Trench and Vehicle Rescue Operations

What should be eliminated when assisting with trench rescue?

What should be done if the ignition is not accessible in non-electric vehicles?

Which glass is designed to spread small fracture lines throughout the plate when struck?

Which type of collapse has a good chance of habitable voids but is most vulnerable to secondary collapse?

When responding to an elevator entrapment rescue, what is important to remember?

What may be involved in stabilizing a rescue incident?

What is a guideline when using a winch?

Which type of water or ice rescue is extremely dangerous because of powerful undercurrents?

What is the most effective tool for removing doubly laminated glass?

In what type of rescue may a Fire Fighter II set up and monitor the supplied air respirator system?

Which vehicle frame has the vehicle's stress-bearing elements and sheet metal body parts built as one unit?

Which rescue tool is used to create an anchor point above an opening?

Which tools have a square drive to attach a socket and are ideal for disassembling machinery?

What is used to stabilize a vehicle that is on its roof or side by creating a stabilizing triangle?

What is the purpose of a tensioned buttress system?

What is a primary hazard of cutting the steering wheel ring?

Which rescue saw is typically gasoline powered and has different blades for cutting various materials?

Manual stop switches on escalators are generally located where?

Firefighters should never attempt to perform rescue tasks for which they are not what?

The controlled opening near the Command Post is monitored by whom?

For which type of rescue are rescuers likely to require outside expertise?

At a vehicle rescue incident, if firefighters are not engaged in fire suppression or extrication, they should wear what?

Which rescue tool is typically used when objects must be pushed farther than the maximum opening distance of hydraulic spreaders?

Which vehicle frame is used on larger automobiles and trucks?

Which rescue tool can be used for stabilization in conjunction with cribbing?

Why should brightly colored cables never be touched, cut, or opened on electric vehicles?

Which rescue saw is quiet, highly portable, and easy to handle?

What should be continually evaluated for size-up?

Which type of collapse occurs when the floor and/or roof assemblies on both sides of a load-bearing center wall collapse?

Which power source can be provided by rechargeable batteries or portable generators?

What is the first step of an extrication operation?

For which type of rescue would the Fire Fighter II monitor communication channels and assist victims?

What should be done when responding to any situation involving electricity?

What is an item the crew member assessing the immediate area would identify?

Which is a guideline when stacking pneumatic lifting devices?

Only personnel directly involved in resolving the emergency are allowed within which area?

Vehicle components made with _____ can cause high heat fires at a vehicle incident.

Which passenger safety system includes pretensioners that present a significant ignition hazard?

From an extrication standpoint, every vehicle can be considered to have how many sides?

Access is limited to personnel directly supporting work performed at the site of the actual emergency in the:

How are vehicle door and roof posts normally identified?

Which task must the Fire Fighter II know to assist in technical rescue incidents?

Which victims should receive the highest priority for extrication?

Removing the doors and roof from a unibody construction vehicle can seriously compromise what?

Which type of rescue has limited means of entry and is not designed for continuous occupancy?

A Nader bolt and a U-bolt are two types of what found on vehicles?

Which vehicle component consists of body material that surrounds the area of the rear tire?

Which is a characteristic of plastic cribbing?

What are the most common conventional fuels?

Before entering the hot zone, personnel must do what?

What would be used to raise a vehicle that is on its roof or side?

With increasing safety standards, many vehicle manufacturers use what type of safety glass?

Which heavy-duty rescue tool is usually used to support collapsed structural members?

What is the primary hazard at a vehicle extrication incident?

Where should apparatus be parked at a vehicle extrication incident?

What should be used to prevent horizontal movement of a vehicle with all wheels on the ground?

Why is removing windshields no longer standard practice during extrication?

Which air-pressurized rescue tool allows rescuers to lift or displace objects?

What must a Fire Fighter II be able to do to assist at technical rescue incidents?

The first priority in a structural collapse rescue is to do what?

Which vehicle component consists of a vertical panel wall in front of the A-post?

Which statement about tools used in rescues is correct?

What must firefighters be careful about when cutting posts?

What should be done if none of the doors in a vehicle extrication incident open normally?

Which passenger safety system is commonly called air bags?

What determines the vehicle's structural integrity?

What is the next step after the scene has been assessed at a vehicle incident?

What vehicles have danger associated with the high voltage stored in their batteries?

Which rescue tool is the least stable of jacks?

The first task during size-up of a water or ice incident is to determine what?

Which type of collapse occurs when exterior walls collapse simultaneously?

After the scene has been stabilized, what is the next priority?