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Terms in this set (350)
Positive Pressure ventilation is: B. blowing air in
A. Pulling smoke out
B. blowing air in
C. removing oxygen
D. increasing thermal layering
What does the observation of a steel beam bending B. Imminent failure
under fire suggest?
A. nothing, this is normal and it will bend back when it
cools
B. Imminent failure
C. Imminent ignition
D. Underway release of toxic ferrous oxalate
Water pressure is commonly measured in: D. Pounds per square inch ( PSI )
A. pounds per square foot ( PSF )
B. Pounds per cubic foot ( PCF )
C. Gallons per minute ( GPM )
D. Pounds per square inch ( PSI )
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The typical length of a single section of 1-3/4 inch C. 50 Ft
attack line is:
A. 10 Ft
B. 25 Ft
C. 50 Ft
D. 75 Ft
A firefighter is susceptible to poisoning or irritation C. Inhalation
from carbon monoxide through:
A. Ingestion
B. Absorption
C. Inhalation
D. Injection
The end of the rope that is used to tie a knot is called D. Working End
the:
A. Running end
B. Standing part
C. Safety end
D. Working end
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When the colder of two bodies in contact absorbs B. Heat Transfer
heat until both objects are the same temperature,
__________ has taken place.
A. specific heat equalization
B. Heat Transfer
C. Latent heat vaporization
D. Osmosis Transfer
What extinguishing agents are being replaced A. Halons or halogenated hydrocarbons
because they have been banned for destroying the
earths ozone layer?
A. Halons or halogenated hydrocarbons
B. Carbon dioxide
C. Aqueous Film-Forming foam
D. Dry chemicals
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Terms in this set (350)
Positive Pressure ventilation is: B. blowing air in
A. Pulling smoke out
B. blowing air in
C. removing oxygen
D. increasing thermal layering
What does the observation of a steel beam bending B. Imminent failure
under fire suggest?
A. nothing, this is normal and it will bend back when it
cools
B. Imminent failure
C. Imminent ignition
D. Underway release of toxic ferrous oxalate
Water pressure is commonly measured in: D. Pounds per square inch ( PSI )
A. pounds per square foot ( PSF )
B. Pounds per cubic foot ( PCF )
C. Gallons per minute ( GPM )
D. Pounds per square inch ( PSI )
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,Fire Fighter 1 Study Guide (Jones and Bartlett).pdf Fire Fighter 1 Study Guide (Jones and Bartlett).pdf Fire Fighter 1 Study Guide (Jones and Bartlett)
The typical length of a single section of 1-3/4 inch C. 50 Ft
attack line is:
A. 10 Ft
B. 25 Ft
C. 50 Ft
D. 75 Ft
A firefighter is susceptible to poisoning or irritation C. Inhalation
from carbon monoxide through:
A. Ingestion
B. Absorption
C. Inhalation
D. Injection
The end of the rope that is used to tie a knot is called D. Working End
the:
A. Running end
B. Standing part
C. Safety end
D. Working end
Fire Fighter 1 Study Guide (Jones and Bartlett).pdf Fire Fighter 1 Study Guide (Jones and Bartlett).pdf Fire Fighter 1 Study Guide (Jones and Bartlett)
, Fire Fighter 1 Study Guide (Jones and Bartlett).pdf Fire Fighter 1 Study Guide (Jones and Bartlett).pdf Fire Fighter 1 Study Guide (Jones and Bartlett)
When the colder of two bodies in contact absorbs B. Heat Transfer
heat until both objects are the same temperature,
__________ has taken place.
A. specific heat equalization
B. Heat Transfer
C. Latent heat vaporization
D. Osmosis Transfer
What extinguishing agents are being replaced A. Halons or halogenated hydrocarbons
because they have been banned for destroying the
earths ozone layer?
A. Halons or halogenated hydrocarbons
B. Carbon dioxide
C. Aqueous Film-Forming foam
D. Dry chemicals
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