Emergency Fire Dispatch (EFD)
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Questions with Answers | Grade A |
100% Correct (Verified Answers)
Question:
When using Protocol 79: Lost Person, a person with a COMPLICATING
MEDICAL CONDITION is considered:
Answer:
equivalent to a sick or injured person.
Question:
An effective quality improvement program includes random case review,
private individual feedback, shared shift/agency feedback, and:
Answer:
continuing dispatch education (CDE).
,Question:
When speaking with callers, EFDs should avoid using jargon, acronyms,
slang, or codes.
Answer:
true
Question:
When using the FPDS, actual response assignments and emergency modes
(lights-and-siren vs. no lights-and-siren) are predetermined by:
Answer:
local Fire & Emergency Services Administration.
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:
The caller reports that two elevator maintenance workers are trapped under
an elevator car and they are both injured. What is the most appropriate
Determinant Code?
Answer:
56-D-2
Question:
The caller reports that a chemical storage tank is on fire outside. What is the
best Chief Complaint Protocol?
Answer:
80: Outside Tank Fire
Question:
The caller reports that a car is on fire. Key Questioning finds:
the vehicle is inside a freestanding PARKING GARAGE
the car is a two-door coupe
the fire is not threatening anything
one person is injured
What is the most appropriate Determinant Code?
Answer:
71-C-2X
Exam (Latest Update )
Questions with Answers | Grade A |
100% Correct (Verified Answers)
Question:
When using Protocol 79: Lost Person, a person with a COMPLICATING
MEDICAL CONDITION is considered:
Answer:
equivalent to a sick or injured person.
Question:
An effective quality improvement program includes random case review,
private individual feedback, shared shift/agency feedback, and:
Answer:
continuing dispatch education (CDE).
,Question:
When speaking with callers, EFDs should avoid using jargon, acronyms,
slang, or codes.
Answer:
true
Question:
When using the FPDS, actual response assignments and emergency modes
(lights-and-siren vs. no lights-and-siren) are predetermined by:
Answer:
local Fire & Emergency Services Administration.
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:
The caller reports that two elevator maintenance workers are trapped under
an elevator car and they are both injured. What is the most appropriate
Determinant Code?
Answer:
56-D-2
Question:
The caller reports that a chemical storage tank is on fire outside. What is the
best Chief Complaint Protocol?
Answer:
80: Outside Tank Fire
Question:
The caller reports that a car is on fire. Key Questioning finds:
the vehicle is inside a freestanding PARKING GARAGE
the car is a two-door coupe
the fire is not threatening anything
one person is injured
What is the most appropriate Determinant Code?
Answer:
71-C-2X
