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Special Operations
Command System
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| How far do you stay back from a side airbag that has not deployed | five inches |
| How far do you stay away from a driver side airbag that has not deployed | ten inches |
| How far do you stay away from a passenger seat air bag that has not deployed | twenty inches |
| is the removak from entrapment or from a dangerous situation or position | Extrication |
| means being caught within a closed area with no way out or having a limb or other body part trapped | entrapment |
| the first phase of extrication | preparation |
| second phase of extrication | en route to scene |
| third phase to extrication | arrival and scene size up |
| fourth phase to extrication | Hazard control |
| fifth phase to extrication | Support operations |
| sixth phase to extrication | Gaining access |
| seventh phase to extrication | emergency care |
| eight phase to extrication | Disentanglement |
| nineth phase to extrication | Remove and transfer |
| Tenth phase to extrication | Termination |
| an area where indivisuals can be exposed to sharp metal edges, broken glass toxic substances, lethal rays, or ignition or explosion of hazardous materials | danger zone |
| trying to get to a patient as quickly and simply as possible without using any tools or breaking any glass | simple access |
| requireds the use of special tools and special training and includes breaking windows or other forcible entry | complex access |
| involves removing motor vehicle from around patient | disentaglement |
| a group that is made up of indivisuals from one or more departments in a region whoare trained and on call for certain types of technical rescues | technical rescue groups |
| the indivisual who has overall command of the scene in the field | incident commander |
| A hostahe robbery or other situation in which armed conflict is thread=tened or shot have been fired and the threat of violence remains | tactical situation |
| location of incident commander | command post |
| Fires held in a house apartment building, office, school, plant, warehouse,or and other buildings | strutuarl fire |
| A specialized law enforcement tactical unit | swat team |
| Respirator with independent air supply used by fire fighters to enter toxic and other wise dangerous atmosphere | self contained breathing apparatus |
| any substance that us toxic poisonous radioactive flammable or explosive and cause injury or death | hazardous materials |