Rescue 202.2C Flashcards

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What type of search will the Incident Commander direct in all involved and exposed occupancies which can be entered?

A

primary search.

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The Incident Commander must structure initial operations around the completion of the what?

A

primary search.

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The Incident Commander must consider the following factors in developing a basic rescue size-up?

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  • Number, location and condition of victims
  • Affect the fire has on the victims
  • Capability of the control forces to enter the building, remove/protect victims and control fire
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4
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Command must make the basic rescue decision.

What are the 2 options

A
  • Do we remove the victims from the fire? OR

* Do we remove the fire from the victims?

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5
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Rescue efforts should be extended in the following order?

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A
  • Most severely threatened
  • The largest number (groups)
  • The remainder of the fire area
  • The exposed areas
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A primary search means what?

A

companies have quickly gone through all affected areas and verified the removal and/or safety of all occupants.

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The completion of the primary search is reported utilizing the standard radio reporting term?
and who is it reported to?

A

“ALL CLEAR”

To the IC or Alarm room

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8
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what is a secondary search and who should complete it?

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  • companies thoroughly search the interior of the fire area after initial fire control and ventilation activities have been completed,
  • secondary search should preferably be completed by different companies than those involved in the primary search activities
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Thoroughness; rather than time, is the critical factor in what kind of search?

A

secondary search

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10
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In nothing showing situations:
Command must structure a rapid interior search and report “___ _____” The interior search for victims will also verify no fire.

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“ALL CLEAR.”

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In smoke showing and working fire situations, fire control efforts must be extended ____________with _______ operations in order to gain entry and control interior access to complete a primary search. In such cases, Command and operating companies must be aware that the operation is in a rescue mode until the _______ search is complete, regardless of the fire control required. In working fire situations, a primary search must be followed by a secondary search.

A
  • simultaneously
  • rescue
  • primary
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In cases of fully involved buildings or sections of buildings, immediate entry and primary search activities become impossible and survival of occupants is improbable. Command must initially report ______ _______ conditions and that an “ALL CLEAR” will not be reported. As quickly as fire control is achieved, Command must structure what is, in effect, a _______ _______ for victims.

A
  • fully involved

- secondary search

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13
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When primary search companies encounter and remove victims, Command must assign other companies to continue to cover what?

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the interior positions vacated by those companies.

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14
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All initial attack efforts must be directed toward supporting rescue efforts and hose lines must be what?

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  • placed in a manner to control interior access
  • confine the fire
  • protect avenues of escape.
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