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Is a logical process to guide the incident commander to gather and analyze information, set objectives, prioritize problems, define solutions and select strategy and tactics to control the incident?

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Command sequence

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Definition of a command officer?

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A single resource unit at the rank of District captain or higher

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The command sequence consists of what?

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Incident priorities
situation evaluation- (size up)
strategy and tactics
Development of the IAP
Evaluating the IAP
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Incident priorities are?

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Life safety
incident stabilization
property conservation
Evidence preservation

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Is a systematic process consisting of the rapid, yet deliberate consideration of incident factors which leads to the development of a incident action plan based on critical incident factors?

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Situation Evaluation- Size Up

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A major size up function should list factors in what order?

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based upon consequences that can range from minor to catastrophic

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Where does risk assessment take place?

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Under situation evaluation

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Defines the IC using the situation evaluation and risk assessment as the decision making platform to produce the overall incident strategy?

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Strategy and tactics

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Defines - “what need to be done”

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Strategy- RECEOVS

Rescue
Exposures
confinement
extinguishment
overhaul
ventilation
salvage
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What are the 3 modes of operation?

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Offensive
Defensive
Investigating

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What needs to be done when transitioning between offensive and defensive modes of operation?

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IC needs to call for “ EMERGENCY TRAFFIC”

Call for PAR

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What are the differences between and Offensive and defensive attacks?

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Offensive- Active dynamic problem that requires immediate action to mitigate the incident based on available resources

Defensive- Advanced stage of fire, insufficient resources, no life safety risk

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Where must units stay upon Investigating mode of operation?

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Level 1 staging

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Definition of : Who what when where the strategy will be conducted. Represents intervention plans to solve basic problems that must be dealt with in sequence.

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Tactical sequence

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What describes the tactical assignments and work plan required to achieve the strategic objective and solve the incident problems?

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Development of the IAP.

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How often is the evaluation of the IAP done ?

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10 min

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How often is size up performed?

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10 min

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What defines activation of the ICS?

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Any incident, other than typical medical emergencies involving 2 or more companies

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Who establishes command?

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The first arriving unit

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What is required on an initial arrival report?

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conditions
actions
needs
command name

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If multiple tactical units arrives simultaneously or in close order who assumes command?

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First in Station officer

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How can command be transferred?

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By radio or Face to face briefing

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Transfer of command information should include what?

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Current situation
what has been done and planned
mode of operation
current units locations
current assignments
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Incidents extending beyond ____ hours should request activation of
_________ and or ___________.

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6 hours
Incident command team
tactical command unit

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Command should be terminated when?
when the incident has de-escalated to a point where all units have returned to service.
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when should a rehab unit be established?
``` long, complex extrications brush fires involving extended operations Hot, humid or cold weather training exercises of extended duration structural fires ```
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Who may be requested to support the rehab unit
Volunteer unit 930
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What instrument is to be recorded for heat stress index?
WBGT | Wet bulb globe index
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Where does the rehab unit fall under command?
Logistics section.
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If there is no logistics section, who does rehab report to?
IC
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When should a crew be placed in rehab?
After 2 full scba bottles consecutively | After 45min of work
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What is the minimum period of rest in rehab?
15min
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Where is information recorded on for rehab - which form?
Rehab unit tracking worksheet.
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What needs to be recorded on the "Rehab unit tracking worksheet"?
BP Pulse Respirations Temperature
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How often or when a v/s taken for rehab?
Upon entering and after allowing 15min rest
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What are the guidelines requiring a person further medical evaluation with regards to rehab?
Pulse > 100 AND Temp >101f Pulse > 100 AND BP systolic > 180 Pulse > 100 AND BP diastolic> 100 BP systolic< 100
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After 30min in Rehab and v/s have not returned to normal then what?
receive medical tx and transport if necessary to an appropriate facility Referral to OHC
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What form is used by the safety officer on all scenes?
Tactical safety check sheet.
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What authority does the safety officer have?
- Identify and correct safety and health hazards - Alter, suspend or terminate unsafe acts that involve an IMMINENT hazard - Inform the incident commander of any actions taken to correct hazards
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If the safety officer has to correct unsafe acts or hazards, where is that recorded and who is it sent to?
Recorded on the emergency incident on the unit page and then emailed to the division chief of training.
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What is another responsibility of the safety officer besides correcting, unsafe acts or conditions?
Ensure atmospheric monitoring before removal of SCBA during overall
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How long shall the safety officer remain on scene?
Until released by the IC or their designee.
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What are additional safety officers called? Who do they report to?
Assistant safety officers - report to the INCIDENT safety officer
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When shall an incident safety officer be appointed? 5 of them
1. Any incident that becomes so large or complex that responder safety is potentially threatened 2. Any high hazard training 3. Emergency scenes that have crews operating in a hazardous or potentially hazardous environment. 4. Wildland fires w/ 4 or more units 5. Hazardous material and WMD incidents
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What are considered High Hazard training for the purposes of appointing a incident safety officer?
``` Dive rescue elevated victim rescue confined space rescue smoke drills live burns extrication above or below ground training. ```
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Where can information be found on the tac-stick?
In the manufacturer's operating manual- Will Burt Tac stick operating manual.
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The tac stick is able to detect what type of current?
AC- alternating current.
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What are the 3 sensitivity settings on the tac stick?
High sensitivity Low Sensitivity Front focused
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What setting should be used initially when operating the tac stick?
High sensitivity
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What is the purpose of the Tac -Stick?
To identify an energized source so that it can be isolated and an exclusion zone created.
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What are the possible applications for the tac-stick?
Site assessment Fires Power line incidents
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Where are the MCI laminated packets kept?
On the District chief's and Rescue Captains vehicles
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If a Medical branch Director is established for an MCI, what is the person called who reports to them? If a Medical group Supervisor is established for an MCI, what is the person called who reports to them?
Triage Group Supervisor Triage unit Leader Directors have supervisors, Supervisors have unit leaders
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Where do patients receive a secondary assessment during an MCI and what do they receive?
In the Treatment area and receive an "All Risk Triage Tag".
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Once a trauma facility goes on bypass during an MCI, where do Trauma alert pt's go now?
Transported to the closest available facility
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What information is necessary to advise dispatch for transports on an MCI?
Unit identification number number of pts metag number Hospital or facility pts are being transported to.
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What specialized resources can be obtained for an MCI?
Tactical Command unit Support 81 Disaster response units- DRU
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When is a formal PIA required on and MCI, What size?
Level 3 or higher

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