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Fire Behavior
Wildland Fires
Forcible Entry
Rescue
100

Transfer of heat through direct contact

What is Conduction?

100

Oxygen, fuel, heat, and a self-sustained chemical reaction.

What are the components of the fire tetrahedron?

100

The area where the fire started.

What is the origin?

100

A Halligan tool and flathead axe

What are the irons?

100

A rapid, thorough search done to locate victims as soon as possible.

What is a primary search?

200

Created from a salvage cover placed on the floor to hold small amounts of water.

What is a catch-all?

200

An explosive ignition that can occur when air allowed to mix with hot, unburned fire gases.

What is backdraft?

200

The part of the fire that spreads most rapidly and does the most damage.

What is the head?

200

Statement made to a second firefighter during forcible entry meaning to hit until told to stop.

What is drive?

200

Immediately activate the PASS device.

What should a firefighter do when they become trapped or injured?

300

The pathway of responsibility from the highest level of the department to the lowest.

What is chain of command?

300

The tendency of gases to form into layers according to temperature.

What is thermal layering?

300

Fuels that include roots, peat, and other materials that lie under the ground surface.

What are subsurface fuels?

300

A manual tool that takes two to four firefighters to breach a brick or concrete wall.

What is battering ram?

300

Providing additional support to key places between a vehicle and the ground to prevent further movement.

What is stabilization?

400

A self-sustaining chemical reaction yielding energy or products that cause further reactions of the same kind.

What is combustion?

400

Extinguishment of fire through cooling with water.

What is temperature reduction?

400
The attack method where flames at or close to the edge are fought.

What is a direct attack?

400

Get a forcible entry tool into the space between the door and the doorjamb, open the space and allow the lock bolt to slip from its keeper.

How do you open a swinging door?
400

Using a spring-loaded center punch or striking with a sharp point at the lower corner.

How do you remove tempered glass from car windows?

500

The most common of the hazardous substances contained in smoke that is a product of combustion.

What is Carbon Monoxide (CO)?

500

The classification of fires involving energized electrical equipment.

What is a Class C Fire?
500
The method of constructing line away from the fire by removing unburned fuel.

What is an indirect attack?

500

Use wire cutters and cut close to the posts.

How do you gain entry through a wire fence?
500

A method of automobile construction used for most modern cars in which the frame and body of a vehicle is all one integral unit.

What is unibody construction?

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