SFFMA
Section 23
Firefighter Safety / Personal Protective Clothing
Intermediate Level
28. Directions: Read the following statements, then select your answer from alternatives
A-D below.
Statement 1: Firefighters
should use handrails when mounting or dismounting
the
apparatus.
Statement 2: Firefighters
should not use handrails when dismounting an
aerial
apparatus that is close to electrical wires.
Statement 3: Firefighters are allowed to stand inside
an enclosed cab while
the
apparatus is moving.
A. Statement 1 is true; statement 2 is false; statement
3 is true.
B. Statement 1 is false; statement 2 is true; statement
3 is false.
C. Statements 1 and 2 are true; statement 3 is false.
D. Statements 1 and 2 are false; statement 3 is true.
29. If a firefighter must exit an apparatus in contact
with electrical wires, the
firefighter should:
A. exit one foot
at a time.
B. touch the handrail and the
ground simultaneously.
C. slowly touch the ground.
D. jump clear of the apparatus.
30.
If apparatus
sirens and noise levels exceed _______ decibels, firefighters should wear
hearing protection.
a.
30 – 40
b.
50 – 60
c.
70 – 80
d.
90 – 100
31.
Fire apparatus
should have seat belts:
a.
For use on the
way to the emergency
b.
For use on the
way back from the emergency
c.
Large enough to
accommodate firefighters in full gear
d.
Only for those
firefighters not in full gear
32.
The most common
danger that the firefighter experiences occurs:
a.
During Nonfire
emergencies
b.
While riding the
apparatus to and from emergency calls
c.
During training
d.
At emergency
medical calls
33.
Noise levels
above ________ db can cause permanent hearing damage after a short duration
exposure.
a.
10
b.
50
c.
90 or more
d.
25
34.
Which of the
following statements is incorrect?
a.
Slip and fall
injuries happen mostly during the winter
b.
Personnel
accountability is used at all emergency scenes
c.
It is acceptable
practice to use the fire apparatus as a barrier device
d.
Safety zones
should be established at all emergency scenes
35.
Which of the
following statements is incorrect?
a.
Emergency scenes
can be emotional for both victim and responder
b.
Safety zones
should be used at all emergencies
c.
Crowd control is
a low priority
d.
Personnel
accountability systems should be used at all incidents
36.
At emergency
scenes, traffic hazards can be minimized by positioning apparatus:
a.
To the right side
of the road, at all times, in the direction of travel
b.
To the left side
of the road, at all times, in the direction of travel
c.
To provide a
shield or barrier to the scene and rescuers
d.
To the rear of
the law enforcement vehicle(s) already on the scene
37.
All of the
following are scene safety practices except:
a.
Checking for
downed power lines
b.
Dismounting the
apparatus into traffic
c.
Lighting up the
scene for visibility
d.
Managing crowd
control
38.
All of the following
concerning downed power lines are correct except:
a.
Downed power
lines should be considered energized until the power company confirms it is
dead
b.
Secure the area
around the power line and keep the public at a safe distance
c.
Never drive fire
apparatus over a downed power line
d.
It is acceptable
to drive apparatus over a downed line because the rubber in the tires acts as
an insulator
39.
In what type of
occupancy can firefighters be exposed to the greatest fire and life hazards?
a.
Business and
mercantile
b.
Single family
dwellings
c.
Multi-family
occupancies
d.
Multi-story
parking garage
40.
Structural firefighting Personal Protective Equipment is designed to be worn
with what specific piece of equipment?
a.
Rappelling
harness
b.
SCBA
c.
Flotation vest
d.
Chemical splash
suit
41. How much of the body is structural
firefighting Personal Protective Equipment designed to cover?
a.
Every square inch
b.
All but the neck
and ears
c.
All but the ears
d.
All but the
wrists
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