Exam I-3 Rope Rescue- Confirming ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
what you mastered exam with correct ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
answers
C. 1983. ||\\||\\
The National Fire Protection Association Standard number
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for Fire Service Life Safety Rope
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and System Components is: ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
A. 1500. ||\\||\\
B. 1910.146.
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C. 1983. ||\\||\\
D. 1006. ||\\||\\
B. number of people that can efficiently and safely be
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managed and continuously accounted for by a supervisor. ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Span of control is an incident management term meaning
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the:
A. amount of psychological composure a rescuer has
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during a stressful incident. ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
B. number of people that can efficiently and safely be
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managed and continuously accounted for by a supervisor. ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
,C. budgetary (fiscal) restraint placed on specialty teams
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with little statistical support. ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
D. manager's (chief or other leader) control over the
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events that occur during an emergency incident. ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
D. NFPA 1670, NFPA 1006, and NFPA 1983
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Three standards that have an influence on rope rescue
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
equipment, training, and/or ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
operations are: ||\\||\\
A. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.154, OSHA 29 CFR 1920.177, and
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
NIOSH 1983. ||\\||\\
B. NIOSH 1983 ANSI F-32, and NFPA 1910.134.
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C. ASTM G-43, NFPA 32, and NIOSH 1983.
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D. NFPA 1670, NFPA 1006, and NFPA 1983
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
C. a protective helmet.
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A critical piece of personal protective equipment for the
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
technical rescuer's ensemble is: ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
A. protective gloves and boots.
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B. one-piece or two-piece protective garment.
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C. a protective helmet.
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D. UIAA approved harness.
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B. personal safety.
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, The highest priority for all rescue personnel during rescue
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
operations is: ||\\||\\
A. gaining access to the injured patient.
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B. personal safety.
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C. proper use of tools.
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D. extrication of victims in a timely manner.
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C. 23 ||\\||\\
What percent of its tensile strength is lost when nylon
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fibers absorb water? ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
A. 50 ||\\||\\
B. 25 ||\\||\\
C. 23 ||\\||\\
D. 30 ||\\||\\
A. projecting the rescue scenario and making alternate
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
plans.
The primary function of the Incident Management System
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
is to allow the incident commander
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
time for: ||\\||\\
A. projecting the rescue scenario and making alternate
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
plans.
B. dealing with the press and public concerns.
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what you mastered exam with correct ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
answers
C. 1983. ||\\||\\
The National Fire Protection Association Standard number
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
for Fire Service Life Safety Rope
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
and System Components is: ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
A. 1500. ||\\||\\
B. 1910.146.
||\\||\\
C. 1983. ||\\||\\
D. 1006. ||\\||\\
B. number of people that can efficiently and safely be
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
managed and continuously accounted for by a supervisor. ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Span of control is an incident management term meaning
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
the:
A. amount of psychological composure a rescuer has
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
during a stressful incident. ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
B. number of people that can efficiently and safely be
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
managed and continuously accounted for by a supervisor. ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
,C. budgetary (fiscal) restraint placed on specialty teams
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
with little statistical support. ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
D. manager's (chief or other leader) control over the
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
events that occur during an emergency incident. ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
D. NFPA 1670, NFPA 1006, and NFPA 1983
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
Three standards that have an influence on rope rescue
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
equipment, training, and/or ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
operations are: ||\\||\\
A. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.154, OSHA 29 CFR 1920.177, and
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
NIOSH 1983. ||\\||\\
B. NIOSH 1983 ANSI F-32, and NFPA 1910.134.
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
C. ASTM G-43, NFPA 32, and NIOSH 1983.
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
D. NFPA 1670, NFPA 1006, and NFPA 1983
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
C. a protective helmet.
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
A critical piece of personal protective equipment for the
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
technical rescuer's ensemble is: ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
A. protective gloves and boots.
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
B. one-piece or two-piece protective garment.
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
C. a protective helmet.
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
D. UIAA approved harness.
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
B. personal safety.
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
, The highest priority for all rescue personnel during rescue
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
operations is: ||\\||\\
A. gaining access to the injured patient.
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
B. personal safety.
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
C. proper use of tools.
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
D. extrication of victims in a timely manner.
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
C. 23 ||\\||\\
What percent of its tensile strength is lost when nylon
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
fibers absorb water? ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
A. 50 ||\\||\\
B. 25 ||\\||\\
C. 23 ||\\||\\
D. 30 ||\\||\\
A. projecting the rescue scenario and making alternate
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
plans.
The primary function of the Incident Management System
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
is to allow the incident commander
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
time for: ||\\||\\
A. projecting the rescue scenario and making alternate
||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\ ||\\||\\
plans.
B. dealing with the press and public concerns.
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