Vehicle Extrication Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 3 collisions in MVC’s

A

machine, body,organ

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2
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What are the 5 common forms of MVC’s

A

head-on, t-bone, rear-impact, rotational, rollover

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3
Q

Often passenger side airbags cause spidering on the windshield as part of normal deployment

A

True

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4
Q

Front offset collision

A

one side impacted head on, not all of the crumple zone is used resulting in rotational force

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5
Q

What type of collision results in higher degree of entrapment

A

T-bone

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6
Q

Rear impact collisions may result in what injury

A

Whiplash

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7
Q

Rollover collisions are the most difficult to assess

A

True

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8
Q

Who is in charge of overall scene safety

A

The officer

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9
Q

Sheet metal that provides lateral strength and protects against front end impacts

A

firewall

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10
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What are the 3 types of frames

A

uni-body, full frame, space frame

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11
Q

What works in conjunction with airbags?

A

Seat belt pre-tensioning devices

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12
Q

Air bags are considered supplementary, seatbelts are considered primary

A

true

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13
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What is the 10-10-20 rule

A

10” from side
10” from drivers side
20” from passenger side airbags

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14
Q

What is the average deployment zone of airbags

A

10”

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15
Q

What does ROPS stand for

A

Roll Over Protection System

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16
Q

Never intentionally cut RED, ORANGE or YELLOW wire or wire loom

A

and disconnect the battery

17
Q

What tool should you use to strip and rip a vehicle

A

screwdriver

18
Q

When are rescue 42 struts used

A

When a vehicle is on its side or roof, used to stabilize a vehicle

19
Q

What is the most common available tool for vehicle stabilization

A

wood blocks

20
Q

softwoods are the most popular choice for cribbing

A

pine/spruce

21
Q

16-24” is the range of length for cribbing, what is the most common length

22
Q

Only the ends of cribbing can be painted

23
Q

To avoid creating a tripping hazard ensure the outside edges of the box crib are even with the side of the vehicle

24
Q

For a 2x2 crosstie layout with a 4”x4” dimensional lumber the crib capacity is

A

24,000 lbs (12 tons)

25
For a 3x3 with 4"by4" dimensional lumber the crib capacity is
54,000 lbs (27 tons)
26
Rescue 42's can support how much weight
18,000 pounds
27
Rescue 42's are non-conductive to electricity and impact resistant
true
28
What are the three phases of stabilization
scene stabilization, vehicle stabilization, patient stabilization
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What should you have when you do your outer circle survey
20 lb fire extinguisher
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The outer circle survey is generally
5-10 meters minimum
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It should take how long for a crew to evaluate the vehicle situation
30 seconds
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Stabilization should be checked
Every 3-5 minutes or whenever metal is displaced
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Removing air from low profile or run-flat tires may not give you an advantage as the deflation depth will be minimal
true
34
The average time to stabilize a vehicle should fall within two minutes
true
35
Which terminal is disconnected first
black/ground
36
A good rule of thumb for pt access in vehicle collisions is to use the largest opening that is farthest from the pt
this will be the rear window or hatch
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If c-spine is needed the window closest to the pt should be opened
true
38
Action circle
a "clear zone" established in a extrication incident that is 10-15 ft in all directions
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