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Click View Crossword PDF ACROSS 2 Detection Systems are designed to respond and transmit ___ through electrical impulses, pneumatic pressure changes, hydraulic changes or mechanical activation 6 Tactical Emergency Casualty Care model is broken down into three distinct phases of care: Direct Threat Care (IDC), ___ Threat Care (ITC), and Evacuation Care (TACEVAC) 8 Many EMS units have developed and are now equipped with shooting and ___ bags (SAS) that carry an initial cache of necessary medical supplies 13 When the number of radios on the fireground increases, there is an increased potential for radio ___ which has to be managed with strict discipline SOGs and practices 14 Hydrocarbons can be aliphatic, ___ or halogenated |
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15 Kerosene, paint thinner, and lamp oil are extremely toxic to ___ tissue, particularly the type II alveolar pneumocytes that create surfactant.
17 In 2009, there were an estimated 15,100 ___ involving fire department emergency vehicles, while departments were responding to or returning from incidents (NFPA)
18 Wireless monitoring systems are commonly used in responses to hazardous materials ___ or leaks
20 Immediately dangerous to life or health (abbr)
21 Heat ___ is a potentially life threatening condition, diagnosed by a core temperature greater than 105°F
23 Common locations for SRS airbag inflators are the “A”, “C”, or “D” ___, lower dashboard area, the roofline above the rear window, and the roofline parallel the vehicle
25 Liquefied Petroleum Gas (abbr)
26 ___ Aid can be defined, simply, as reciprocal aid and cooperation among organizations and agencies
28 There are at least ___ recognized fire flow calculation formulas in use in the United States today
32 The NFPA issues an alarm standard called “NFPA 72 – The National Fire Alarm Code” that dictates requirements for all types of ___
33 Negligence is defined as a ___ to act as an ordinary, prudent and reasonable person would act under like circumstances
35 During deflagration explosion the speed is ___, and the damage occurs more from the burning of the material itself
36 Public Information Officer (abbr)
39 When leaving a station on call all members should mount the apparatus quickly, be seated and ___ before the apparatus moves
40 In oxygen-limiting silo fires, the hatches should not be closed until smoke and/or steam is not visible for several ___, even then they should not be latched
41 Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (abbr)
43 Lower Explosive Limits (abbr)
45 There are four classes of blast injuries: primary, secondary, ___ and quaternary
47 Dollhouse fire training props are disposal ___ boxes constructed of one, two, or multiple compartment boxes that enable the instructor to discuss various types of flow paths
48 DOT Hazard Class 5 contains ___ materials including solids and liquids, but not gases which are placarded in Class 2
49 Emergency Response Guidebook (abbr)
50 There are basically two types of upright silos: conventional silos and oxygen-limiting or “___” silos, both of which can be dangerous
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1 In detonation, the combustion event occurs at supersonic speeds; this pushes a pressure ___ in front of the combustion
3 Personal Alert Safety System (abbr)
4 In a BMW, when the frontal airbag deploys, a small explosive charge will disconnect the ___ battery cable from the vehicle
5 The Emergency Response Guidebook is used for rapid identification of a ___ material through placards, proper shipping names found on containers or shipping papers or four-digit United Nations Identification (UNID) numbers
7 Heat cramps originate most commonly in the ___ muscles and are identified by involuntary muscle contractions, afte physical activity
9 Step 6 in the Modified Dash Lift by tasks is to Displace ___ Panel
10 Volatile Organic Compounds (abbr)
11 The Pet Oxygen Kit provides specially designed animal oxygen ___ used to resuscitate pets after they have suffered from smoke inhalation
12 The National Fire Academy formula of ___ x width/100 equals needed GPM is a good fireground formula to determine GPM to flow and extinguish fires
13 The three most preventable causes of death from trauma are extremity hemorrhage, ___ pneumothorax and airway obstruction
16 An emergency manager’s goal is to generate 100 percent ___ among the community for receiving real-time messages in emergency situations
19 Secure Isolate Manage Protect Look Extricate (abbr)
22 The DOT Hazard Class 1 contains ___, whether materials or devices
24 In the Ten Commandments for Public Safety Educators, #9 reinds us that ‘Thou shall cherish a sense of ___ which may save you from becoming shocked, depressed, or complacent’
27 Safety Restraint System (abbr)
29 Recent statistics show that for every 40 fire responses and 1,217 non-fire responses there is a reported firefighter ___
30 It can take a huge amount of cribbing to properly stabilize a large truck due to size and weight; that is why stabilization ___ may do a much better job in some particular cases
31 Hybrid vehicles have a ready mode, or what is commoonly called “___ mode” which give it the appearance of being turned off
34 Emergencies in hoarding conditions should be identified, ___ for, and then attacked with different approaches by all first responders
36 Electronic pre-plans are more efficient and dependable than ___ pre-plans
37 There are two types of explosions, ___ and deflagration
38 The Trendelenburg ___ was originally used to improve surgical exposure of the pelvic organs, and later used as a treatment for shock not backed by scientific evidence
42 The basic components of a detection system involve the detectors themselves, initiating ___ and a receiving element
44 Trucks pose a unique situation when it comes to stabilizing because of their height in relation to ___
46 All gaseous hydrocarbons and halogenated hydrocarbons can serve as simple asphyxiants, displacing ___ from the environment
By Caroline Schloss
11/04/2018 – 
