Week3_Spring 14_on_line_2_07_14 Flashcards
PART I – SB'S #7, 56 & COMMUNICATIONS CH. #8: PART II – HAZ MAT 7, 9 & 10: PART III – BISP MANUAL {All Ranks - Company Officer & BC Material}
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1. All levels of command shall access the Computerized Injury/Exposure Reporting System (CIRS) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ to provide any required review/recommendations. Please fill in the blank? (Safety Bulletin 7, section 6.1) A) every tour B) daily C) weekly D) monthly
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- Answer: B
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- “A CIRS report missing a member’s signature and/or narrative is not a reason to return for clarification.” Would you agree or disagree with the above statement?
(Safety Bulletin 7, section 6.2.1)
A) Agree or D) Disagree
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- Answer: A = Note: Completed CIRS reports may be missing a member’s signature and/or narrative. Reviewer shall forward reports that are missing member’s signature and/or narrative, if satisfied with all other information, by selecting “Save and Approve
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3. When a member sustains a burn, smoke or heat exhaustion injury, the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is required to prepare a Burn/Smoke/Heat Exhaustion Injury Report. Please fill in the blank? (Safety Bulletin 7, section 5.1) A) Supervisor B) Company Commander only C) Battalion Commander only D) Division commander only
A
- Answer: A
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- Please choose an incorrect CIRS procedure from the list below? (Safety Bulletin 7, section 4.1)
A) All available injury/exposure information must be initiated and submitted no later than 7 days from the date of the injury/exposure with or without the member’s signature and/or narrative.
B) Any injury/exposure reports that are not initiated and submitted within 7 days from the date of the injury/exposure cannot be entered into CIRS. If this occurs, the Supervisor is required to forward a CIRS-1 report, available on the Intranet, through the chain of command to the Chief of Operations with an explanation of the circumstances.
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- Answer: B = Any injury/exposure reports that are not initiated and submitted within 7 days from the date of the injury/exposure cannot be entered into CIRS. If this occurs, the Supervisor is required to forward a CIRS-1 report, available on the Intranet, through the chain of command to the Chief of Safety with an explanation of the circumstances.
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- Please choose the correct CIRS procedure(s) from the list below? (Safety Bulletin 7, section 4.3 to 4.5)
A) All injuries sustained in quarters require the officer on duty to notify the administrative Battalion Chief.
B) Within 7 days from the date of the injury/exposure, modifications to the report replace the original submission, and the report will continue to be categorized as original.
C) After 7 days from the date of the injury/exposure, all modifications to the report will be saved as amendments.
D) If multiple amendments are made during a calendar day, only the last submitted amendment will be permanently saved.
E) Amendments made on separate days will be saved separately with the appropriate date.
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- Answer: All of the above
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- Minor Injury - is an injury determined by the on duty medical officer. A minor injury does not require the member to be granted the remainder of the tour or be granted a medical leave. The following shall not be classified as Minor Injuries: Please choose the incorrect item from the list below? (Safety Bulletin 7, section 2.1.3)
A) Burns, other than first degree
B) Chest pains
C) Sprains or strains, with no swelling or discoloration
D) Any injury resulting in fainting, blackout, or loss of memory
E) Shortness of breath
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- Answer: C = Sprains or strains, with swelling or discoloration No swelling or discoloration is minor.
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- In order to collect data on the events that lead to multiple injuries and to prepare strategies to prevent injuries, the Chief of Operations requires the supervisor of a unit to submit a report when; Three or more members suffer injuries at the same incident resulting in medical leave that tour. Please choose an incorrect procedure from the list below? (Safety Bulletin 7 add 2, section 2.1)
A) The Bureau of Operations will email the unit’s Borough Command a template requesting certain basic and detailed information. The Borough will forward the report to unit via the chain of command.
B) The officer working during the tour when the injuries occurred will be responsible for the report.
C) If the officer is on leave, he/she shall prepare the report as soon as possible upon return to work. If the leave extends more then 30 days, a regularly assigned officer shall complete the report.
D) Once this report is completed, the Company Commander shall review the report and add meaningful comments and suggestions that will help provide for the future safety of his/her members.
E) Company Commanders shall forward the report via chain of command to the Chief of Safety.
F) Chief Officers are responsible to ensure that Company Commanders include meaningful comments and suggestions to the report.
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- Answer: E = Company Commanders shall forward the report via chain of command to the Chief of Operations
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- A vehicle related occurrence that results in damage to a Department vehicle when the vehicle is properly parked, or damage that is discovered during routine inspection of the vehicle is considered an incident, not an accident. Please choose an incorrect item from the list below as it relates to FDNY incidents? (Safety Bulletin 56, section 4.3)
A) Minor injuries, serious injuries or fatal injuries to members while operating on a parked apparatus shall also be defined as an incident.
B) An allegation that a Department vehicle caused damage to a civilian vehicle or property should be treated as an incident.
C) Damage to a civilian vehicle caused by a properly parked apparatus operating at alarms, (e.g., a tower ladder outrigger damaging a parked car) inspection activities, MUD, should be treated as an incident; however the CD19 and CD19A are not required.
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- Answer: C = Damage to a civilian vehicle caused by a properly parked apparatus operating at alarms, (e.g., a tower ladder outrigger damaging a parked car) inspection activities, MUD, should be treated as an incident; CD19 and CD19A should be prepared.
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- If the investigating Battalion Chief deems it appropriate, in questionable cases (e.g., numerous injuries, unusual circumstances), the Battalion Chief shall consult with the ____________________________ prior to making an accident determination. Please fill in the blank? (Safety Bulletin 56, section 5)
A) Division Chief and a Safety Battalion Chief
B) Division Chief or a Safety Battalion Chief
C) Division Chief only
D) Safety Battalion Chief only
A
- Answer: A
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- Please indicate which item or items below are correct? (Safety Bulletin 56, section 12.1)
A) If two (or more) apparatus collide, the occurrence is considered to be two (or more) accidents, and an Apparatus Accident Report is required from each unit.
B) A properly parked apparatus is not required to forward an Apparatus Accident Report whenever struck by another vehicle or another apparatus
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- Answer: A = B = A properly parked apparatus is always required to forward an Apparatus Accident Report whenever struck by another vehicle or another apparatus
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11. The CD-19 report shall be forwarded by the apparatus operator/Officer within \_\_\_\_\_ hours of the apparatus accident/incident. Please fill in the blank? (Safety Bulletin 56, section 26.1) A) 36 B) 48 C) 72 D) 96
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- Answer: D
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- From the list below please choose which item represents a 10-60-1 signal? (Communications Chapter 8, 10-60)
A) Major Emergency Incident with the potential for multiple casualties, e.g. collapse of a private dwelling, derailment of a subway car.
B) Major Emergency Incident with the potential for multiple casualties, with the need for Enhanced Technical Rescue Resources.
C) Major Emergency Incident with the potential for multiple casualties, with the need for Enhanced Technical Rescue Resources. Incident is of a larger scale requiring an enhanced 2nd Alarm assignment, e.g. collapse of a 6 story multiple dwelling, an explosion with severe collateral structural damage, airplane crash (except Airport Crash Boxes 37 LaGuardia and 269 JFK).
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- Answer: B = Note: A = 10-60 / C = 10-60-2
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- 10-70 - A notification that the first arriving engine does NOT have a positive water source. This shall be an “urgent” message to the dispatcher from the unit transmitting the signal. It will also require an “urgent” HT transmission to all units on the scene. Examples of situations that would require a 10-70 include: Please choose the correct item(s) from the list below? (Communications 8, 10-70)
A) Dead or Frozen Hydrant
B) Unable to Access a Hydrant
C) Unable to Hookup to a Hydrant
D) Insufficient Hydrant Pressure
E) No Water/Insufficient Pressure at Standpipe Outlet
A
- Answer: All are correct
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14. EMS resources assigned on a 10-75 are properly shown in which choice(s) below? (Communications 8, 10-75) A) 1 - Conditions Officer B) 1 - BLS ambulance C) 1 - ALS ambulance D) 1 - Division Chief
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- Answer: A, B, C
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15. If you were the 2nd arriving BC on a 10-80-1 you would assume which position below? (Communications 8, 10-80) A) Operations Chief B) Site Access Control Leader C) Safety Chief D) Planning Section Chief
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- Answer: B
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1. The area of safe refuge is considered where? A) Cold Zone B) Warm Zone C) Exclusion Zone D) Hot Zone
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- B (HM 7- 2.3)
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- After removing people from the contaminated area, ideally, what should be the first step in the Decon process?
A) Removal of victims outer clothing
B) Immediately walking victims through a decon shower
C) Thorough technical decon
D) Washing the victims down with water
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- A (HM 7- 2.3)
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3. What is the recommended operating pressure during mass decon, when using a 2 ½” line equipped with an Aquastream fog nozzle? A) 25-30 psi B) 30-35 psi C) 50-80 psi D) 90-100 psi
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- C (HM 7 -2.4.3)
