Primary Search Operations

Which term refers to the order given to emergency responders to escape a hazard area immediately, dropping tools, equipment, and abandoning hose line?

What does the term 'ALS' stand for in the context of emergency medical care?

What does the term 'All Clear' indicate in incident management?

Which zone is the incident's outermost and safest control zone?

What is the term used to indicate the presence of a dedicated Incident Commander who is in position to manage strategy, resources, and risk from a stationary and formal Command Post?

What is the tactical assignment of removing civilian occupants from a current and/or potential hazard area?

What is the term used by the Incident Commander to clear the air of radio traffic so that critical emergency communications can be transmitted?

Which of the following best describes the role of an Area Command in emergency management?

What does it mean when a resource is assigned to an incident?

What is the purpose of the Buddy System in firefighting?

What is the Chain of Command in emergency management?

Which type of search is not considered a comprehensive complete search due to hazard conditions, limited visibility, heat, exposure to hazardous materials, etc.?

What is the purpose of a Primary Search?

What does a search team report to their supervisor after completing a Primary Search without finding any victims?

What is the purpose of a Rapid Intervention Team (RIT)?

Which of the following best describes the purpose of an Emergency Roll Call for PAR?

What is the definition of Salvage?

What does the term 'Span of Control' refer to?

Which of the following is the definition of Initial Stage?

What does IDLH stand for?

What is the purpose of the Initial Size-Up Report?

What is the definition of a Mass Casualty Incident?

Which agency is responsible for managing the Federal government's medical response to major emergencies and disasters?

What is the name of the ICS position assigned for large-scale incidents when the medical aspect of the incident is of sufficient size and/or complexity to create an unmanageable span-of-control under IMS guidelines?

What is the process of ensuring that the location, status, and welfare of each team member operating within the incident scene is monitored?

What are the three channels of the UHF radio system used to communicate medical information between pre-hospital personnel and/or the Base Station or Receiving Facility?