Emergency Fire Dispatch (EFD)
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Questions and Verified Answers |
100% Correct | Grade A
Question:
One of the Key Questions on Protocol 61 is "How much has spilled/leaked?" If
an EFD is unsure about which alternative word is more appropriate, s/he is
allowed to read this question as "How much has spilled or leaked?"
Answer:
True
Question:
A suspect caller reports that he has planted a bomb at a hospital. The bomb is
set to explode in less than 30 minutes, but the caller will give you no more
information. What is the most appropriate Determinant Code?
Answer:
76-C-1H
,Question:
The purpose of the Pre-Arrival Instructions is to:
Answer:
provide scripted instructions for callers in specific life-threatening situations.
Question:
What is most appropriate Chief Complaint Protocol to use when the caller
reports a vehicle fire that is the result of a motor vehicle collision?
Answer:
77: Motor Vehicle Collision
Question:
An incident involving a person needing rescue and emergency medical
treatment is a fire incident until the person has been rescued.
Answer:
True
, Question:
The caller is trapped in a building fire. You are providing instructions from
Panel 2b on Protocol B: Building Evacuation and Health/Life Safety. The caller
responds that there are no exterior windows (that lead to the outside) in the
room. What is the next PAI you should provide?
Answer:
"Hold your hand against any interior wall that leads to another room."
Question:
In response to Case Entry Question 4, the caller reports that a person is on fire
inside a building. What should you do next?
Answer:
Ask Case Entry Question 4a, initiate the appropriate ECHO response
(including a "P" suffix), provide Case Entry Post-Dispatch Instructions a and
b, and then return to questioning if possible.
Question:
What is the most appropriate Chief Complaint Protocol to use when the caller
reports that hazardous materials have caught fire aboard a cargo ship?
Answer:
64: Marine/Boat Fire
Exam (Latest Update )
Questions and Verified Answers |
100% Correct | Grade A
Question:
One of the Key Questions on Protocol 61 is "How much has spilled/leaked?" If
an EFD is unsure about which alternative word is more appropriate, s/he is
allowed to read this question as "How much has spilled or leaked?"
Answer:
True
Question:
A suspect caller reports that he has planted a bomb at a hospital. The bomb is
set to explode in less than 30 minutes, but the caller will give you no more
information. What is the most appropriate Determinant Code?
Answer:
76-C-1H
,Question:
The purpose of the Pre-Arrival Instructions is to:
Answer:
provide scripted instructions for callers in specific life-threatening situations.
Question:
What is most appropriate Chief Complaint Protocol to use when the caller
reports a vehicle fire that is the result of a motor vehicle collision?
Answer:
77: Motor Vehicle Collision
Question:
An incident involving a person needing rescue and emergency medical
treatment is a fire incident until the person has been rescued.
Answer:
True
, Question:
The caller is trapped in a building fire. You are providing instructions from
Panel 2b on Protocol B: Building Evacuation and Health/Life Safety. The caller
responds that there are no exterior windows (that lead to the outside) in the
room. What is the next PAI you should provide?
Answer:
"Hold your hand against any interior wall that leads to another room."
Question:
In response to Case Entry Question 4, the caller reports that a person is on fire
inside a building. What should you do next?
Answer:
Ask Case Entry Question 4a, initiate the appropriate ECHO response
(including a "P" suffix), provide Case Entry Post-Dispatch Instructions a and
b, and then return to questioning if possible.
Question:
What is the most appropriate Chief Complaint Protocol to use when the caller
reports that hazardous materials have caught fire aboard a cargo ship?
Answer:
64: Marine/Boat Fire
