f1&2 Flashcards
(110 cards)
What type of hose load is used when the hose is laid on its edge with the folds adjacent to each other?
Accordion load
What is the J tool designed to do?
Fit through double swinging doors
Thermal imagers allow fire fighters to see sources of heat through darkness and thick smoke, located victims, and hidden fires. Thermal imagers perform these functions by showing differentials in what?
Temperature
A broken stream is a fire stream pattern created by cellar nozzles or chimney nozzles. What best describes a broken fire stream pattern?
A hose stream that has been broken into coarsely divided water droplets.
The incline drag is a rescue carrying method especially beneficial for what type of rescue?
Moving unconscious victims up or down a stairway or incline
Which cutting tool would most likely be used to cut structural components on a vehicle?
Reciprocating saw
Which NFPA standard specifies the minimum requirements for a fire departments safety and health program?
NFPA 1500
What mask is best used if patient is suspected of having tuberculosis?
N-95 Respirator
NFPA 1851 states there are four types of cleaning utilized for personal protective clothing. Cleaning conducted by the manufactures representative or a certified vendor is known as?
Contract Cleaning
The NIMS-ICS brings several organizational benefits to any emergency incident. Which of the following is NOT one of the benefits?
Federal intervention
OSHA defines an industrial pressure vessel as on that operates above what pressure?
15lbs per square inch
Stress is the first stage of the General Emergency Behavior Model that describes a hazardous materials behavior at an incident. What are the container stress types?
Thermal, chemical, and mechanical
Nonbulk packaging, such as carboys, are used to transport small quantities of hazardous materials. What type(s) of hazardous materials are transported in carboys?
Corrosive liquids
Fire extinguishers extinguish fires using four different methods. What best describes the cooling method?
When the agent reduces the burning materials temperature below its ignition temperature.
A structure fire results in primary and secondary damage. What is an example of secondary damage?
Damage caused by smoke
NIOSH summarizes the casual factors that contribute to firefighter line of duty deaths. The data collected over many years are categorized into five distinct factors that are the leading causes of death. What is NOT a factor according to NIOSH?
Lack of Training
A firefighter is responding to an incident in a large commercial building. Using the protected premise system, the firefighter can tell that the alarms on the east wing of the second floor are sounding. What type of protected premise alarm does this best describe?
Zoned/annuciated
What is an example of of external exposure that must be considered when beginning tactical ventilation operations?
Adjacent buildings
At what temp does gasoline reach its flash point?
<100 degrees fahrenheit
Which type of alarm system is owned and operated by the owner of the property?
Proprietary alarm system
What is first to be considered before starting overhaul operations?
Saftey
Loss control is a term used by firefighters to refer to what?
Minimization of property loss
Solid fuels such as wood, go through pyrolysis, when heated. Pyrolysis is the substances chemical decomposition when it is subjected to heat. At what temperature does wood convert to flammable gases which will support fire burning?
Greater than 932 degrees Fahrenheit
When inspecting extension ladders, they should be inspected thoroughly for any signs of damage or wear. What is an example of something NOT to be done during the check?
Check the halyard with the ladder fully extended