TST

Question 1

As discussed in Essentials, certain universal priorities apply on every emergency response

Answer 1

Life safety
Incident stabilization
Property conservation

Question 2

In every emergency incident whats the highest priority?

Answer 2

Life safety is always the highest priority

Question 3

when creating an incident action plan 3 key points to keep in mind

Answer 3

*Team integrity is vital to safety
*No property is worth the life of a firefigher
*FF should not be committed to interior offensive fire fighting operations.

Question 4

Organizational responsibilities.

Answer 4

• adequate information
  *Approppriate PPE
• Needed tools and equipment
  *safe action plan
  *Necessary instruction and training
  *Effective supervision

Question 5

Individual responsibilties

Answer 5

*Being competent to perform the assigned task
*Working as an effective member of a team
*Working within the incident action plan
*Adapting to changing circumstances
*Watching out for themselves and other members of the team
*Recognizing their own capabilitirs and limkitations.

Question 6

What is CRM

Answer 6

Crew Resource Management

Question 7

what are the four critical leadership skills?

Answer 7

*Authority
*Mentoring
*Conflict resolution
*Mission analysis

Question 8

Authority

Answer 8

involves the leader ensuring mission safety ,fostering an environment of respectful communication, tasks with clear define goals, crew input

Question 9

Mentoring

Answer 9

demonstrating skills and techniques,professional standards and best practices verbalizing errors and limitations,recommending solutions,assisting crew performance and motivationg crew members

Question 10

Conflict resolution

Answer 10

identifying core conflicts issues,diplomatic questions of actions/decisions of others,accepting constructive criticism

Question 11

Mission analysis

Answer 11

evaluating risk versus gain, identifying objectives, developing strategies and tactics

Question 12

Routine Call

Answer 12

refers to fires and other emergency calls that appear to be innocuous and relatively easy to handle

Question 13

Collapse zone

Answer 13

establidhed collapse zone should be 1 1/2 times the height of the structure

Question 14

Vigilant signs of impending structural collapse

Answer 14

• Heavy fire -no progress after 10-12 minutes in wood or ordinary construction
  *walls /floors bowing or sagging
  *Distortion of doors/windows
  *Beams pulling away from supports
  *little or no runoff while using heavy streams
  *new cracks developing or moving
  *Walls disassemble under stream impact

Question 15

incident management system

Answer 15

defines the roles,responsibilities, and standard operating procedures used to manage emergency operations

Question 16

Rapid intervention crew

Answer 16

two or more fully equipped and immediately available FF designated to stand by outside the hazard zone to enter and effect rescue of FF inside

Question 17

Incident command system

Answer 17

system by which facilities ,equipment , personnel, procedures, and communications are organized to operate within a command organizational structure

Question 18

Incident Action plan

Answer 18

written or unwritten plan for the disposition of an incident

Question 19

Immediately dangerous to life and health [IDLH]

Answer 19

Any atmosphere that poses an immediate hazard to life or produces immediate irreverible, debi;iting effects on health

Question 20

Personnel Accountability Report { PAR }

Answer 20

A roll call of all units ,crews ,teams ,groups,companies,sectors assigned to an incident

Question 21

one of the most fundamental rules of firefighter safety and survival is?

Answer 21

everyone looks out for everyone else