SingleFamily Flashcards
This style of home has 2 stories above ground may or may not have a basement all rooms branch off of main entryway and stairwell for structure
Colonial
P. 2
This style of home has one story and may or may not have a basement, floor plan is usually very open?
Ranch/Rambler
P.3
This home is typically one and a half level, front door leads to main stairwell leading to upper level or basement, top floor contains knee walls?
Cape Cod
P. 3
Home usually has 2 stories with stairs at the foyer level which allows access to both levels.
Slpit Foyer
P. 4
Home can be 2 to 3 levels, front door entry to one level with stairs that will lead up and down?
Split level
P. 4
Homes of new genre, typically wood frame with 2 separate occupancies separated by a firewall in a one story portion of a structure, this can be a shed, garage or breezeway
Hybrid
P.5/6
These types of homes have the highest potential of lateral fire spread and a higher potential for collapse than any other residential structure.
Cluster Homes
P. 7
This type of construction is the most predominate type found within Northern Virginia
Type V
P. 9
Which is the most common style roof found in single family holmes
Gable/ Peaked
P. 10
Insullation generally found in single family holmes are generally of fiberglass, rigid plastic foam and______.
Wood cellulose
P. 11
Exterior doors found in single family holmes are of?
Solid wood and Insulated metal
P.14
Which way do typical exterior doors open?
Inward
P. 14
Interior doors such as bathrooms and bedrooms typically open?
Inward
P. 15
Interior doors that are to the basement or closets open?
Outward
P. 15
Potential for collapse in a single family holme result from 2 distinct factors
Lightweight construction, Fire attacking structural components
P. 18
The information provided by the onscene report will include?
Position, occupancy type, what is evident, exposure concerns
P. 25
What is a CAN report?
Conditions Actions Needs
P. 26
Smoke pushing from the soffit vents indicate?
Fire extended to or exist in the Attic
P. 28
Where is the prefered point of attack for a basement fire?
Access point directly to basement
P. 31
Wind driven fires exist with wind speeds as low as?
10-20 mph
P. 38
Engineered I - Beams exposed to fire fail within how many minutes?
5 minutes
P. 12
Cluster homes are in a very close proximity to each other, usually _______ feet or less
10’
P. 7
What is the fire flow estimate and attack line to be used?
10GPM per 100 sq ft with 1 3/4” attack line
P. 17
Give the minimum resources assigned to a single family fire?
4 E, 2T, 1 R, 1 EMS unit, 2 BC, and 1 EMS Supervisor
P. 32