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What are the qualifications for certification Firefighter to complete the course state practical and written exam What are the two NFPA standards 1002 and 1451 What are the goals To present training competency and testing for new drivers. Also to prevent crashes and injuries What percent of firefighters were killed responding and returning from incidents 25% What percent of accidents are related to driver error 53% What ranking is the leading cause of deat...

On a limited access highway when your apparatus is not being used where should it be parked? They assume their vital blocking position of the emergency scene and set up so their apparatus and its warning devices make approaching vehicles aware of the emergency scene ahead. Which apparatus has the highest priority for position at a working fire? Truck or Rescue Company Most accidents in the apparatus are caused by the operator doing what? Misunderstanding the capabilities of the...

FFII Completion of FSVO course State Practical/Written Exam What are the FSVO Certification qualifications? NFPA 1451 Which NFPA Standard does this quote follow: "The safe arrival of the apparatus at the scene of an emergency is the first priority" NFPA 1002 NFPA 1451 What are the two NFPA standards used for FSVO? NFPA 1002 Standard for Fire Apparatus Driver/Operator Professional Qualifications NFPA 1451 Standard for a Fire and Emergency Service Vehicle O...

Whenever the driver/operator is faced with approaching an unguarded railroad crossing, he or she should: come to a complete stop The distance that a fire apparatus travels from the time that the brakes are activated until the apparatus makes a complete stop is known as the __________ distance braking What is in the apparatus maintenance records? The date and description of all maintenance work, repairs, and other inspections performed on the vehicle. When preforming a vol...

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Stopping distance The distance it takes for you to recognize the hazard, process the need to stop, apply the brakes, and come to a complete stop. Reaction distance The distance the fire apparatus ravels after you recognize the hazard, remove your foot from the accelerator, and apply the brakes. Braking distance The distance the fire apparatus travels from the time that the brakes are activated until the fire apparatus makes a complete stop. Ungaurded railroad crossing Co...

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The purpose of using a spotter is to the driver by observing cross traffic the as the area in the blind spot horizontal and vertical openings, the operator must know: To effectively judge the ability of a vehicle to pass through areas of restricted vehicle dimensions. Which driving skill would not require using a spotter? Diminishing clearance The distance a vehicle travels from the point where you begin recognizing the hazard until the apparatus comes to a complete stop ...

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Cross-connection controls include air gaps, backflow preventers, vacuum breakers and a. gate valves b. indirect waste piping c. air vents d. water meters b. indirect waste piping A BSC national performance standard has been developed by a. NSF b. NSC c. NIH d. ABSA a. NSF Biological safety cabinets should be performance tested every a. 1 year b. 1 month c. 2 years d. 10 years a. 1 year The ASHRAE recommended minimal thermal standard for dwellings is ______ deg...

WHAT IS ACADEMIC INTEGRITY? A commitment, even in the face of adversity, to five fundamental values. From these values flow principles of behavior that enable academic communities to translate ideals into action. Environmental Health Types of careers - Safety Professional (Safety Engineers) - Industrial Hygienist - Registered Environmental Health Specialist (REHS) Safety Professional Duties Accident and injury prevention Emphasis in training, motivation, behavior modificatio...

While doing research, what are good, credible sources to base your findings on? What are typically reliable URL's? ● NIH ● CDC ● NCBI ● WHO ● Google Scholar ● MedLine ● PubMed ● URL: .org, .gov, .ncbi, .nih What is the only birth control 100% effective? ABSITENENCE What are some factors that could lead to a premature death? ● Not getting the proper nutrition ● Smoking/Drinking ● Sedentary Lifestyle *NOT genetics What are the 8 dimensions ...

Environmental health the study and management of environmental conditions that affect the health and well-being of humans Environmental hazards factors or conditions in the environment that increase the risk of human injury, disease, or death Air pollution contamination of the air that interferes with the comfort, safety, and health of living organisms Primary pollutant air pollutant emanating directly from transportation, power and industrial plants, and refineries Secon...

contemporary issues in communicable disease control outbreak of childhood vaccine-preventable disease, failure to implement recommended vaccines, drug resistant infections and diseases, social stigma-under-reporting/ social hostility outbreak of childhood vaccine-preventable diseases include measles in high school/colleges, mumps due to vaccine failure over time, pertussis due to under vaccinated pops failure to implement recommended vaccinations include pneumococcal and influen...

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Which is not one of the core functions of Environmental Public Health? a. assurance b. coordination c. assessment d. policy development Assurance Monitoring environmental and health status to identify and solve community environmental health problems is one of the: a. core competencies of environmental public health b. ten essential services of environmental public health c. revitalization strategies of environmental public health d. none of the above Ten essential services of e...

Trickling filter basics Attached to biological slime layer to reduce BOD -Considered "secondary" treatment -Uses nitrification Waste generation Materials recovered and discards The energy of ionizing radiation is measured in ___? Electron volts (eV) mm/Hg measures ___? Vapor pressure Listeriosis is commonly associated with? Contaminated food Best way to remove algae growth Remove phosphorus The BEST sanitary landfill method for a location with ...

What is the most common cause of bacterial meningitis in children under 5 years of age? Haemophilus influenzae How is "giardiasis" usually transmitted to others? Person-to-person transfer of cysts from the feces of the infected individual Which of the following duties of state and local health agencies is intended to ensure that the public's health and welfare are protected? Regulatory responsibilities Which of the following is a measure of the amount of light scattere...