CERAD Theory Exam With Complete Solution | 100% VERIFIED Questions and Answers.

CERAD Theory Exam With Complete Solution | 100% VERIFIED Questions and Answers. VDI's - exterior wheels and tyres Under bonnet lights and reflectors glass, washers and wipers audible and exhaust ambulance specific PDC's - handbrake neutral seat and steering wheel mirrors starting procedure static brake test auxillary seat belt/doors moving brake test What 3 PDC's would you do if the vehicle had already been driven that shift - handbrake neutral starting procedure seat belts/doors 5 stress coping strategies for dealing with confrontational behaviour - task-focused emotion-focused confrontative re-appraisal avoidance which stress coping strategies are... - positive - impair performance - dangerous - task and re-appraisal - POSITIVE emotion and avoidance - IMPAIR confrontative - DANGEROUS Define hazard - actual or potential danger 3 types of hazard - Physical features Position or movement of other road users Weather conditions Purpose of system control - to increase safety in a constantly changing driving environment by giving us time to react to hazards Phases of the system of car control? - IPSGA Information (TUG) Position Speed CERAD Theory Exam With Complete Solution | 100% VERIFIED Questions and Answers. Gear Acceleration When can you use break gear overlap? - Sharp turn on hill or with car right behind Downhill 3 stages of information processing - Anticipate Prioritise Decide What is the system of car control? (definition) - way of approaching and negotiating hazards that is methodical, safe and leaves nothing to chance How to calculate stopping distance (FT) - Thinking distance = speed (in ft) Braking distance = thinking distance x half of the first number in the thinking distance Stopping distance = thinking distance + braking distance How does stopping distance change in different weather conditons? - 2x in wet 10x in ice Speed of ambulances on roads - Single carriageways - 50mph Dual carriageways - 60mph Motorways - 70mph What factors influence our ability to accurately assess speed? - Driving capability Vehicles capability Awareness of human factors e.g. tiredness Road and weather conditions What does perception of speed depend on? - height off ground the road idea of 'normal' speed evenness of road noise difference in detail perceived by forward and side vision.