Test 5 Study Guide

Front 1

Primary search Crews should always carry a

Back 1

Portable radio

Front 2

And what condition is the victim when the exit assist is appropriate

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Responsive and able to walk

Front 3

When is the secondary search performed

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After the fire is under control

Front 4

When is the two-person chair carry particularly useful

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And narrow corridors

Front 5

What type of drag provides a faster removal from a dangerous area than some other drags

Back 5

Webbing sling drag

Front 6

In the extremity carry

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Both firefighters face the same direction

Front 7

When performing search-and-rescue you should know that implementing a search line system requires a team of

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Three or more firefighters

Front 8

A rapid intervention crew team is composed of

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At least two firefighters

Front 9

The forcible entry tool designed to cut behind the protective collar of a lock cylinder and maintain a hold so the lock cylinder can be pried out is the

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A tool

Front 10

To gain entry during rescue operations through a lexan window the firefighter should use a

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Rotary saw with carbide tipped blade

Front 11

A secondary search

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Looks for victims inside and outside the structure

Front 12

Spin a three firefighter interior search one firefighter

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Stays at the door as an orientation point

Front 13

The most appropriate search technique for a warehouse or Supermarket is

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Rope guided search

Front 14

What type of carry should not be used in a smoke-filled environment

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Firefighter carry

Front 15

What class harness is known as the full body rescue harness

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Class 3

Front 16

When making a large opening in the wall what shape should be cut to help maintain structural integrity

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Triangle

Front 17

Powered hydraulic tools open and close by use of

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Fluid

Front 18

An air pneumatic chisel is efficient in cutting

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Medium to heavy gauge sheet metal

Front 19

What type of collapse has a pattern floor and or roof assemblies on both sides of a low bearing wall

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A-frame

Front 20

The process of erecting material such as wood panels temper or Jack's to strengthen a wall or prevent further collapse is known as

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Shoring

Front 21

Awareness level technical rescue incident training emphasizes

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Recognizing hazards securing the scene and calling for appropriate assistance

Front 22

Regarding special rescue incidents coldzone best describes the

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Command post and vehicle staging

Front 23

The Hot Zone is established because it includes

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The most dangerous area of the scene

Front 24

Which tool would you use at a confined space rescue incident

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Supplied air respirator

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The warm zone is the location for

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Decon

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The first level of technical Rescue Training is called

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Awareness level

Front 27

In order to work in the warm Zone firefighters have to be at what Technical Training level

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Operations

Front 28

In the failure acronym what does the I stand for

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Inadequate rescue skills

Front 29

An air chisel would be ideal for which type of rescue situation

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Industrial or machinery

Front 30

As a general guideline you should cordon off how many feet around the trench during rescue operations

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100 ft

Front 31

The most common method of establishing the control zones for an emergency incident site is

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The use of police tape

Front 32

An important thing to be done on an industrial extraction is to

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Turn off the power to Machinery involved in the situation

Front 33

The reserve energy Supply can maintain sufficient voltage to deploy an airbag for up to how many minutes after battery has been disconnected

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60 minutes

Front 34

When placing an airbag on a box crib the layer of cribbing in contact with the bag should be

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A solid layer of cribbing

Front 35

What type of jacks can be dangerous because they are the least stable

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Ratchet lever

Front 36

One acceptable method of removing a steering wheel with a deployed airbag is to

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Cut the spokes as close to the hub as possible

Front 37

Platform frame construction is found primarily in

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The load-bearing frame of a vehicle

Front 38

Which vehicle frame has a weakness that does not provide a structurally sound place for an anchor point

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Unibody

Front 39

What is a limitation of a manual hydraulic tool

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They operate slowly

Front 40

When lifting airbags bags must be

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On a solid base

Front 41

The suspension system of a vehicle is best stabilized by

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Step chocks Place toward the front and rear of the vehicle

Front 42

When performing a dashboard displacement where should a relief cut or not be made

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At the bottom of the A post where it meets the seal or floor of the vehicle

Front 43

Which hand tool is typically used to distort metal parts

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Pry axe

Front 44

What type of glass is the rear window of most vehicles

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Tempered

Front 45

During a dash displacement the front door should be

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Tied open

Front 46

When using rescue lift air bags boards and plywood must not be used

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Between or above them