1
Q
A is a tool that is used to remove lock cylinders from structural doors so the locking mechanism can be unlocked.
A
K tool
2
Q
A is a prying tool that incorporates a pick, a blade, and a fork, designed for multiple uses in the fire service.
A
Halligan tool
3
Q
A is a tool made of hardened steel with handles on the sides used to force doors and to breach walls.
A
battering ram
4
Q
The “irons” usually consists of what two tools?
A
Flat-head axe and Halligan tool
5
Q
A hacksaw is included in which functional category?
A
Cutting
6
Q
A is a short hooked pole designed for use in tight places.
A
closet hook
Firefighter
flashcards
Decks in class (30)
# Cards
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Chapter 1 - The Fire Service81
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Chapter 2 - Firefighter Health & Safety56
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Chapter 3 - Personal Protective Equipment45
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Chapter 4 - Fire Service Communications6
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CHAPTER 5 - Fire Behavior7
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CHAPTER 6 - Building Construction8
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CHAPTER 7 - Portable Fire Extinguishers8
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CHAPTER 8 - Fire Fighter Tools and Equipment6
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CHAPTER 9 - Ropes and Knots8
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CHAPTER 10 - Forcible Entry8
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CHAPTER 11 - Ladders7
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CHAPTER 12 - Search and Rescue8
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CHAPTER 13 - Ventilation8
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CHAPTER 14 - Water Supply Systems8
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CHAPTER 15 - Fire Hose, Appliances, and Nozzles8
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CHAPTER 16 - Supply Line and Attack Line Evolutions6
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CHAPTER 17 - Fire Suppression7
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CHAPTER 18 - Fire Fighter Survival8
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CHAPTER 19 - Salvage and Overhaul8
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CHAPTER 20 - Fire Fighter Rehabilitation8
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CHAPTER 21 - Wildland and Ground Cover Fires8
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CHAPTER 22 - Establishing and Transferring Command8
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CHAPTER 23 - Advanced Fire Suppression5
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CHAPTER 24 - Vehicle Rescue and Extrication8
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CHAPTER 25 - Assisting Special Rescue Teams8
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CHAPTER 26 - Fire Detection, Suppression, and Smoke Control Systems8
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CHAPTER 27 - Fire and Life Safety Initiatives6
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CHAPTER 28 - Fire Origin and Cause8
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CHAPTER 29 - Regulations, Standards, and Laws1
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CHAPTER 30 - Recognizing and Identifying the Hazards1
