Firefighter 1 Final WITH CORRECT
QUESTIONS ANSWERS.
,
,The training for a firefighter - correct ans:is not that easy and will help you
expand your knowledge
- requires both physical and mental strength
-keep body in shape and mentally alert
fire fighter guidlines - correct ans:Be safe(Safety is a priority)
Follow orders
Team Work
Think
Follow the golden rule
requirements for a firefighters - correct ans:-18 yrs. old
-min of high school education
-pass physical and medical requirements
NFPA - correct ans:National Fire Protection Association
NFPA 1582 - correct ans:Standard on Comprehensive Operational Medical
Program for Fire Departments
emergency care requirements - correct ans:some require you become a
certified Emergency medical responder, Emergency medical technician-
Basic, or Paramedic
-Infection control, bleeding, CPR
NFPA 1001 - correct ans:Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications
, CPR - correct ans:cardiopulmonary resuscitation
roles and responsibilities for fire fighter I - correct ans:1. Don and doff
personal protective equipment properly.
2. Hoist hand tools using appropriate ropes and knots.
3. Understand and correctly apply appropriate communication protocols.
4. Use self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA).
5. Respond on apparatus to an emergency scene.
6. Establish and operate safely in emergency work areas.
7. Force entry into a structure.
8. Exit a hazardous area safely as a team.
9. Set up ground ladders safely and correctly.
10. Attack a passenger vehicle fire, an exterior Class A fire, and an interior
structure fire.
11. Conduct search and rescue in a structure.
12. Perform ventilation of an involved structure.
13. Overhaul a fire scene.
14. Conserve property with salvage tools and equipment.
15. Connect a fire department engine to a water supply.
16. Extinguish incipient Class A, Class B, Class C, and Class D fires.
17. Illuminate an emergency scene.
18. Turn off utilities.
Fire apparatus driver/operator - correct ans:A fire department member who is
authorized by the authority having jurisdiction to drive, operate, or both
drive and operate fire department vehicles
QUESTIONS ANSWERS.
,
,The training for a firefighter - correct ans:is not that easy and will help you
expand your knowledge
- requires both physical and mental strength
-keep body in shape and mentally alert
fire fighter guidlines - correct ans:Be safe(Safety is a priority)
Follow orders
Team Work
Think
Follow the golden rule
requirements for a firefighters - correct ans:-18 yrs. old
-min of high school education
-pass physical and medical requirements
NFPA - correct ans:National Fire Protection Association
NFPA 1582 - correct ans:Standard on Comprehensive Operational Medical
Program for Fire Departments
emergency care requirements - correct ans:some require you become a
certified Emergency medical responder, Emergency medical technician-
Basic, or Paramedic
-Infection control, bleeding, CPR
NFPA 1001 - correct ans:Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications
, CPR - correct ans:cardiopulmonary resuscitation
roles and responsibilities for fire fighter I - correct ans:1. Don and doff
personal protective equipment properly.
2. Hoist hand tools using appropriate ropes and knots.
3. Understand and correctly apply appropriate communication protocols.
4. Use self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA).
5. Respond on apparatus to an emergency scene.
6. Establish and operate safely in emergency work areas.
7. Force entry into a structure.
8. Exit a hazardous area safely as a team.
9. Set up ground ladders safely and correctly.
10. Attack a passenger vehicle fire, an exterior Class A fire, and an interior
structure fire.
11. Conduct search and rescue in a structure.
12. Perform ventilation of an involved structure.
13. Overhaul a fire scene.
14. Conserve property with salvage tools and equipment.
15. Connect a fire department engine to a water supply.
16. Extinguish incipient Class A, Class B, Class C, and Class D fires.
17. Illuminate an emergency scene.
18. Turn off utilities.
Fire apparatus driver/operator - correct ans:A fire department member who is
authorized by the authority having jurisdiction to drive, operate, or both
drive and operate fire department vehicles
