ISO Class Day 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is WUI?

A

Wildland Urban Interface, also I zone business and homes have minimum separation from natural areas

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2
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A control line hastily constructed as an emergency measure to to check fire spread

A

Scratch line

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3
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A violent convection caused by a large continuous area of intense fire. In drafts and tornado like whirls. Severe fire behavior and direct attacks are to be avoided

A

Firestorm

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4
Q

Leading traffic concern at a wildland fire?

A

Smoke

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5
Q

Most important weather condition on a wildland fire?

A

Wind

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6
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An are used to retreat from a fire leading to the safety zone.

A

Escape zone.

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7
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Hazmat zone used for technicians who are operating in a hot zone.

A

Escape area

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8
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An area where progressive mass decon is taking place for victims

A

Decontamination corridor

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9
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Zone established for obvious or potentially contaminated victims who are awaiting mass decon efforts and assistance

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Contaminated safe refuge area

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10
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What factors effect wildland spread?

A

Fuel, weather and topography

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11
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A series of conditions or events that lead to an unsafe situation that leads to an injury or property damage

A

Accident chain

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12
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Accident chain has 5 components

A

Environment, human factors, equipment, an event and the injury

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13
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An informal discussion after an incident to discuss success and improvements

A

Post incident analysis (PIA)

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14
Q

A formal PIA is required after what kind of an incident?

A

RIC or mayday

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15
Q

Two additional risks found at hazmat incidents.

A

Liability and risk communication

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16
Q

Average core temperature of a ff after 15-20 minutes of work

17
Q

Thermal stress

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Hot and cold temperature. External (environmental) and internal (metabolic)

18
Q

What causes painful muscles spasms. Electrolytes not balanced

A

Heat cramps

19
Q

Failing of bodies cooling mechanism. A true medical emergency with rapid transport

A

Heat stroke

20
Q

A gas with no flashpoint found in structure and wildland fires

A

Carbon monoxide

21
Q

Solar panels add how much additional dead load to a structure?

A

3-5 pds per square foot

22
Q

The freezing of skin tissue, bluish white skin, medical treatment

A

Frost bite

23
Q

Electrical energy that has found a path to ground through the earth and is energizing it

A

Ground gradient

24
Q

Unit of measure for VOLUME of flow

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Unit of measure for resistance
OHM
26
The force that causes the flow of electricity
VOLTAGE/VOLT
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Amount of energy an appliance uses
WATT
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A scheduled event by a formal agenda to promote healing or closure
Debriefing
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Gathering immediately after the incident to share observations, actions and feelings
Defusing
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Primary control agency for clandestine labs?
DEA
31
All-inclusive term for all constructed or natural barriers and treated fire edges used to control a wildland fire
Control line
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The part of the control line that is scraped or dug to mineral soil
Fire line
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Water or water agent sprayed on the ground as a temporary control line which to ignite or slow a low-intensity fire
Wet line