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S-130 - Basic Wildland Firefighting; Exam Qs &As Origin The area where the fire started. It is also the point from which the fire spreads, depending on the fuels present and the effects of wind and slope. Head The part of a wildland fire with the greatest forward rate of spread (ROS). The head of a fire often burns intensely and may move with alarming speed. Some large fires may have multiple heads. Fingers long, narrow strips of fire that extend from the main body of a fire. They f...

Wildland FFII Exam with Complete Solutions Height requirements Wildland Firefighter II candidates must meet ALL of the following requirements EXCEPT. First Aid, First Responder, and CPR certification What level of emergency medical training is required prior to becoming certified at the Wildland Firefighter II Level? Continuity The fuel characteristic that describes the horizontal and vertical spacing of fuels in an area is known as Radiation When you feel yourself being hit by infrare...

Firefighter Training S-130 (Watch-Outs) Questions and Answers 100% Solved Are you staying true to the foundational principles? Your first priority working in the wildland/urban interface is: - Homes - Wildlife and pets - Safety - Fire Suppression - Safety Identify THREE things you should NOT do when working around a downed power line. - Approach liquids that are pooled near the power line. - Attempt to move the power line. - Stay in your vehicle if the power line is touching it. - L...

Firefighter Online Test Questions and Answers 100% Solved A fire engines carries 30 sections of hose. If you take off 10 sections how many will the engine have left? 20 sections 30 - 10 = 20 A fire engines carries 30 sections of hose. If you take off 28 sections how many will the engine have left? 2 sections 30 - 28 = 2 A fire engines carries 30 sections of hose. If you take off 16 sections how many will the engine have left? 14 sections

Firefighter Training S-130 (Suppression, Communication, and Mop-up)Qs&As Construct a fireline. Remove fuel. Smother with dirt. Remove oxygen. Spray with water. Remove heat. Spray with Class A foam. Remove heat. Short flame lengths. Direct attack method. Smothering. Direct attack method. Long flame lengths. Indirect attack method. Line construction far from the fire edge. Indirect attack method.

Wildland S-130 Exam Qs & As The part of the fire that is burning most intensely is generally called the_______? Head According to the ICS system, if you work as an engine crew member on a small fire, you work directly for ___________?? The Engine boss Fire shirts are fire proof, not fire resistant False T/F The male end should be on the inside of the hose when being rolled. True How many feet are in a chain? 66 feet Tools with loose heads should be? Flagged for removal to indicate necess...

Firefighter Training and Procedures; Questions and Answers 100% Solved Aluminum/Steel Cylinders Checked every 5 years Expansion of Water A gallon expands 1700 times at 212°F Target Hazard Schools Heavy Timber Buildings Factories and Warehouses Smooth Bore Nozzles Operate at 50psi Vertical Ventilation Serves the purpose of cooling thermal column and extinguishing sparks Flathead Axe Serves the purpose of striking and cutting

Firefighter Training S-130 Exam with Correct Answers ICS Incident Command System, a critical communication method Tactical Fieldwork Carried out by the Operations Section in ICS Helispot Manager Reports to the Air Support Group Supervisor in ICS Public Information Officer Responsible for advising the IC on media relations Facility Location Factors Consider environmental impact and proximity to incident Incident Commander Manages event, develops objectives, plans strategies NIMS National...

S - 130 Firefighter Training Unit 1 Test Questions and Answers 100% Solved briefing checklist situation, mission/execution, communication, service/support, risk management, questions or concerns? what can I gain from the briefings? fire behavior and fire weather forecasts what about before and after an action? debriefing: a meeting to question someone After Action Review (AAR) A detailed examination and discussion of the events that occurred during an incident or disaster, from first d...

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NFDN2005 Midterm Review Questions and Answers 100% Solved Principles of G&D 1. Cephalocaudal (Head to toe) 2. Gross to fine (body to extremities) 3. Follows a particular Pattern (Simple -> Complex) Vital signs IN CHILDREN T 35.8-37.5 Pulse varies depending on age - 80-150/min infant - 70-120 toddler - 65-110 preschooler - 60-100 school age 5 - 5-95/min adolescents

Pediatric Nursing Exam with Complete Solutions An 18-Month-Old is discharged from the hospital after having a febrile seizure secondary to exanthem subitum (Roseola). On discharge, the mother asks the nurse if her 6-year-old twins will get sick. Which teaching about the transmission of roseola would be most accurate? 1. The child should be isolated at home until the vesicles have dried. 2. The child does not need to be isolated from the older siblings. 3. Administer acetaminophen to...

Pediatric Nursing Exam with Complete Solutions family apgar score Brief screening tool that is designed to assess satisfaction with family functioning. sensorimotor period In Piaget's theory, the period of cognitive development from birth to about 2 years in which the child has not yet achieved object permanence. Babies learn primarily from their senses and their own actions (cause and effect) and display stranger anxiety. Sense of self is directly related to having needs met. No co...

NFDN 2005 Unit 1; Test Questions and Answers 100% Solved play the "work of childhood" nutritional needs for infants breast or formula no solids until 6 months colic and "spitting up" nutritional needs for toddlers small amounts frequently appetite decreases at age 1 homo milk until age 2 nutritional needs for preschoolers will self-adjust may have food preferences nutritional needs for adolescents iron and calcium are important nutrients important nutrients calcium, iron, phosph...

NFDN 2005 Unit 4 Test Questions and Answers 100% Solved GI differences between children and adults - lower esophageal sphincter muscle tone; not fully developed until 1 month age - stomach capacity increases with age (newborn = 10-20ml, 2-month old = 200ml, adolescents 1500ml - liver relatively large in newborn What vitamin deficiency is seen in children exposed to tobacco smoke vitamin c deficiency; decreases absorption of ascorbic acid How much vitamin D do infants need for the fi...

Pediatric Nursing Exam with Complete Solutions eczema atopic dermatitis is another name for what eczema redness, scaliness, itching, minute papules (firm, elevated, circumscribed <1 cm in diameter) and vesciles (fluid filled) may indicate what impetigo impetigo is a contagious bacterial infection of the skin caused by B-hemolytic streptococci or staphylococci, or both. It occurs most commonly in hot, humid months impetigo this can occur because of poor hygiene; it can be a primary i...

NFDN 2005 Pediatrics Unit 2: 2.3-2. Questions and Answers 100% Solved Side effects of immunizations - fever - fussiness - sore arm/leg - rash - painless lump at injection site Acute Illness - Sudden Onset - Predictable course - Hospitalization= once - Short course - Complete recovery Chronic Illness - Insidious onset - Periods of exacerbation - repeated hospitalizations - child must be adjusted to the hospital - Long term course - Lifelong illness requiring educatio