Forcible Entry and Ladders Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

These tools are a “Set of irons”

A

A Halligan married with a flat-headed axe.

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2
Q

What is the first step of forcible entry?

A

Try before you pry!

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3
Q

You’ve gained entry through a locked door to a burning structure, what do you do next?

A

Perform a quick sweep of the first 6’ inside the door and back out controlling the door to limit fresh air into the fire until fire attack.

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4
Q

What is a use of the NY Hook in forcible entry?

A
  • Increased leverage when paired with a Halligan.
  • Reach through a gap to unseat a security bar.
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5
Q

These are the latching mechanisms on an extension ladder.

A

Pawl/Lock/Dog

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6
Q

The rope of an extension ladder.

A

Halyard

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7
Q

This knot is used to tie off the halyard.

A

Clove hitch

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8
Q

The mobile section of the extension ladder.

A

Fly section

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9
Q

The base section of the extension ladder.

A

Bed section

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10
Q

The terms for top and bottom of the extension ladder.

A

Tip and butt

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11
Q

A collapsible, short, fixed length ladder for reaching tight spaces.

A

Attic ladder

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12
Q

The ladder with hooks.

A

Roof ladder

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13
Q

An extension ladder is ideally placed _____ section out for climbing.

A

Fly

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14
Q

Three types of ladder carries.

A
  • Suitcase carry
  • Low shoulder carry
  • High shoulder carry
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15
Q

Types of ladder raises.

A
  • Flat raise (walking the rungs to stand it up)
  • Beam raise (raising on a beam)
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16
Q

Always carry the ladder _____ end first.

A

butt end first

17
Q

The proper climbing angle.

A

75 degrees, arms straight out when standing.

18
Q

Where should the ladder tip be for window rescue?

A

At the sill or just below it.

19
Q

Where should the ladder tip be for roof top access?

A

3 to 5 rungs above the roof line

20
Q

If you need to break a window with a ladder, where should the ladder strike?

A

Strike the top of the window on the windward side with the tip of the ladder.