Chapter 10 Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

The basic building block of every fire department

A

Engine company

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2
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The engine companies primary function is to?

A

Supply the water to extinguish the fire

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3
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Minimum requirements for NFPA 1901 standard for automotive fire apparatus:

Minimum water tank of?

A

300 gallons

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4
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Minimum requirements for NFPA 1901 standard for automotive fire apparatus:

Hose compartment of?

A

At least 30 cubic feet for 2.5” or larger supply hose

AND

two compartments at least 3.5 cubic ft for 1.5” or larger attack hose

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5
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Minimum requirements for NFPA 1901 standard for automotive fire apparatus:

Minimum pump size of?

A

750 gpm

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6
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Engine company responsibilities:

_______Starts with the receipt of the alarm or, in many instances, before the alarm comes in

A

Size up

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7
Q

Burning gives off different odors:

Wood?

A

Could indicate structure fire

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8
Q

Burning Materials give off different odors:

Fuel oil might mean there is?

A

An oil burner condition

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9
Q

Burning Materials give off different odors:

Rubber could indicate a?

A

Car fire

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10
Q

Engine companies have three options when laying hose lines to move water from a water source to the fire scene:

A

Forward lay. Reverse lay. Split play.

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11
Q

The booster tank water is useful for some?

A

Vehicle fires, some small brushfires, and other small outside fires

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12
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Split lay is also referred to as a?

A

Driveway lay

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13
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The___of fire must be assessed when determining the size of attack line and nozzle to be used

A

Volume

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14
Q

These fires are an example of fuel controlled fires

A

Fully involved

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15
Q

Locating confining and extinguishing:

The fire should be classified as either?

A

Vent controlled or fuel controlled

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16
Q

Locating confining and extinguishing:

An irritating odor of an aluminum pot burning may indicate?

A

Food burning on the stove

17
Q

Locating confining and extinguishing:

______ The fire is the second step in fire suppression

18
Q

Locating confining and extinguishing:

The final step in the suppression effort

A

Fire extinguishment

19
Q

The search for a concealed fire areas and eventual total extinguishment is called?

20
Q

The two important basic functions of an engine company:

A

Getting a hose line into operation and obtaining an adequate water supply

21
Q

Proper operation of the hose line is the responsibility of?

22
Q

In this stage, vertical ventilation must proceed forcible entry

A

Smoldering stage

23
Q

In many cases, ________determines the outcome of a fire

24
Q

There are three basic ways to get to the roof, and the_____usually dictates which method is best

A

Building type

25
And large multiple dwellings or apartment houses, the preferred method of getting to the roof is via an adjoining building, and Ariel or tower ladder, or a rear fire escape if one is provided. The preferred choice in this case is?
Using an adjoining building
26
Along with the proper placement of those lines, there is no greater tool then a?
Well-developed search plan