SOP 800 1000 1100's Flashcards
(51 cards)
What should you do if permission is denied during a preincident plan?
You should leave the premise and report to the AC-operations.
What should you do if fire or life safety hazards are observed during a pre-incident plan?
Attempt to have the occupants correct the issue, or if not corrected report to the prevention section.
When should the incident commander request an investigator via dispatch?
For suspected arson, fire death or injury,
substantial loss fires with undetermined cause,
fires attracting public or media interest,
explosions.
When is a fire investigator not necessary?
For minor fires
non-incendiary minor burns,
car fires from the engine compartment,
minor grass or trash fires with no witnesses,
traffic crash fires with RPD investigating.
Who controls the scene during a fire investigation?
The control of the scene is released by the incident commander to the investigator.
What incidents require assistance from the on-call fire investigator?
Fires of suspicious nature,
thermal burn injuries,
multiple alarm fires,
fires involving death or severe injury,
significant loss fires,
explosions,
hazardous conditions threatening citizens,
fire code violations creating imminent hazards.
How is the response of fire 1 to active emergencies activated?
By the determination of the incident commander.
How is fire 1 activated for training or other beneficial events?
By arrangements from the officer in charge.
What does level 1 EMS quality assurance require?
The Station Officer to check the ePCR for completeness, spelling, grammar, and documentation discrepancies.
When should a paramedic notify the immediate supervisor after arriving at the hospital?
If out of service time is greater than 30 minutes.
What is required for transporting a person under arrest in an ambulance?
An RPD officer must accompany the prisoner; no handcuffed patients are allowed without an RPD officer.
What must be done if there is a discrepancy in controlled substances?
The paramedic must immediately report to the station officer, who reports to the battalion chief and EMS division.
An audit and electronic narcotic incident report must be completed.
When must a discrepancy in controlled substances be reported to the Richardson Police Department?
If it cannot be accounted for within four hours.
Who establishes billing fees for patients transported by RFD MICU?
The Richardson City Council.
What does the Baby Moses law allow?
Parents to surrender a child less than 60 days of age.
What are the procedures for the Baby Moses law?
Notify communications, place apparatus out of service, create an incident report, notify RPD and EMS division, provide medical care if needed, and transport the child to an appropriate hospital.
How are drug recalls categorized?
Class 1 - emergency situation;
Class 2 - priority situation;
Class 3 - routine recall.
What constitutes a mass casualty incident (MCI)?
A number of patients that will overwhelm available resources.
What is the RFD MCI response for 10 or more victims?
A full alarm assignment plus all MICUs.
What mutual aid will be used for an MCI?
Dallas County mutual aid as requested by command.
What are the MICU assignments for different alarm levels during an MCI?
1st alarm - 5 MICUs and GFD MCI unit;
2nd alarm - 5 MICUs;
3rd alarm - 10 MICUs and FBFD MCI unit.
Where are AMBUS locations?
Frisco FD, Flower Mound FD, Cedar Hill FD.
What groups should be established during an MCI?
Triage group, treatment group, transport group.
What does the IAP for an MCI include?
Establishing command,
triage group,
treatment or transport group,
coordinating with transport officer.
