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What is the first step for Chesapeake Fire Department units responding to vehicle extrication incidents?
Who should designate fire suppression and extrication teams at the scene of a vehicle extrication incident?
Which procedure should be followed if hazardous materials are present at the scene of a vehicle extrication incident?
What should personnel do after wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) at the scene of a vehicle extrication incident?
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What should the fire suppression team do at the scene of a vehicle extrication incident?
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What should the extrication team do at the scene of a vehicle extrication incident?
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What should personnel be aware of when dealing with airbags at the scene of a vehicle extrication incident?
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What may pillars and panels contain at the scene of a vehicle extrication incident?
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What should be planned and placed prior to engaging in extrication at the scene of a vehicle extrication incident?
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What should the Incident Commander (IC) do at the scene of a vehicle extrication incident?
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Study Notes
- This procedure is for Chesapeake Fire Department units responding to vehicle extrication incidents.
- The first arriving unit should contact the Emergency Communications Center and confirm dispatch of extrication tools and personnel.
- The Incident Commander (IC) should designate fire suppression and extrication teams, establish personnel accountability, and perform a 360 assessment of the scene.
- If hazardous materials are present, the Hazardous Materials Initial Incident Response Procedure should be followed.
- Personnel should wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and remain with their assigned apparatus until directed otherwise.
- The fire suppression team should keep a charged line trained on the extrication team and prop open doors, hoods, and trunk lids.
- The extrication team should establish a marked extrication zone, bring necessary tools, and coordinate with EMS.
- Airbags can deploy without warning, and energized vehicles can be dangerous.
- Pillars and panels may contain wiring and compressed gas cylinders.
- Appropriate stabilization should be planned and placed prior to engaging in extrication.
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Test your knowledge on vehicle extrication procedures with this quiz! From confirming dispatch of tools to establishing a marked extrication zone, this quiz will cover the important steps and considerations for Chesapeake Fire Department units responding to vehicle extrication incidents. Test your understanding of personal protective equipment, hazardous materials, and stabilization techniques. This quiz is perfect for firefighters and emergency responders seeking to enhance their knowledge of vehicle extrication procedures.
