IFSTA 8 - Exam 1 - FF1 Ch 1

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Which officer position monitors operational safety at emergency incidents?

Fire Department Incident Safety Officer

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Some of the medical and physical requirements of NFPA 1550 include medical evaluations, development of physical performance standards, and:

operation of an infection control program

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Maintaining personnel safety during training evolutions includes:

maintaining situational awareness.

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The officer responsible for all operations within a fire department is the:

fire chief.

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Which type of fire company performs fire suppression duties at all types of fires and is assigned to a pumping apparatus?

Engine

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Guides that set boundaries and establish standards of conduct that an organization expects from its members are:

policies

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Detailed written plans that list specific steps for approaching a recurring problem or situation are:

procedures

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Which is a method to protect yourself from infection and exposure?

Limit unnecessary physical contact with all patients

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One of the main functions of a truck (ladder) company is to:

provide access to upper levels of a structure

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The level of stress firefighters deal with on a regular basis is:

greater than that of most of the civilian population

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What position oversees all training activities and supervises personnel assigned to the training division?

Training officer/chief of training

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Fire prevention officers/inspectors, plans examiners, and fire and life safety educators are positions in the ____ division.

fire prevention or Community Risk Reduction (CRR)

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Emergency operations should be managed:

through an Incident Management System (IMS)

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Some specific emergency and nonemergency duties of a Firefighter I include establishing work areas at emergency scenes, forcing entry into structures, and:

overhauling a fire scene and conserving property

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To prevent build-up of apparatus engine exhaust in fire station vehicle bays,:

fire stations should be equipped with vehicle exhaust extraction systems

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What program provides assistance for personal issues to firefighters and their families?

Member assistance program (MAP)

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What is the purpose of the National Fallen Firefighter Foundation's (NFFF) 16 Firefighter Life Safety Initiatives?

To provide the fire service with a blueprint for making changes

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One issue that a member assistance program can provide assistance for is:

substance use, abuse, and dependence

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Which agency can alert the public of traffic incidents, evacuations, and fire department activities?

Media

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Fire apparatus and vehicle safety requirements include:

firefighters assisting in the movement of apparatus as ground guides (spotters)

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Proficiency training and evaluations are required ____, or whenever policies, procedures, or guidelines are updated to ensure that members maintain their knowledge and skills.

annually

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Cancer and diabetes are examples of _____ illnesses that are long lasting and can even be fatal.

chronic

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Which is a recommendation for preventing or limiting chemical and carcinogen exposures?

Remaining upwind of fires and smoke plumes

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The leading cause of firefighter fatalities is:

cardiovascular disease

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The minimum requirements for a fire department safety and health program are specified by:

NFPA 1550

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Firefighters are typically required to participate in a physical fitness program in _____ departments.

career

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Volunteer fire departments have members respond to emergencies when necessary:

since many are not continuously staffed with firefighters

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Which type of fire department is continually staffed by full-time firefighters?

Career department

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Different staffing classifications are based on:

whether or not firefighters are paid and how often they work

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What organizational principle is necessary in the fire service to assign responsibility, assign specific and clear-cut tasks, and prevent duplication of effort?

Division of labor

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The group of personnel that delivers emergency services to the public is known as _____ personnel while the group that provides administrative and logistical support to those personnel is known as staff personnel.

line

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To remain mentally fit and healthy and reduce stress, firefighters need to:

build resilience

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If your personal stress management program is not working, the organization's _____ should be able to assist with stress management.

member assistance program (MAP)

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Each employee in a fire department reporting to one supervisor is an example of:

unity of command

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How might law enforcement interact with fire department personnel?

Providing incident scene security

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The fire service mission is to save lives and:

protect property and the environment from fires and other hazardous situations

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All personnel operating in an immediately dangerous to life and health (IDLH) atmosphere or hazardous area must be:

fully equipped with PPE, including SCBA

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What organizational principle is administered through policies that define acceptable performance and expected outcomes?

Discipline

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n a chain of command, the _____ is at the top and the firefighters at the bottom.

fire chief

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Which type of stress accumulates over time and can take years to develop?

Occupational

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The International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) initiated a(an) ______ to focus on firefighter safety.

Fire Fighter Safety Stand Down

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Areas of the body with high absorption rates for carcinogens include:

groin, jaw, forehead, and back

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The highest risk factor that firefighters face is to have a _____ as a result of overexertion, poor health habits, or occupational stress.

sudden cardiac arrest

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Who selects the level of competency fire department members should be trained to meet?

The authority having jurisdiction (AHJ)

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To avoid respiratory hazards, firefighters should:

never remove SCBA during structural fire fighting until your supervisor or IC says it is safe to do so.

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Which personnel are responsible for managing fire prevention, Investigation Divisions, and plans review?

Fire marshals

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What programs have the intention of limiting exposures, documenting exposures, and providing access to correct treatment options if exposure occurs?

Infection and exposure control programs

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What is the most basic unit of fire fighting operations?

Company