Do you want to build a fire?
The SVC's of Firefighting
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It's on a need-to-know basis, and I need to know
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100
The "O" of the fire Triangle.
What is Oxygen.
100
An area that has limited or restricted means of entry or exit.
What is a confined space.
100
You're teaching a class on how to properly use fire extinguishers. This would be utilized on what type of fire? 
What is an electrical fire.
100
CPR Ratio of chest compressions to breaths.
What is 30:2
100
What information is denoted on a vehicle hazardous material placard?
200
The "H" of the fire triangle.
What is Heat.
200
The process in which hot smoke and gases are removed from inside a structure, either by natural convection or forced, and either through existing openings or new ones provided by firefighters at appropriate locations.
What is ventilation.
200
Late stage in fire-suppression process during which the burned area is carefully examined for remaining sources of heat that may re-kindle the fire. Often coincides with salvage operations to prevent further loss to structure or its contents, as well as fire-cause determination and preservation of evidence
What is overhaul.
200
What are the ABC's of first aid?
Airway, Breathing, Circulation
200
A fire fighter is fighting a house fire, he becomes trapped and is unable to move. How long will it be before his PASS system begins to send out an audible alarm?
30 Seconds
300
The "F" of the fire triangle.
What is fuel.
300
Apparatus which you have your oxygen tank and mask, keeps you from breathing in smoke or hazardous gases.
What is SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus ).
300
A team of firefighters who act as standby rescuers on a fire scene. Their duties involve monitoring the situation and aiding in firefighter and civilian rescue if necessary.
What is a RIT (rapid intervention team) team.
300
A guidebook intended for use by first responders during the initial phase of a transportation incident involving hazardous materials/dangerous goods
What is the ERG (Emergency Response Guidebook).
300
Prevents the vehicle from rolling backwards or forward.
What is cribbing.
400
The near-simultaneous ignition of most of the directly exposed combustible material in an enclosed area.
What is flashover.
400
Initial evaluation of an incident, in particular a determination of immediate hazards to responders, other lives and property, and what additional resources may be needed.
What is size up.
400
You have a fire extinguisher with this label, what is it designed to extinguish? 
What are Kitchen/Cooking Fires.
400
You are part of an interior attack team at a structure fire. You get lost inside and don't know what direction to go to escape. You find the charged hose line and follow it until you find a knuckle. This is the direction of the hose that leads you back to the pumper (or the exit of the building).
What is smooth bump bump to the pump.
400
You come across a person with an object impaled through an extremity. They tell you to pull it out. What should you do?
Don’t remove object Place bulky dressings around the object to support object in place. Use a roller bandage to secure the dressing in place.
500
THE MOST COMMON OF THE HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES CONTAINED IN SMOKE THAT IS A PRODUCT OF COMBUSTION
What is Carbon Monoxide.
500
Steps taken at or near an emergency scene to reduce hazards and prevent further injuries to workers, victims or bystanders.
What is scene safety.
500
An explosion caused by the rupture of a vessel containing a pressurized liquid that is or has reached a temperature sufficiently higher than its boiling point at atmospheric pressure.
What is a BLEVE (boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion).
500
The term reserved for use over the radio to signal distress or danger and call for help. When used, it signifies a life-threatening emergency to the recipient of the call.
What is a mayday call.
500
When it comes to scene safety, this person's safety should be your first concern.
What is your own safety.