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48 Cards in this Set
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Responders trained to the operations level with appropriate equipment can undertake ____ control options away from the product release. |
Defensive P324 |
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____ control options include: damming, Diking, diverting, retention. |
Defensive P324 |
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_____-actions to prevent or limit the flow of a liquid or sludge past a certain area. |
Damming P324 |
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_____-actions using raised embankments or other barriers to prevent movement of a liquid or sludge to another area. |
Diking P324 |
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_____-actions using raised embankments or other barriers to prevent movement of a liquid or sludge to another area. |
Diking P324 |
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_____-actions to direct and control movement of a liquid or sludge to an area that will produce less harm. |
Diverting P324 |
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_____ -actions to contain a liquid or sludge in an area where it can be absorbed, neutralized, or removed. Often used as a longer-term solution than other similar product control methods. |
Retention P324 |
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_____ -actions to contain a liquid or sludge in an area where it can be absorbed, neutralized, or removed. Often used as a longer-term solution than other similar product control methods. |
Retention P324 |
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Operations level _____ actions are limited to activities at a safe distance from the product, such as closing remote valves to stop further product from spilling/leaking. |
Offensive P324 |
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The main operational tactics used with a flammable liquids are fire extinguishment, vapor, suppression, and _____ prevention. |
Ignition P324 |
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___ Has the ability to extinguish pool, fires and assist in vapor, suppression, reducing the potential of ignition. |
Foam P324 |
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The IAP specifies the decontamination ___ and resources for each hazmat incident. |
Type P325 |
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Emergency ______-process of removing life, threatening contaminants from the victim as quickly as possible, without regard for the environment or property protection. |
Emergency decontamination P325 |
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_____ decontamination-process of removing life-threatening and 10 minutes from large numbers of people in the fast as possible time to reduce surface contamination to a safe level, with or without a formal decontamination corridor or line. |
Mass decontamination P325 |
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_____ decontamination-process of removing life-threatening and 10 minutes from large numbers of people in the fast as possible time to reduce surface contamination to a safe level, with or without a formal decontamination corridor or line. |
Mass decontamination P325 |
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_____ decontamination-process of using chemical or physical methods to thoroughly remove contaminants from responders (primarily entry team personnel) and their equipment; usually conducted within a formal decontamination line or corridor. |
Technical decontamination P325 |
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At a minimum, responders should establish ______ decontamination at all hazmat incidents. |
Emergency P325 |
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Operations level or higher first responders conduct ____ Decon. |
Emergency P325 |
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Research has identified preliminary exposure reduction techniques to reduce contamination levels on the exterior of the protective clothing ensemble when performed on scene immediately ____ incident operations. |
After P325 |
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Research has identified preliminary exposure reduction techniques to reduce contamination levels on the exterior of the protective clothing ensemble when performed on seen immediately ____ incident operations. |
After P325 |
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_____ exposure reduction methods, decrease carcinogens, which lowers cancer risk for responders. |
Preliminary exposure reduction P325 |
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The ___ should include evidence recognition and preservation considerations. |
IAP P326 |
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The ___ should include evidence, recognition and preservation considerations. |
IAP P326 |
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Fire Service first responders should not collect ______ unless trained to do so, and assigned this task. |
Evidence P326 |
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The final aspects of the APIE-T Process include evaluating progress, and ___ the incident. |
Terminating P326 |
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Status updates, and _____ reports should describe the incident scene in relation to response activities. |
Progress reports P326 |
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CAN stands for ___,____, and ____. |
Conditions Actions Needs P326 |
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Radio communication is essential to safe and efficient Emergency scene operations. Most response organizations use full sentences (also known as ___ text) rather than codes (also known as 10 codes). Responders should keep radio traffic communications clear, concise, and ___. |
Clear text Confident P327 |
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Similar to mayday, when ____ traffic or priority traffic (typically this is voiced three times in a row) is transmitted, it will be followed by clear, concise, and detailed information. |
Emergency traffic P327 |
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Many organizations implement the preestablished evacuation signal, such as ___ blasts of an air horn or a __-second high/low siren. |
Three 15 second P327 |
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Consider _____ if there is a sudden change in temperature, containers pressure changes suddenly, a relief device activate, or there is a sudden increase in flames. |
Withdrawal P327 |
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Normally, the last strategic goal in a hazardous materials incident are Recovery and ____ efforts. |
Termination P329 |
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_____ deals with returning the incident scene and responders to a pre-incident level of readiness. _____ involves documenting the incident and using this information to evaluate the response. |
Recovery Termination P329 |
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On-scene ___ efforts aim to return the scene to a safe condition. |
Recovery P329 |
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In operational _____, responders complete actions to return resources to pre-incident readiness. |
Recovery P329 |
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A vital part of recovering hazmat incurred expenses include the document and costs through the unit ___ and other tracking mechanisms. |
Log P329 |
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During operational ____, responders may need to decontaminate equipment and apparatus to restore emergency response services. |
Recovery P329 |
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Community ____ mechanisms, calculate tax revenue, and or subscriber fees, based upon the cost of equipment and personnel necessary to conduct, anticipated and unusual fire suppression, and emergency activities. |
Funding P330 |
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And operations level responder in the role of incident commander is responsible for incident ____. At a minimum, all responders should participate in the termination ____. |
Termination Termination briefings P330 |
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The termination phase involves three procedural actions: On-scene debriefing Post incident analysis Incident ____. |
Critique P330 |
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Conducted in the form of a group, discussion, the on scene ____ gathers information from all personnel at the incident scene, including law enforcement, public works, and EMS responders. |
Debriefing P330 |
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In the US, OSHA regulations require hazardous communication briefings, during which personnel provide information about the signs and ____ of exposure to hazardous materials present at the incident. |
Symptoms P330 |
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The Postincident ______ (PIA) is the process of gathering information, completing reports, determining financial responsibilities and assembling information for the incident critique that is conducted once the analysis is complete. |
Post incident analysis P330 |
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The ___ is a fact-finding analysis to identify trends in operational, strengths, and weaknesses. |
PIA P330 |
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_____ analysis forms the basis for improved response. |
Post incident analysis P331 |
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_____ analysis forms the basis for improved response. |
Post incident analysis P331 |
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The incident ____ is a more formal means of evaluating all the events that took place during the incident. This occurs as soon as possible after the post incident analysis has gathered the necessary information. |
Incident critique P331 |
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In the US, ___’s perform incident critiques to identify operational deficiencies, and learn from mistakes. Hazmat critique documentation identifies operational _______. |
AHJ’s Deficiencies P331 |
