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24 Cards in this Set
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FIREGROUND DEATHS ACCOUNTED FOR LESS THAN THIS PERCENTAGE?
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30%
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THERE IS APPROXIMATELY HOW MANY FIRE FIGHTER INJURIES FOR EVERY FIRE FATALITY?
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1000 INJURIES
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THE MOST COMMON ACTIVITIES BEING PERFORMED WHEN INJURIES OCCUR ARE?
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EXTINGUISHING FIRES AND SUPPRESSION SUPPORT
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HEART ATTACKS ACCOUNT FOR HOW MANY FIRE DEATHS? %
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44%
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SECURITY GUARDS HAVE A HIGH RATE OF HEART ATTACKS. WHAT PERCENTAGE?
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25%
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WHAT IS THE SECOND LEADING CAUSE FO FIRE FIGHTER FATALITIES?
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TRAUMATIC INJURIES
22% |
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THE MOST COMMON FATAL MOTOR VEHICLE COLLISION SCENARIO INVOLVES A FIRE FIGHTER WHAT?
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RESPONDING IN A PERSONAL VEHICLE.
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WHAT IS THE SECOND COMMON FATAL COLLISION IS WHAT?
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TANKER ROLLOVER
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WHAT IS THE THIRD MOST FREQUENT CATEGORY OF FIRE FIGHTER FATALITIES?
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ASPHYXIATION AND BURNS
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MOST LINE-OF-DUTY DEATHS FROM TRAUMATIC INJURIES ARE FROM FIREFIGHTERS UNDER WHAT AGE?
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35
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FIREFIGHTER FATALITIES FROM CARDIAC ARREST ARE FROM FIREFIGHTERS OVER WHAT AGE?
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49
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NFPA 1583
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HEALTH-RELATED FITNESS PROGRAMS
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NFPA 1002
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FIRE APPARATUS DRIVER/OPERATOR
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SEATBELTED FIRE FIGHTERS COULD PREVENT HOW MANY FATATLITIES PER YEAR?
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10 TO 15
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THIS PERCENTAGE OF FATAL FIRE SUPRESSION INCIDENT INVOLVED THE DEATH OF A SINGLE FIRE FIGHTER?
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82%
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NFPA 1561
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STANDARD ON EMERGENCY SERVICES INCIDENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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NFPA 1521
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STANDARD FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT SAFETY OFFICER
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NFPA 472
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PROFESSIONAL COMPENTENCE OF RESPONDERS TO HAZARDOUS MATERIALS.
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NFPA 1975
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STATION WORK UNIFORMS FOR FIRE EMERGENCY
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EMS RESPONSES ACCOUNT FOR MORE THAN THIS PERCENTAGE OF RUNS?
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70%
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NFPA 1581
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STANDARD ON FIRE DEPARTMENT INFECTION CONTROL PROGRAM
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT INFECTION CONTROL OFFICER SHOULD BE NOTIFIED WHEN AFTER EXPOSURE?
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2 HOURS
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TX SHOULD BE GIVEN AFTER AN EXPOSURE WHEN?
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AT LEAST 24 HOURS
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ONE METHOD OF IDENTIFYING UNSAFE SITUATIONS IS TO CONDUT A WHAT?
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POSTINCIDENT ANALYSIS
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