Test 7 Flashcards

(102 cards)

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Responsibility of a firefighter concerning evidence
At a fire investigation

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Restricting access to the scene to protect evidence

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How should evidence be handled at a fire investigation

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Any firefighter that handles evidence becomes part of the chain of custody

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Can cause destruction or contamination of evidence at a fire scene

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Overhaul

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Example of spoliation

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Altering evidence so that an insurance investigator cannot document it

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At a fire scene, Firefighters should not

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Share their opinion of the probable cause with media or bystanders

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What would a fire investigator perform at a fire scene investigation

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Interview ff on scene

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The area or origin will usually contain

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The greatest amount of damage and debris

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When examining the interior structure for area of origin

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Work from the area of least damage to the greatest

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Type of fuel source that would require the greatest amount of heat to ignite because it must undergo pyrolysis in order to burn

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Wood

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The events that lead up to a fuel package being ignited and starting a fire

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Ignition sequence

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Setting a business on fire to collect insurance money, is what classification of fire

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Incendiary

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Which power source can be provided by batteries or portable or vehicle-mounted generators

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Electric

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Heavy duty rescue tool used to support collapsed structural members

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Bar screw jack

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Characteristic of plastic cribbing

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Resists contamination from fuel, oil, or other substances

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Rescue tool used when objects must be pushed farther than the maximum opening distance of hydraulic spreaders

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Extension rams

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Which rescue saw is quiet, highly portable, easy to handle and often used for delicate cutting operations

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Whizzer saw

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Guideline when stacking pneumatic lifting devices

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Never stack more than two devices

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From an extrication standpoint, every vehicle can be considered to have

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Eight sides

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Which vehicle component consists of body material that surrounds the area of the rear tire

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Quarter panels

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What determines a vehicles structural integrity

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Strength of the vehicles chassis after a collision

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Glass designed to spread small fracture lines throughout the plate when struck

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Tempered

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First step of an extrication operation

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Vehicle size-up

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Primary hazard at a vehicle extrication

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Traffic

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Vehicle components made with ____ can cause high heat fires at a vehicle incident

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Magnesium

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Most common conventional fuels
Gasoline and diesel
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What vehicles have danger associated with the high voltage stored within the batteries and running through wiring connected to the vehicles motor
Electric and hybrid
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An item the crew member assessing the immediate area around the vehicle would identify
Extrication tasks that may be required
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Used to prevent horizontal movement of a vehicle with all wheels on the ground
Wheel chocks
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Used to stabilize a vehicle that is on its roof or side by creating a stabilizing triangle
Tension buttress systems
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Why should brightly colored cables not be touched or cut
The contain intermediate or high-voltage charges
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Passenger safety system includes pretensioners that present a significant ignition hazard if not disables
Seat belts
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If no doors can be opened normally you should
Use a tool to release one of the locks
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Why is removing windshields no longer standard practice
Many automobiles use the windshield as a structural component
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Removing doors and roof from a unibody construction vehicle
Can compromise structural integrity
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What should firefighters be careful about when cutting posts
Activating seat belt pretensioners or side curtain airbags
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Primary hazard of cutting steering wheel ring
Accidental deployment of airbag
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What causes secondary damage of structures
Forcible entry, ventilation, fire extinguishment
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Conducted after the main body of the fire has been extinguished
Overhaul
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Who authorizes when overhaul should begin
IC and lead fire investigator
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Used to carry debris or provide a basin for immersing smoldering material
Carryalls
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Primary consideration before starting overhaul
Safety
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Before searching for hidden fires:
Evaluate an areas structural condition
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Two factors that affect condition of the building
Intensity of the fire and amount of water used
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Due to threat of ignition what should be present during overhaul operations
Charged Hoseline, typically 1.5 or 1.75 inch attack lines
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Determines how greatly the structural members have been weakened
Fire intensity
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Where does overhaul begin
Are of most sever fire involvement
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Indicators of possible loss of structural integrity
Weakened floors Spalling on concrete Offset walls
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In structures using ballon construction
Check the attic and basement for fire extension
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Small burning objects should be
Submerged in water
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A smoldering mattress should be
Taken outside the structure to be extinguished
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Used to protect unaffected furniture and areas of the building
Salvage covers
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When the number of salvage covers is limited
Use available covers for water chutes and cathcalls
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The perimeter for explosion should be established at
1.5 times the distance of the farthest piece of debris found
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What could indicate the use of accelerant
Flashbacks, reignition, several rekindles in the same area and an increase in fire intensity
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Stabilization often involves
Diverting or blocking traffic, shutting off utilities, suppressing fired
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Monitors the entry point
Accountability officer
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Only personnel directly involved in resolving the emergency are allowed within what zone
Hot zone
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Personnel in the hot zone must
Sign in to the personnel accountability system
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Personnel directly supporting the work
Warm zone
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Personnel directly supporting the work
Warm zone
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Priority after the scene has been stabilized
Basic patient care
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Firefighter II’s job in most technical rescues
Locating, transporting and helping set-up rescue tools and equipment
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Primary hazard to firefighters during a rope rescue
They work without a safety net
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Area with limited means of entry and exit, not designed for continuous occupancy
Confined space
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Oxygen deficiency, flammable gases and vapors, explosive dusts are examples of
Atmospheric hazards
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During what type of operation are Supplied air respirators (SAR) typically used
Confined space operations
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Can cause secondary cave-ins
Vibrations
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Safety guidelines when assisting with trench rescues
Eliminate sources of vibration within 500ft of the trench
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Ladders during trench rescues should be placed
Initial ladder near the location of the victim Should extend 3ft above the top of the trench
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first priority at the scene of a structural collapse
Help untrapped victims to a safe area
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Collapse pattern when exteriors walls collapse, causing roof and upper floors to collapse on top of each other
Pancake
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Outer walls remain intact and the upper floors/roof fail in the middle
V-shaped collapse
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This pattern offers a good chance of habitable voids but is the most vulnerable to secondary collapse
Cantilever
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One outer wall fails while the opposite wall remains intact
Lean-to-collapse
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Floor/roof assemblies on both sides of a load-bearing center wall collapse
A frame
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PFDs are required for
All personnel entering the water, working within 10 ft of waters edge or riding in waterborne craft
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The hydraulic action of this dam is impossible to escape
Low-head dams
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First task during scene size up of a water and ice rescue
Whether an indecent requires rescue or recovery operations
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In what type of operations should firefighters monitor communication channels and search lines and operate SAR systems
Cave, mine and tunnel rescue operations
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When sizing up a machinery rescue firefighters should note
Victims medical condition and degree of entrapment
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Escalator manual stop switches are located
Nearby wall or on the handrail support at the top and bottom
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During machinery rescues, rescuers may need
Outside expertise to resolve the situation
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The escalator crank is located
Under the covered landing plate
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When responding to any situation involving electricity
Assume the electrical lines are energized and call the electrical company to respond
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Prone to fail under heavy loads
Ratchet lever jack
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Used to support collapsed structural members
Bar screw jacks
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Create an anchor point above a manhole or other openings
Tripods
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Air-pressurized devices that give rescuers the ability to lift or displace objects that cannot be lifted with other rescue equipment
Pneumatic lifting devices
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Ideal for disassembling machinery
Impact machinery
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Vertical panel wall in front of the A-post that in enclosed by several structural members
Kick panels
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Consists of two sheets of glass bonded to a sheet of plastic sandwiched between them
Laminated safety glass
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Which cable should be disconnected first in non electric vehicles
Negative cable
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Most effective tool for removing doubly laminated glass
Saws
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Evidence presented in a trial that tends to prove a factual matter through inference by proving other events or circumstances
Circumstantial evidence
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Type of evidence provided by a witness who obtained it through their senses
Direct evidence
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Criminal prosecutions and civil ligation rely heavily on
Circumstantial evidence
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first step in establishing the chain of custody of the evidence
Scene security
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Most obvious sign of fire cause
Presence of a competent ignition source
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Fires occurring when humans are not involved in the ignition process
Natural fires
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Grass will
Fall toward the area of origin as it burns
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Scene assessment should begin with
The exterior of the structure
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Who has legal responsibility to determine origin and cause of a fire
Fire chief