Exam (elaborations)
FIREFIGHTER 1 TEST 1 STUDY GUIDE ALL FIREFIGHTER 1 PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS.
- Course
- Institution
FIREFIGHTER 1 TEST 1 STUFY GUIDE ALL FIREFIGHTER 1 PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS.
[Show more]
Seller
Follow
Hosmerit
Reviews received
Content preview
FIREFIGHTER 1 TEST 1 STUFY GUIDE || ALL FIREFIGHTER1 PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS.
NFPA 1001 is the:
• Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications.
• Standard for Industrial Fire Brigades.
• Standard for Fire Department Occupational Safety and Health Programs.
• Standard for Blood Borne Pathogen Training. - A
One of the primary functions of the truck/ladder company is:
• performing forcible entry to the fire building.
• directing traffic at the scene.
• laying supply lines for engine companies.
• fire attack. - A
OSHA may establish regulations governing fire department activities such as:
• work hours.
• anti-discrimination laws.
• the level of experience required to hold a chief's
office. D. health and safety. - D
In the Incident Command System (ICS), the functional area responsible for all incident
activities, including the development and implementation of strategic decisions is:
• Planning.
• Operations.
• Logistics.
• Command. - D
What normal body cooling mechanism is lost when wearing PPE?
• Radiation from the head
• Radiation from the body
• Internal cooling from
ingestionD. Evaporation of
perspiration - D
What is one aspect of high-rise fires that is especially draining of energy?
• Walking up many flights of stairs in PPE
• Taking the elevator up only to the floor below the fire
• The inevitable compromise of the HVAC system
• Establishing staging sometimes many floors below the fire floor - A
A permits fire fighters to gain access during an emergency.
• lockout
• tagout
• Baker box
• key box/lock box - D
,The is tied as illustrated below:
• bowline
• becket / sheet bend
• clove hitch
• figure eight - D
In kernmantle rope, the kern or core of the rope accounts for approximately of its
strength.
• 50 percent
• 90 percent
• C. 75 percent
D. 25 percent - C
The is tied as illustrated in the drawing below:
• bowline
• half hitch
• C. clove hitch
D. figure-eight - C
The combination of knots recommended to hoist a pike pole includes:
• becket/sheet bend with a bight.
• several half hitches.
• bowline and half hitches.
• a clove hitch and half hitches. - D
The order of rank and authority in the fire service describes:
• chain of command.
• discipline.
• span of control.
• unity of command. - A
The street, or address side of the structure is termed:
• Division A.
• Division B.
• Division C.
• Division D. - A
The ratio of the mass of a given volume of liquid compared with the mass of an equal volume
ofwater at the same temperature is:
• specific gravity.
• vapor density.
• flash point.
• surface to mass ratio. - A
,Life-safety rope should be stored
in: A. coils or in rope bags.
• a large bundle.
• moisture-proof cases.
• coiled in mesh bags. - A
Toxic atmospheres due to smoke and heat are called:
• fire fighter hazardous environments.
• immediately dangerous to life and health.
• carcinogenic hazard areas.
• exclusionary zones. - B
Which of the following has the highest priority for a radio transmission?
• Notification from dispatch of road closures
• Emergency traffic from a unit working at a fire or rescue
• Vital signs of a patient being transported by fire department ambulance
• Transmission of local forest fire danger notice - B
The telecommunicator's first responsibility is to:
• obtain the information that is required to dispatch the appropriate units to the correct
location.
• reassure the caller that help will be forthcoming shortly and that his/her problem can be
dealt with.
• provide the caller with real-time, emergency instructions such as how to perform CPR.
• ascertain the exact type of event that the caller is reporting. - A
Before transmitting any information over the fire department radio, a firefighter should:
• press the key two or three times to signal the intent to transmit.
• key the microphone and then clear his/her throat to be sure his/her voice will be clear.
• turn up the volume control if his/her voice is naturally
soft. D. listen to be sure the channel is not being used. - D
When using positive pressure SCBA, a poor seal between the face piece and the fire
fighter's face is:
A. not dangerous, because the positive pressure will keep toxic gases out of the face
piece. B. dangerous, because it is depleting the air supply more quickly.
C. not possible, because the positive pressure will seal the face piece to the face.
D. the main cause of deaths on the fireground. - B
The bypass valve on a self-contained breathing apparatus is used:
• during hazardous materials incidents.
• in emergency situations involving a malfunctioning regulator.
• to clear the mask of unwanted condensation.
• to cool the face piece when high heat is encountered. - B
The first noticeable signs of oxygen deficiency are:
, • profuse sweating and ringing in the cars.
• dizziness, impaired vision, and giddiness.
• increased respiratory rate and impaired muscular coordination.
• headache and rapid fatigue. - C
Four hazardous atmospheres that fire fighters are likely to encounter at a fire
are:A. super-heated air, toxic gases, oxygen deficiency, and smoke.
• toxic gases, hyperventilation, oxygen deficiency, and heat.
• heat, light, smoke, and chemical chain reaction.
• carbon monoxide, ammonia, water, and hydrogen sulfide. - A
Trapped fire fighters awaiting rescue will use less air if they:
• partially close the cylinder valve.
• open the bypass valve.
• struggle to get free.
• control their breathing. - D
The primary function of the bypass valve on SCBA is:
A. to enable the wearer to breathe more
oxygen. B. for use if the regulator fails.
C. to help control excessive heat in the face piece.
D. to facilitate removal of condensation from the lens of the face piece. - B
The proper position of the bypass valve on positive-pressure SCBA under normal conditions is:
• fully open.
• cracked open.
• fully dosed.
• open three full turns. - C
Hypoxia is:
• low blood sugar.
• low blood pressure.
• a deficiency of oxygen.
• a lowering of the body's core temperature. - C
Inhaled toxic gases can directly cause:
• disease of the lung tissue.
• muscle cramps in the lower extremities.
• blurred vision, leading to blindness.
• amnesia. - A
Which of the following statements regarding the two SCBA types in fire service use is
incorrect?
• In an open-circuit SCBA, exhaled air is vented to the outside atmosphere.
The benefits of buying summaries with Stuvia:
Guaranteed quality through customer reviews
Stuvia customers have reviewed more than 700,000 summaries. This how you know that you are buying the best documents.
Quick and easy check-out
You can quickly pay through credit card or Stuvia-credit for the summaries. There is no membership needed.
Focus on what matters
Your fellow students write the study notes themselves, which is why the documents are always reliable and up-to-date. This ensures you quickly get to the core!
Frequently asked questions
What do I get when I buy this document?
You get a PDF, available immediately after your purchase. The purchased document is accessible anytime, anywhere and indefinitely through your profile.
Satisfaction guarantee: how does it work?
Our satisfaction guarantee ensures that you always find a study document that suits you well. You fill out a form, and our customer service team takes care of the rest.
Who am I buying these notes from?
Stuvia is a marketplace, so you are not buying this document from us, but from seller Hosmerit. Stuvia facilitates payment to the seller.
Will I be stuck with a subscription?
No, you only buy these notes for $12.99. You're not tied to anything after your purchase.
Can Stuvia be trusted?
4.6 stars on Google & Trustpilot (+1000 reviews)
79400 documents were sold in the last 30 days
Founded in 2010, the go-to place to buy study notes for 14 years now