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QUIZ 8 Flashcards

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According to the LAFD Multi-Casualty Incident Operational Procedures Manual, (Book 70), the Treatment Dispatch Manager is supervised by the _________.

A) Triage Unit Leader

B) Treatment Unit Leader

C) Transportation Unit Leader

D) Medical Supply Unit Leader

A

B) Treatment Unit Leader

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According to the LAFD Multi-Casualty Incident Operational Procedures Manual, (Book 70), the Transportation Unit Leader supervises the _______.

A) Medical Communications Coordinator, Transportation Recorder, and Treatment Dispatch Manager

B) Medical Communications Coordinator, Treatment Dispatch
Manager and Transportation Recorder,

C) Medical Communications Coordinator, Medical Supply Unit Leader, and Ambulance Staging Manager

D) Medical Communications Coordinator, Transportation Recorder, and Ambulance Staging Manager

A

D) Medical Communications Coordinator, Transportation Recorder, and Ambulance Staging Manager

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According to the LAFD High Rise Manual, (Book 100), the _____ Section Chief supervises and coordinates the activities of the Support Branch (Lobby Control, Systems Control, Base, Ground Support, and Supply Unit).

A) Finance

B) Logistics

C) Operations

D) Planning

A

B) Logistics

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According to the LAFD High Rise Manual, (Book 100), the _____ Section Chief supervises and coordinates the activities of the Situation Status Unit and the Resource Status Unit.

A) Finance

B) Logistics

C) Operations

D) Planning

A

D) Planning

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1, “Brush Fire Incident Command System”, _____ is the location at which the primary logistics functions are coordinated and administered.

A) Staging Area

B) Base

C) Camp

D) Division

A

B) Base

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1, “Brush Fire Incident Command System”, the group of incident management personnel comprised of the Incident Commander, Operations Chief, Planning Chief, Logistics Chief, and Finance Chief are known as the _____.

A) General Staff

B) Command Staff

C) Command Directors

D) General Supervisors

A

A) General Staff

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1, “Brush Fire Incident Command System”, the Public Information Officer is a member of the _____.

A) General Staff

B) Command Staff

C) Operations Section

D) Logistics Section

A

B) Command Staff

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1, “Brush Fire Incident Command System”, resources dispatched to an incident that have not yet checked-in with the Incident Communications Center are _____ resources.

A) Available

B) Out-of-Service

C) Allocated

D) Resting

A

C) Allocated

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1, “Brush Fire Incident Command System”, the staging area is that location where incident personnel and equipment are assigned on a _____ available status.

A) Sixty-seconds

B) Three minute

C) Five minute

D) Six minute

A

B) Three minute

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1, “Brush Fire Incident Command System”, the _____ system is a dynamic manual system used to maintain resource status by assignment and location at an incident.

A) ICS

B) “T” card

C) F-666

D) Firescope

A

B) “T” card

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1, “Brush Fire Incident Command System”, the _______ is primarily responsible for the development of a medical emergency plan, obtaining medical aid and transportation for injured and ill incident personnel, assuring proper hospital care for incident personnel, and preparation of reports and records. A Captain from the Medical Liaison Unit is normally dispatched to fill this position and this position reports to ______.

A) Medical Group Supervisor, Planning Section Chief

B) Treatment Unit Leader, Logistics Section Chief

C) Medical Director, Operations Section Chief

D) Medical Unit Leader, Logistics Section Chief

A

D) Medical Unit Leader, Logistics Section Chief

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1, “Brush Fire Incident Command System”, the Air Operations Director is primarily responsible for developing and implementing the air operations of the incident plan. An Air Operations Director, who is _______, reports to the _______.

A) Airborne, Operations Section Chief

B) Ground Based, Operations Section Chief

C) Airborne, Planning Section Chief

D) Ground Based, Helicopter Coordinator

A

B) Ground Based, Operations Section Chief

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1, “Brush Fire Incident Command System”, the Helicopter Coordinator is primarily responsible for coordinating all tactical and logistical helicopter operations at the incident. The Helicopter Coordinator is _______, and reports to the _______.

A) Airborne, Operations Section Chief

B) Ground Based, Operations Section Chief

C) Airborne, Air Operations Director

D) Ground Based, Air Operations Director

A

C) Airborne, Air Operations Director

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1, “Brush Fire Incident Command System”- “ICS Multi-Agency Operations Outside the City of Los Angeles”, a Los Angeles City strike team is comprised of:

A) One Task Force Commander and Three engine companies

B) One Battalion Chief and Three engine companies

C) One Task Force Commander and Five engine companies

D) One Battalion Chief and Five engine companies

A

D) One Battalion Chief and Five engine companies

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1,“Brush Fire Incident Command System” – “ICS Multi-Agency Operations Outside the City of Los Angeles”, the designation: “LFD Strike Team 1001 A”, is an example of the designation given to a Los Angeles City strike team operating outside the City of Los Angeles. The 3-letter agency designation is LFD. The number 1001 refers to the assigned number of the strike team and Los Angeles City is assigned numbers _____ through _____. The letter A refers to _____ engine companies.

A) 1000 thru 1075, Type I

B) 1031 thru 1074, Class I

C) 1000 thru 1074, Type I

D) 1000 thru 1075, Class I

A

C) 1000 thru 1074, Type I

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1, “Brush Fire Incident Command System” – “ICS Multi-Agency Operations Outside the City of Los Angeles”, a strike team may be made up of a combination of resources from Area “A”. Area “A” resources include _____________.

A) Los Angeles City, Los Angeles County, Santa Monica, Culver City

B) Los Angeles City, Los Angeles County, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills

C) Los Angeles City, Santa Monica, Culver City, Redondo Beach

D) Los Angeles City, Santa Monica, Culver City, Beverly Hills

A

D) Los Angeles City, Santa Monica, Culver City, Beverly Hills

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 1,“Brush Fire Incident Command System” – “ICS Multi-Agency Operations Outside the City of Los Angeles”, the designation: “XLA Strike Team 1075-A”, is an example of the designation given to a strike team made up of a combination of resources from Area “A”. XLA represents Area “A” 3-letter designation (X for resources mixed). The number 1075 refers to the assigned number of the strike team. Los Angeles City is the coordinator for Area “A” and assigned numbers _____ thru _____. The letter A refers to _____ engine companies.

A) 1000 thru 1075, Type I

B) 1031 thru 1075, Class I

C) 1075 thru 1099, Type I

D) 1000 thru 1099, Class I

A

C) 1075 thru 1099, Type I

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 2, “Strategy and Tactics”, prior to the start of the brush season all officers need to review their commands to assure that training has taken place in the following areas:

A) Brush Fire Hose Lays

B) Helicopter Support

C) Standard Wild land Firefighting Safety Rules

D) Use of proper firefighting protective clothing and equipment

E) All of the above

A

E) All of the above

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 2, “Strategy and Tactics”, if you are part of an initial brush fire response and are the first unit to arrive at the scene, you should size up the condition and make an initial on scene radio report. Your report should consist of:

A) Exact Location of the Fire, Size & Terrain of Fire, Material Burning, Wind Direction and Speed, Exposures, Life Hazard, and Assistance Needed

B) Exact Location of the Fire, Size of Fire, Weather Conditions,
Exposures, Life Hazard, Assistance needed

C) Exact location of the fire, Material burning, Weather Conditions, Access, Exposures, and Assistance needed

D) Exact Location of the Fire, Material Burning, Size & Terrain of Fire, Access, and Assistance Needed

A

A) Exact Location of the Fire, Size & Terrain of Fire, Material Burning, Wind Direction and Speed, Exposures, Life Hazard, and Assistance Needed

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 2, “Strategy and Tactics”, an acre is an area about _____ by _____. Another good rough measurement is that the playing area of a football field is about an acre.

A) 100 Feet, 100 Feet

B) 100 Yards, 100, Yards

C) 200 Feet, 200 Feet

D) 200 Yards, 200 Yards

A

C) 200 Feet, 200 Feet

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 2, “Strategy and Tactics”, disadvantages for using a(n) _______ attack include a
longer fire line, more overhaul, and personnel working directly in the heat and smoke.

A) Indirect

B) “Scratch Line”

C) A Combination

D) An Aggressive

A

B) “Scratch Line”

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 2,“Strategy and Tactics”, the minimum action to be taken by your company when assigned to protect an immediately exposed structure should include_______.

A) Surveying the area you are protecting

B) Ignoring a lightly involved structure to attack a well involved
structure

C) Giving priority of protection

D) A and C above

E) All of the above

A

D) A and C above

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 2, “Strategy and Tactics”, the following actions should be taken to aid in protecting structures:

A) Close all doors and windows as well as drapes, curtains and blinds

B) Turn off all lights in structure except for porch lights

C) Wet down brush, trees, and fire resistive roofs ahead of a fire

D) A and B above

E) All of the above

A

A) Close all doors and windows as well as drapes, curtains and blinds

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According to the LAFD Brush Fire Operations Manual, (Book 99), Chapter 2, “Strategy and Tactics”, when you are moved-up to an area outside your normal frequency area, switch over to the new frequency when you ________________.

A) Arrive at Quarters

B) Leave your first-in district

C) Arrive at the first-in district

D) Leave quarters

A

D) Leave quarters

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According to the LAFD Earthquake Emergency Operational Plan, (Book 98),
Chapter 2, “ICS Organization”, during an earthquake, what level of command is the basis of the emergency organizational mode.

A) Emergency Operations Board

B) Division

C) Battalion

D) Fire Station

A

C) Battalion

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According to LAFD Training Bulletin 6, “A Natural Gasoline Leak”, Natural Gasoline is sometimes referred to as ________.

A) Gasohol

B) Methanol

C) Liquid Petroleum gas

D) Casing-head gasoline

A

D) Casing-head gasoline

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According to LAFD Training Bulletin 16, “Siphon Ejectors”, reference by size (i.e.1” or 1-1/2”), is with regard to the _______.

A) Inlet hose dimension

B) Discharge hose dimension

C) Inlet nozzle diameter

D) Chamber size

A

A) Inlet hose dimension

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According to LAFD Training Bulletin 16, “Siphon Ejectors”, water under pressure enters the ejector through an inlet nozzle, _____ diameter on the 1” ejector and _____ diameter on the 1-1/2” ejector.

A) 1/4”, 5/8”

B) 5/8”, 3/4”

C) 5/16”, 1/2”

D) 1/2”, 5/16”

A

C) 5/16”, 1/2”

29
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According to LAFD Training Bulletin 16, “Siphon Ejectors”, the Series 65-A 1” ejector will supply _________, and the Series 67-A 1-1/2” ejector will supply _______ at 75 psi.

A) One 1-1/2” spray tip, Three 1-1/2” spray tips

B) Three 1-1/2” spray tips, One 2-1/2” spray tip

C) One 1” spray tip, Three 1” spray tips

D) Three 1” spray tips, One 2-1/2” spray tip

A

C) One 1” spray tip, Three 1” spray tips

30
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According to LAFD Training Bulletin 16, “Siphon Ejectors”, the Series 65-A 1” ejector will supply a maximum of _________ g.p.m. and the Series 67-A 1-1/2” ejector will supply a maximum of ________ g.p.m.

A) 24, 105

B) 37, 105

C) 38, 115

D) 46, 115

A

D) 46, 115

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According to LAFD Training Bulletin 97, “The Key to Effective Communication”, experts have broken non-verbal communication into _____ categories.

A) 3

B) 4

C) 5

D) 6

A

C) 5

32
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According to LAFD Training Bulletin 97, “The Key to Effective Communication”, our outward appearance can often send a message to others. The wearing of mirrored sunglasses or the carrying of a flashlight in a manner that it can be used as a weapon may send a message of intimidation. On the other hand, wearing a neatly groomed uniform will send a message of professionalism and pride. This type of non-verbal communication is best described as _______.

A) Voice signals

B) Body signals

C) Object signals

D) Space signals

A

C) Object signals

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According to LAFD Training Bulletin 97, “The Key to Effective Communication”, people often place emphasis on certain words, phrases, or change the tone of their voice when communicating with others. This tone can influence the way others perceive what is said. This type of non-verbal communication is best described as _______.

A) Voice signals

B) Body signals

C) Object signals

D) Space signals

A

A) Voice signals

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According to LAFD Training Bulletin 97, “The Key to Effective Communication”, belittling, making a fool of, embarrassing, or challenging someone is best described as ________.

A) Facing down

B) Focused assault

C) Verbal Judo

D) Legalizing

A

A) Facing down

35
Q

According to LAFD Training Bulletin 114, “East Central Interceptor Sewer (ECIS)”, the tunnel is between 65 and 300 feet below grade and is _____ miles long.

A) 8

B) 11

C) 15

D) 20

A

B) 11

36
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According to LAFD Training Bulletin 45, “Railroad Training Bulletin”, the best source of product identification is the _____. This document is found _____.

A) Waybill, in the caboose or with the conductor

B) “Consist”, in the locomotive

C) Wheel Report, in the caboose

D) Bill of Lading, with the conductor

A

A) Waybill, in the caboose or with the conductor

37
Q

According to the LAFD Driver’s Training Manual, (Book 8), Module 5, improper use or excessive braking will cause the brakes to heat up. ______ is one of the worst consequences of heat due to excessive braking.

A) Brake Lag

B) Brake Fade

C) Brake Fanning

D) Brake Glaze

A

B) Brake Fade

38
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According to the LAFD Driver’s Training Manual, (Book 8), Module 5, the average weight of a triple is _____. The average height of a triple is _____, and the average length of a triple is _____.

A) 18 Tons, 9 Feet, 27 Feet

B) 16 Tons, 9 Feet, 26 Feet

C) 14 Tons, 10 Feet, 26 Feet

D) 16 Tons, 10 Feet, 27 Feet

A

D) 16 Tons, 10 Feet, 27 Feet

39
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According to the LAFD Driver’s Training Manual, (Book 8), Module 6, tires used by Department apparatus are designed for__________________.

A) Cornering ability

B) Load carry capability

C) Traction when encountering rain, snow, and dirt

D) High speed driving

A

B) Load carry capability

40
Q

According to the LAFD Driver’s Training Manual, (Book 8), Module 6, when rain first begins, accidents increase dramatically during the first _______ minutes.

A) 15

B) 20

C) 25

D) 30

A

D) 30

41
Q

According to the LAFD Manual of Operation, Volume 1, 2/1-07.05, “Emergency Operation”, Initial Assignments – The ____________ on scene shall give a comprehensive and descriptive size-up. If nothing is showing or additional information is received, the remainder of the assignment shall continue _______________ unless requested otherwise by the on scene officer. This radio message shall be directed through OCD.

A) First Company, Emergency

B) First Resource, Emergency

C) First Company, Non-emergency

D) First Resource, Non-emergency

A

C) First Company, Non-emergency

42
Q

According to the LAFD Manual of Operation, Volume 1, 2/1-14.50, “Firearms”, at no time will the Department tolerate or condone other on duty members carrying firearms. The unauthorized carrying of a weapon is a _______ under California
State Law. The unauthorized carrying of a loaded weapon is a _______.

A) Misdemeanor, Felony

B) Felony, Misdemeanor

C) Violation, Misdemeanor

D) Major infraction, Felony

A

A) Misdemeanor, Felony

43
Q

According to the LAFD Manual of Operation, Volume 1, 2/1-28.08, “Rapid Intervention Company”, when shall the Incident Commander designate at least one Fire Company as a Rapid Intervention Company (RIC)?

A) From the initial assignment

B) If any additional fire resources above the initial alarm assignment are requested.

C) Once an incident has expanded to a Major Emergency

D) When staff personnel are dispatched

A

B) If any additional fire resources above the initial alarm assignment are requested.

44
Q

According to the LAFD Manual of Operation, Volume 1, 2/1-28.27, “Ladder Pipe Operations”, 1000 G.P.M. Variable Spray Nozzles (such as the Akron Brass Turbo Master Spray Nozzle) shall be limited to the _______ G.P.M. setting when utilized on the ladder pipe.

A) 500

B) 600

C) 750

D) 1000

A

C) 750

45
Q

According to the LAFD Manual of Operation, Volume 1, 2/1-36.72, “Use of Civilians”, accepting the services of civilians in actual fire fighting work is _______.

A) Acceptable only in extreme circumstances

B) Prohibited

C) At the discretion of the Incident Commander

D) At the discretion of the Liaison Officer

A

B) Prohibited

46
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According to the LAFD Manual of Operation, Volume 1, 2/1-42.58, “Requesting Police”, members shall use the following terms to indicate the urgency of the situation when requesting police; “Fire Department Needs Help”, “Fire Department Needs Assistance”, “Back-up the Fire Department”, and “Meet the Fire Department”. Which term is used when there is imminent grave danger to LAFD personnel?

A) “Fire Department Needs Help”

B) “Fire Department Needs Assistance”

C) “Back-up the Fire Department”

D) “Meet the Fire Department”

A

A) “Fire Department Needs Help”

47
Q

According to the LAFD Manual of Operation, Volume 1, 2/1-49.09, “Flammable Liquid Spills”, when a company responds to a flammable liquid spill, they shall concern themselves primarily with the fire hazard. If only a traffic hazard is involved (e.g., heavy oil spills or other slippery substances), _______________ shall be requested.

A) County Flood Control District

B) Department of Street Maintenance

C) DOT

D) Police assistance

A

D) Police assistance

48
Q

According to the LAFD Manual of Operation, Volume 1, 2/1-42.34, a serious industrial injury, is defined as “any injury or illness occurring in a place of employment or in connection with any employment which requires hospitalization for a period _______ for other than medical observation or in which an employee suffers loss of any member of the body or any serious degree of permanent disfigurement.”

A) Of 24 hours or more

B) In excess of 24 hours

C) In excess of 48 hours

D) In excess of 72 hours

A

B) In excess of 24 hours

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