Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
Q

The basic building block of every fire department

A

Engine company

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2
Q

The engine companies primary function is to?

A

Supply the water to extinguish the fire

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3
Q

Minimum requirements for NFPA 1901 standard for automotive fire apparatus:

Minimum water tank of?

A

300 gallons

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4
Q

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
Q

Minimum requirements for NFPA 1901 standard for automotive fire apparatus:

Minimum pump size of?

A

750 gpm

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6
Q

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
Q

Split lay is also referred to as a?

A

Driveway lay

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13
Q

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

A

Confining

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?

A

Overhaul

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?

A

The officer

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

A

Ventilation

24
Q

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

A

Building type

25
Q

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?

A

Using an adjoining building

26
Q

Along with the proper placement of those lines, there is no greater tool then a?

A

Well-developed search plan