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Accordion load - Arrangement of fire hose in a hose bed or compartment in which the hose lies on edge with the folds adjacent to each other Advanced Life Support (ALS) - An advanced level of pre-hospital and interhospital emergency care and nonemergency medical care that includes basic life support care, cardiac monitoring, cardiac defibrillation, electrocardiography, intravenous therapy, administration of medications, drugs and solutions, use of adjunctive medical devices, trauma care, and other authorized techniques and procedures as outlined in the ALS National Curriculum of the US Dept. of Transportation and any modifications to that curriculum specified. Abrasion - The act of wearing away by rubbing, as the rubbing of hose against the curb Academy - The educational institution where firefighters receive their initial trading and subsequent formal retraining Accelerant - A substance used to start a fire and/or make it spread rapidly ADA - Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 Public Law 101-336 - A federal statute intended to remove barriers - physical and otherwise - that limit access by individuals with disabilities Adapter - Device for connecting, joining, or fitting one object to another; example: the mechanism that changes a two-prong electrical outlet so that it will accept a three-prong plug Affirmative Action - Administrative law adopted by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) to implement the requirements of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Air chisel - A device that operates on compressed air and is used for cutting sheet metal. The air chisel is commonly used for extrication fro autos. Ability - The capacity to perform a taskAir cylinder - Made of metal or composite material, a cylinder or tank that contains the supply of compressed air for a breathing apparatus, also called an air tank or air bottle. Air pack - A protective device that uses a face piece , compressed air tank , and air flow regulator to provide compressed air to the wearer (SCBA) Air regulating valve - Air regulating valve - An adjustable valve used to regulate air flow to the face-piece; a helmet supplied with air through an air hose attached to a compressed air cylinder Alarm - An audible or visual signal that indicates the existence of a fire or emergency condition. Aerial ladder - Power-operated turntable ladder attached to a ladder; truck; also known as an aerial apparatus or aerial device Advanced Firefighter - Sometimes referred to as Firefighter 2 or 3; when inquiring about state certification programs always check with the state fire marshal for the appropriate title and what requirements are needed.

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Seattle Fire Department Exam
Accordion load - Arrangement of fire hose in a hose bed or compartment in which the hose lies on
edge with the folds adjacent to each other



Advanced Life Support (ALS) - An advanced level of pre-hospital and interhospital emergency care
and nonemergency medical care that includes basic life support care, cardiac monitoring, cardiac
defibrillation, electrocardiography, intravenous therapy, administration of medications, drugs and
solutions, use of adjunctive medical devices, trauma care, and other authorized techniques and
procedures as outlined in the ALS National Curriculum of the US Dept. of Transportation and any
modifications to that curriculum specified.



Abrasion - The act of wearing away by rubbing, as the rubbing of hose against the curb



Academy - The educational institution where firefighters receive their initial trading and
subsequent formal retraining



Accelerant - A substance used to start a fire and/or make it spread rapidly



ADA - Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 Public Law 101-336 - A federal statute intended to
remove barriers - physical and otherwise - that limit access by individuals with disabilities



Adapter - Device for connecting, joining, or fitting one object to another; example: the mechanism
that changes a two-prong electrical outlet so that it will accept a three-prong plug




Affirmative Action - Administrative law adopted by the Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission (EEOC) to implement the requirements of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.



Air chisel - A device that operates on compressed air and is used for cutting sheet metal. The air
chisel is commonly used for extrication fro autos.

Ability - The capacity to perform a task

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