Truck Company Book 4 Search And Rescue Flashcards

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Blind Search

A

search is slower, routinely starts at or above the fire, and is more methodical.

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Oriented Search

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One firefighter maintains a central position at a means of egress or hallway/corridor and the second firefighter completes the search of the identified space.

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Q

Risk Assessment
Threats to safety on the fire ground primarily come from three categories

A

Advanced fire conditions,
§ Ventilation-limited fire conditions, and/or § Collapse potential.

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4
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Modern fire behavior studies also support the fact that the chances of survival can be greatly increased b

A

Shutting the door

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5
Q

primary and secondary search shall be completed at all building fires after a solid _____ ______ has been conducted.

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Risk Assessment

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Prior to entering the structure, the _____ of the search crew should survey the outside of the building to identify the fire’s general location

A

Officer

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7
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The number of companies assigned to search is based on the _____ and ______ of the structure.

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Size and complexity

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Crews that are searching above the fire should start operations where the victims are in the greatest danger. This area is generally _______ ______ the fire

A

Directly above

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9
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A search crew consists of a minimum of ___ personnel in voice contact.

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Two

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10
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Firefighters perform primary and secondary searches to find ______ and _____.

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Victims and hidden fire

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11
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The best practice for body positioning in limited visibility conditions is to be in a ______ _____ ______ _______

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Head up/leading-leg-out position

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12
Q

Large Area Search

It is recommended to search ____ _____ deep through the door closest to the targeted search area.

A

100 to 150’

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13
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When searching large buildings in zero visibility, search using a rope while moving forward, then exit out of the same entrance and repeat at the next exterior entrance.

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If a crew must exit the structure before the search is complete, the main rope is tied off at the last searched location

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15
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VENT, ENTER, ISOLATE, SEARCH (VEIS)

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16
Q

If a victim is found, the primary removal route will be the _____ used to enter the room

A

ladder

17
Q

When using a tower ladder is the safest and quickest means to remove a victim

As a safety precaution, it is critical that the tower ladder’s bucket controls are _________ while the victim moves into the bucket to prevent accidental movement of the bucket that could seriously injure the victim and firefighters.

A

Deactivated

18
Q

If an exit is blocked by fire and there is no other means of egress, breaching a wall to a safe area is a useful tactic.

Remove the drywall first, and then hit the stud at the bottom where it attaches to its bottom chord, marrying two study bays together and creating a large exit hole.

A