(Chapter 1) The fire service uses an organizational structure based on rank.
True
(Chapter 1) Staff personnel deliver emergency services directly
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False
(Chapter 1) Term for guide to decision making in an organization.
Policy
(Chapter 1) Term for a set of principles developed through consensus.
Standard
(Chapter 1) Term for detailed plan of step-by-step action for conducting policy.
Procedure
(Chapter 1) Term for collection of rules enacted by law in a particular jurisdiction.
Code
(Chapter 1) Which fire service trends of change means that fire departments must provide some type of First Responder Care?
Emergency Medical Services
(Chapter 1) What cutural strength within the fire service means a firefighter's behavior should involve right or just behavior with an emphasis on trust?
Moral Character
(Chapter 1) Many fire deparments take the _____ approach by providing a variety of services to their communities.
All Hazards
(Chapter 1) The layers in the fire service organizational pyramid are composed of what?
Personnel assigned by rank and duty
(Chapter 1) What is the primary duty of Firefighter I level personnel?
Perform assigned tasks under supervision of a Firefighter II or company officer
(Chapter 1) Which position in the fire service is responsible for supervising a fire company?
Fire department officer
(Chapter 1) What is the first step to location information in a department's regulations?
Ask your supervisor
(Chapter 1) Which of the following organizations that interact with the fire service can be helpful in alertingt he public in large-scale evacuations?
Media
(Chapter 1) What are the five organizational principles all fire and EMS organizations adhere to?
1. Chain of Command
2. Unity of Command
3. Span of control
4. Division of Labor
5. Discipline
(Chapter 2) The risk management model developed by the Phoenix (AZ) Fire Department is focused on behaviors that support a safety-first mindset.
True
(Chapter 2) Effective safety and health programs depend only on participation from department administrators.
False
(Chapter 2) Firefighters should never stand on or in a moving apparatus, no exceptions.
False (some departments have different policies regarding this)
(Chapter 2) One way to help minimize risk at an emergency scene is to work individually as each firefighter sees fit.
False
(Chapter 2) Which of the following is an individual's responsibility in the prevention of respiratory diseases.
Wear appropriate level of respiratory protection
(Chapter 2) Which NFPA CODE is the most comprehensive standard relating to firefighter safety and health?
NFPA® 1500
(Chapter 2) Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations relate to:
federal and private-sector employees who fight fire
(Chapter 2) Which of the following typically causes back injuries and strains associated with fire stations and facilities
improper lifting
(Chapter 2) Which of the following is the BEST way to practice safety with tools and equipment?
Select the appropriate tool for the job
(Chapter 2) When is a collapse zone established?
When a defensive strategy is adopted
(Chapter 2) Which of the following personnel accountability systems requires the accountability officer to record an expected exit time?
SCBA tag system
(Chapter 2) What two behaviors can firefighters use to adopt a healthy lifestyle?
Participation in a physical fitness program, and Adhere to good nutrition program
(Chapter 2) What are the two components of defensive driving skills?
Anticipate potential hazards, and develop a strategy to deal with problems
(Chapter 2) What are the keys to maintaining personnel safety during training?
Use appropriate PPE, Applying situational awareness, Being healthy and in good physical condition, Adhering to all safety regulations
(Chapter 3) The Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) is a category of:
telecommunication system
(Chapter 3) What percentage of the US has access to Enhanced 9-1-1 systems?
96%
(Chapter 3) The Public Information Officer (PIO) is the contact person for what?
Non emergency or complain calls
(Chapter 3) What is a responsibility when monitoring a fire station's watch room or booth?
Notifying crew members of telephone calls
(Chapter 3) Assigned units should confirm receipt of dispatch information according to local protocol after:
dispatch transmission
(Chapter 3) Internal communications involved transmissions between Incident Commander and who?
units at the emergency scene
(Chapter 3) What best describes the part of a mobile radio system usually located in the cab within reach of the driver/operator?
Receiver and transmitter
(Chapter 3) Most fire departments have a ______ assigned for dispatching only.
channel
(Chapter 3) What best describes what first happens when a radio is turned on in a trunked radio system?
The system controller emits a three-beep tone [Show Less]