Technical Rescue I Rope Rescue test with Verified Solutions 2024/2025

Technical Rescue I Rope Rescue test with Verified Solutions 2024 NFPA ____ is the Standard for Technical Rescuer Professional Qualification - Answer -NFPA 1006 NFPA _____ is the Standard on Operations and Training for Technical Search and Rescue Incidents - Answer -NFPA 1670 NFPA _____, Standard on Life Safety Rope and Equipment for Emergency Services defines testing requirements, labeling directions, and certification procedures for rope rescue requirements - Answer - NFPA 1983 Breaking strength is known as ______ strength - Answer -Tensile The most common type of rope used in rope rescue is ________ - Answer -Kernmantle The ______ is the inner core of the rope, the strongest portion, and is usually __ percent of the tensile strength - Answer -Kern, 75% The _______, which protects the kern, and makes up the rest of rope strength - Answer -Mantle Kernmantle rope can be either ______ or _______ - Answer -Static or Dynamic _____ rope absorbs shock forces faster than _____ rope - Answer -Static, dynamic Some dynamic ropes can stretch up to __ percent before breaking - Answer -60 percent Dynamic rope is used where fall factors are over .__ are expected - Answer -.25 NFPA _____ defines life safety rope as "rope dedicated to support people during rescue, fire fighting, other emergency operations, and during training." - Answer -NFPA 1983 One k/N=___.__ lbs - Answer -224.8 lbs NFPA 1983 defines a one person load as _.__ k/N - Answer -1.33 k/N NFPA 1983 defines a two person load as _.__ k/N - Answer -2.67 k/N _____ _____ rope is used for a one-person load - Answer -Light use The minimum breaking strength for light use rope is __ k/N, and it must have a diameter between _._ mm and __._ mm - Answer -20 k/N,9.5mm(3/8") and 12.5mm(1/2")_______ _____ rope is designed for use with a two-person load or more are anticipated - Answer - General use The minimum breaking strength of general use rope is __ k/N, and it must have a diameter between __mm and __mm - Answer -40 k/N, 11mm(1/2") and 16mm(3/4") ______ rope is a single purpose, one-time use rope - Answer -Escape The minimum breaking strength of an escape rope is __._ k/N, and must have a diameter between _._mm and _._mm - Answer -13.5 k/N, 7.5mm(5/16") and 9.5mm(3/8") Once escape rope is used once, it must be _______ - Answer -Destroyed ______ _______ is a small diameter rope that ranges from 3mm to 9mm - Answer -Accessory cord The breaking strength of accessory cord ranges from _k/N to __k/N - Answer -9 k/N to 16 k/N Accessory cord is classified as _______ _______ in NFPA 1983 - Answer -Auxiliary equipment Ropes should be stored according to the __________ recommendation - Answer -Manufacturer's Rope should be ________ in a bag, not coiled - Answer -Stuffed A ______-_______ washing machine is the easiest way to clean rope - Answer -Front-loading Wet rope should be _____ dried in a cool, shady place - Answer -Air All rope should be inspected ______ and _______ each use according to manufacturer's recommendation - Answer -Before and after Ropes are generally retired if over ____ the outer sheath yarns are broken, if the rope was severely ______ _______, it has soft, mushy parts, or ______ _______ is present - Answer -Half, shock-loaded, sheath penetration NFPA ______ requires a record be kept documenting the use of each life safety rope - Answer -NFPA 1500 ________ is the damaging wear on a rope caused by rubbing - Answer -Abrasion Abrasions can cause life safety rope to _____ in rescue situations - Answer -Fail ______ _______ are considered the best protection for moving rope - Answer -Edge rollers Some examples of improvised edge padding are ______ ______, _____ _____, and sections of _____ _____ - Answer -Bunker gear, rope bags, and fire hose Auxiliary equipment includes items known as _______ and _______ - Answer -Hardware and software