the 2nd arriving engine to get the 1st line in operation. The 2nd arriving engine officer must communicate with the 1st arriving engine OFFICER to confirm this. D Note: The Incident Commander (Chief Officer or Acting Chief Officer) may order the second engine in any situation to immediately stretch a second line for any purpose including the need for a backup line or exposure protection.
Eng Ch 4 3.5
Question 6:
Which Engine Company is responsible for positioning near the 1st arriving Ladder Company and providing Emergency Gross Decontamination for ambulatory victims during a suspected chemical attack in an underground subway?
A: 1st arriving Engine
B: 2nd arriving Engine
C: 3rd arriving Engine
D: 4th arriving Engine
Answer: A
Explanation:
1st arriving Engine Company
- provide Emergency Gross Decontamination for ambulatory victims
- Direct persons who are decontaminated to Casualty Collection Points
- Provide estimate of number of victims to IC
- Inform 2nd arriving Ladder Company and IC if victims collapse on their way from the subway exit to the Gross Decon area
2nd and 3rd arriving Engine Companies
- ensure that decon facilities are available quickly at remote locations (entrances)
- Perform CFRD duties as needed
ERP add 2 sec 7.1 and 7.2.1
Question 7:
After operating at a gas emergency, a newly promoted Lieutenant is discussing some features of gas related infrastructure with a young firefighter. He makes the following comments, but was incorrect in which one?
A: Head of service valves are typically the first valve after the curb valve, they are always before the meter and are generally located either on the interior or exterior of the building near the point of entry.
B: Service regulators are usually located before the gas meter on medium and high pressure systems to reduce gas to low pressure (1/4 psi).
C: Peck vents are installed on systems supplied by medium or high pressure to vent excess gas to the exterior if the service regulator fails. They may have a red cap. There should normally be a slight odor of natural gas at a peck vent.
D: Sometimes the utility company will have two master meters adjacent to one another. The valves to both meters would need to be closed to shut supply to the building.
Answer: C
Explanation:
C. Peck vents are installed on systems supplied by medium or high pressure to vent excess gas to the exterior if the service regulator fails. They may have a red cap. There should normally be NO ODOR of natural gas at a peck vent.
IF AN ODOR IS DETECTED, YOU MUST INVESTIGATE TO DETERMINE THE SOURCE.
Natural Gas 4.4.1, 4.4.2, 4.4.3
Question 8:
Proper Tower Ladder placement is crucial at a fire operation. All officers should be familiar with the information below except the incorrect statement in which choice?
A: Tower Ladders shall not be placed on sidewalks containing underground vaults.
B: Generally, the apparatus should be parallel to the building. Occasionally, the scrub area of the bucket will be reduced by the cab of the apparatus and this can be corrected by parking the apparatus with the front end angled toward the building line.
C: The ideal horizontal distance from the center line of the turntable to an objective is 32 feet.
D: Generally, the boom has enough clearance to reach most 3rd floor windows and above when operating over the crew cab.
Answer: B
Explanation:
B) Generally, the apparatus should be parallel to the building. Occasionally, the scrub area of the bucket will be reduced by the cab of the apparatus and this can be corrected by parking the apparatus with the front end angled AWAY FROM the building line.
C Note: When the center line of the turntable is 25 feet from a building there will be sufficient room for the bucket to be dropped below the horizontal with the boom perpendicular to the side of the apparatus.
TL Ch 2 2
Question 11:
Manhattan fire units respond to a reported manhole emergency in midtown. On arrival, units encounter a concrete slab with access manholes placed in pairs. They would be most correct to identify this as which of the following items?
A: Transformer vault
B: Steam vault
C: Electric Manholes
D: Sewer Manholes
Answer: B
Explanation:
VARIATION OF THIS QUESTION ON THE 2021 CAPTAINS EXAM
DO NOT GIVE UP THE PICTURES IN BULLETINS. MAKE SURE YOU’RE ABLE TO IDENTIFY THEM AND LOOK AT CAPTIONS FOR ANY TESTABLE INFORMATION.
Steam Photo 1
Question 12:
As the officer in charge of a company, you are responsible for knowing the inner workings of the MDT. Which of the following Incident disposition keys is a single action key that DOES NOT require the use of the send key?
A: 10-20
B: 10-92
C: 10-18
D: 10-19
Answer: A
Explanation:
COMMUNICATIONS MANUAL – COMPUTER ASSISTED DISPATCH
A IS CORRECT – 2.22.1D (SECTION IN MARCH 2022 UPDATES)
B,C, & D all require the send button be pressed to complete the transaction.
Question 13:
Row Frame buildings present many hazards. Which choice below contains incorrect information regarding these hazards?
A: When a serious fire burns out the entire first floor, there is danger of collapse, especially in corner buildings and buildings standing alone.
B: A heavy fire in the cockloft will burn roof supports and cause the collapse of the roof into the top floor.
C: The salient feature common to all, regardless of variations in design, is the common cornice spreading over all the buildings in the row.
D: The major defects or faults in the construction are the lack of the fire stopping and the vast quantity of combustible material used in the construction.
Answer: C
Explanation:
C) The salient feature common to all, regardless of variations in design, is the common COCKLOFT spreading over all the buildings in the row. This cockloft may vary in height from ONE FOOT to a height tall enough for a member to STAND in.
BS/RF 5.3.2, 5.4 A, H
Question 14:
When operating during a hurricane, the depth of water that an apparatus (engine or ladder) can travel through shall be limited to what amount?
A: 18 inches
B: 2 feet
C: 3 feet
D: 3 1/2 feet
Answer: A
Explanation:
The depth of the water to be crossed should not exceed 18” for first line apparatus, and 50” for FDNY Hi-Axle vehicles
AUC 159 sec 5.4.3
Question 15:
Units are operating with three engines and two trucks at the scene of a fire on the 3rd floor of a 4-story multiple dwelling. Prior to the arrival of the FAST unit, which of the following members shall operate as the Safety Team?
A: Backup and control of the first due engine.
B: Backup and control of the second due engine.
C: LCC and OV of the first due ladder company.
D: LCC and OV of the second due ladder company.
Answer: B
Explanation:
Prior to the arrival of the FAST unit, the Safety Team shall normally be made up of the Backup and Control firefighters of the second arriving engine.
MMID Chapter 1 2.1.1
Question 19:
Hybrid vehicles have become much more prevalent in recent years. Which hybrid vehicle safety consideration is described incorrectly?
A: Many hybrid vehicles use a keyless start system. Make sure the ignition is off, and the key or key fob is at least 10 feet away from the vehicle.
B: Never cut any high voltage cables. On most, the high voltage cables are color-coded orange. Although some cables are color-coded blue.
C: Make sure the “ready” light is not on.
D: At a hybrid vehicle fire, always make sure that the high-voltage battery case is cooled down to prevent re-ignition.
Answer: A
Explanation:
A. Many hybrid vehicles use a keyless start system. Make sure the ignition is off, and the key or key fob is AT LEAST 15 FEET AWAY from the vehicle.
VARIATION OF THIS QUESTION ON 2009 LT EXAM
CROSS REF: AUC 5 Chapter 2 Addendum 3 Page 5: Rooftop Conduits and Piping
High voltage wiring: Red
Low voltage wiring: Orange
TB Fires 8 11.6 C
Question 21:
The proper maintenance of hose is essential to effective operations. Of the following choices, which one is incorrect?
A: All hose must be tested for serviceability each year to 250 psi. The hose must be less than 10 years old.
B: Hose tested must not have any obvious defects. These includes damaged couplings, abrasions, burns, or rot to the hose jacket. If defects are noted, the hose should not be tested and should be placed OOS.
C: During the hose test, the apparatus is hooked up to a hydrant using the inlet opposite the pump panel. In addition, attach a single gate to the pumper outlet, also on the side opposite the pump panel.
D: During the annual hose test, the test pressure is maintained for 5 minutes and the ECC should be mindful that there is no movement of water during the test and the pump may build up heat. If heat is noted, a valve on an unused gate may be partially opened to allow water movement.
Answer: A
Explanation:
A) All hose must be tested for serviceability each year to 300 PSI. *Note - this is a change from our old Engine Operations manuals.
Eng Ch 3 Add 3 5.1, 5.3.2, 5.3.5, 5.3.6, 5.4.11
Question 22:
The most correct procedure when operating at a fire in a Foreign Embassy can be found i which choice?
A: The Foreign Embassy is located in a 25X60 4 sty Brownstone. You ordered a 2 1/2” line stretched to extinguish a fire on the parlor floor
B: If entry is denied in any Foreign Embassy on fire, do not enter. Instead protect exposures and set up TL in front
C: After fire is knocked down in a Foreign embassy, relief companies must be able to enter to relieve initial companies and complete overhaul since the FDNY now controls the scene
D: During a fire in a Foreign Embassy, if explosives or ammunition are involved then notify the IC and avoid the area while extinguishing the fire
Answer: B
Explanation:
AUC 196
A- Stretch hoselines compatible with the occupancy and fire conditions. In this case it would be 1 3/4”…sec 5.1
B- sec 4.6
C- Embassy personnel may refuse to let relief companies in and they may also refuse to allow overhauling. Do not argue; if asked to leave then do so…..sec 4.7
D- Expect storage of ammunition and explosives. If ammunition and explosives are involved, evacuate immediately and notify the NYPD and Fire Marshals …sec 5.3
This is considered a separator question in the author’s opinion. Its only 2 pages, but worth the read
Question 23:
Based on the following CFR assignments, which CFR firefighter is responsible for manually stabilizing the patients spine if trauma is suspected?
A: “A”: Airway
B: “C”: Checker
C: “D”: Defib/Documenter
D: “E” Equipment
Answer: A
Explanation:
“A” Airway: Manually stabilizing spine (if trauma is suspected) while opening the airway, maintaining the airway, and administering oxygen if needed. In response to cardiac arrest, begins ventilation. Carries o2 bag.
“B” Boss: Officer in charge
“C” Checker: Conducts patient assessment and performs hand-on care. In response to cardiac arrest, checks pulse and begins compressions. Carries trauma bag.
“D” Defib/Documenter: Completes PCR. In response to cardiac arrest, hooks up and operates defibrillator.
“E” Equipment: If CFR unit is 5 FF, the fifth FF shall initially remain with the apparatus and help carry any additional equipment needed.
CFR Chapter 2 2.1