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"Know your stuff"
200

Ordinary combustibles (wood, paper, grass, etc) are considered this class of fire.

Class A

200

A majority of firefighter deaths are caused by______.

Cardiac/ Stroke Complications

200

What is the normal concentration of oxygen in ambient air?

21%

200

What class of fire is most commonly fought by using water only, to suppress the flames?

Class A

200

There are _____ standard use SCBA packs on Engine 33.

6

400

Class ABC fire extinguishers are the most common extinguisher. Flammable liquids or gas are classified as this class.

Class B

400

What is the primary indicator of the point of origin in a structure fire?

Burn pattern on the wall

400

____ is the removal of super-heated toxic gases and smoke by allowing it to take its natural traveling path.

Vertical Ventilation

400

Oxygen, Heat, Fuel and Chemical Reaction make up this.

Fire Tetrahedron

400

There are _____ spare oxygen bottles on Engine 33.

7

600

IDLH is short for...

Immediately Dangerous to Life & Health

600

____ is described as the total amount of combustible material in a confined space.

Fuel Load or Fire Load

600

A fire cannot be considered fully extinguished until _____ is complete.

Overhaul

600

This is when a fire has burned out most of the oxygen in a space and then oxygen is explosively reintroduced.

Backdraft

600

This must be done when driving with lights and sirens when approaching an intersection.

Clear/Clearing

800

______ is a pressure surge or wave caused when a fluid in motion is forced to stop and change direction suddenly?

Water Hammer

800

Defensive firefighting operations are conducted from which locations?

Exterior

800

This is the "rapid" search of an area to find viable victims during an emergency scene

Primary Search

800

Firefighters are not permitted to enter a dangerous location alone. This term is commonly used to describe the protocol for such situations.

Two-in, Two-out

800
These tools and/or equipment are located in the small compartment between officer's door and rear passenger door.

Gas Detector & AED

1000

A fire that uses electrical components and/or energized equipment as its fuel source is described as what class of fire?

Class C

1000

Which gas is most commonly produced by residential or commercial fires?

Hydrogen Cyanide

1000

What does it mean if a firefighter advises that the fire hose is charged?

The hose id pressurized and ready for use.

1000

NFPA is the abbreviation for...

National Fire Protection Association

1000

This is the gallonage of Engine 33

750

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