Ch 11 pg 285-290

Firefighter deaths have dropped from a high of 140 per year in the 1970s to around ______ per year in 1990s, to __ in 2017

According to NFPA total of ___ firefighters died while operating inside structure fires during a 18 year period from 2000 to 2017. Excluding the 343 from 911

___ died from being caught or trapped and subsequent died from injuries or exposure to products of combustion.

___ deaths were the result of asphyxiation and or smoke inhalation. ___ burned to death and ___ were crushed or died from internal injuries. ___ died of heart attack or stoke.

Your department can take the following __ step’s to immediately help reduce the rates of FF injury and mortality

Certain occupancies like buildings with ________ roofs pose significant collapse risks.

The greatest fire related loss of civilian life occurs in ___ and ___ family dwellings.

Fires in cellars, attics, and ________ areas present create great difficulties and dangers to FFs

The following __ question ff survival survey is an info gathering thought process designed to focus FFs attention

The occupancy itself can tell us about other dangers, such as hazardous chemicals in an ______ shop or a ______ supply business.

Among the items to be taught in emergency situations are _____ profile maneuver.

Every firefighter must survey the building for casement windows, security gates, and ______ before entering.

Identifying potential ______ such as collapse or backdraft is crucial for situational awareness.

The ______ maneuver helps firefighters wearing SCBA to squeeze through narrow spaces.

Before attempting the emergency escape, transmit a ______ message to alert other members.

Changing cylinder may be useful in ____ of ships, _____, subcellars, some high rises and windowless buildings.

Removing SCBA from your back will usually only be needed when ____ a wall for escape, since this should allow you to pass through the ___ in space between the studs to escape to another room.

The most common use for the reduced profile maneuver is to get through the space between a building and a ______ stairway.

The emergency escape maneuver may be needed when you are caught on hanging wires, _____, or other entanglements

What is the first action a firefighter should take if cut off by extending fire?

In the absence of a ladder, what is a recommended method for emergency evacuation?

Insert one arm between the ___ and ___ rungs and grab the second rung ___ up with one hand. With the other hand, grab the third rung from the top, palm down then roll out of the window

The most common method of forcible exit is to break a _____

Drive the tool all the way through the wall about __ ft above the floor, this is to check for obstructions or fire on the other side. Then drive the tool down into the wall about __ ft of the floor. Stick the tool down into the hole and pull outward

______ three rules of survival are never put yourself in a postion where you are depending on someone else to come and get you, always know where your escape route is, always know where your second escape route is

You must consider the height of the ceilings in ______ buildings. High ceilings may hinder FFs from recognizing potential flashover

The most common use for the reduced profile is to get between the space of a building and a _______ stairway

The ________ maneuver may be needed when you find yourself caught on hanging wires, bed springs and other entanglements