SFO EXAM 2 WITH QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Gasoline: ANSWER Flammable and perhaps explosive. It may burn at
temperatures as low as -42 degrees Fahrenheit.
ANSWER: Diesel fuel is not easily flammable, but it will burn. It will start to burn
at a temperature of 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
Propane is normally stored under pressure and burns at a minimum temperature of
-44 degrees Fahrenheit.
What distinguishes flammable from combustible? - Answer: 141 degrees
Fahrenheit.
How to decontaminate: ANSWER dry powder = brush it off.
Vapor = blow it off.
Wet = wash it off.
Leather cannot be polluted and may be thrown of.
NFPA 704 Sign Colors: ANSWER Blue = Health
Red indicates flammability.
Yellow indicates Reactivity.
White = Special.
,Emergency ANSWER Guidebook Colors (ERG) - ANSWER Yellow: Listing of
supplies by ID number.
Blue indicates an alphabetical listing of materials.
Orange: List of materials by category.
Green = List of preventative measures and isolation distances.
Minor - ANSWER Someone under the age of 18.
DCFS - Answer Division of Child and Family Services.
Neglected Child - ANSWER A child receiving inadequate care as a result of his or
her parents' actions or inaction.
Dependent Child - ANSWER A child without a parent or guardian or whose
parents are unable to provide adequate care.
Shelter - ANSWER Offers temporary care for minors in an unrestricted facility.
Juvenile court jurisdiction covers any kid who has violated any federal, state, or
local law or municipal ordinance, or a person less than 21 years of age who has
violated any law or ordinance before attaining 18 years of age, regardless of where
the infraction happened.
Justice Court authority - ANSWER Over class B and C misdemeanors, ordinance
violations, and infractions committed within its territorial authority by a person 18
years of age or older.
, Automatic Transfer - Answer: If a minor is 16 years old and charged with:
Murder
Aggravated Murder
Felony plus previous secure facility stay.
Certification - ANSWER Probable cause the defendant committed the crime, and
preponderance of the evidence that it would be in the best interests of the minor and
community to be held in adult court.
How long can you detain a juvenile after arrest? - ANSWER: Two hours
Times you can take a kid into custody without a court warrant - ANSWER Crime
in officer's presence.
Felony
Minor is gravely threatened or seriously endangers others, therefore immediate
removal is imperative.
Runaway
Truant
Gasoline: ANSWER Flammable and perhaps explosive. It may burn at
temperatures as low as -42 degrees Fahrenheit.
ANSWER: Diesel fuel is not easily flammable, but it will burn. It will start to burn
at a temperature of 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
Propane is normally stored under pressure and burns at a minimum temperature of
-44 degrees Fahrenheit.
What distinguishes flammable from combustible? - Answer: 141 degrees
Fahrenheit.
How to decontaminate: ANSWER dry powder = brush it off.
Vapor = blow it off.
Wet = wash it off.
Leather cannot be polluted and may be thrown of.
NFPA 704 Sign Colors: ANSWER Blue = Health
Red indicates flammability.
Yellow indicates Reactivity.
White = Special.
,Emergency ANSWER Guidebook Colors (ERG) - ANSWER Yellow: Listing of
supplies by ID number.
Blue indicates an alphabetical listing of materials.
Orange: List of materials by category.
Green = List of preventative measures and isolation distances.
Minor - ANSWER Someone under the age of 18.
DCFS - Answer Division of Child and Family Services.
Neglected Child - ANSWER A child receiving inadequate care as a result of his or
her parents' actions or inaction.
Dependent Child - ANSWER A child without a parent or guardian or whose
parents are unable to provide adequate care.
Shelter - ANSWER Offers temporary care for minors in an unrestricted facility.
Juvenile court jurisdiction covers any kid who has violated any federal, state, or
local law or municipal ordinance, or a person less than 21 years of age who has
violated any law or ordinance before attaining 18 years of age, regardless of where
the infraction happened.
Justice Court authority - ANSWER Over class B and C misdemeanors, ordinance
violations, and infractions committed within its territorial authority by a person 18
years of age or older.
, Automatic Transfer - Answer: If a minor is 16 years old and charged with:
Murder
Aggravated Murder
Felony plus previous secure facility stay.
Certification - ANSWER Probable cause the defendant committed the crime, and
preponderance of the evidence that it would be in the best interests of the minor and
community to be held in adult court.
How long can you detain a juvenile after arrest? - ANSWER: Two hours
Times you can take a kid into custody without a court warrant - ANSWER Crime
in officer's presence.
Felony
Minor is gravely threatened or seriously endangers others, therefore immediate
removal is imperative.
Runaway
Truant
