Technical Rescue Awareness IV

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    __________ is a condition in which a victim is trapped by debris, soil, or othermaterial and is unable to perform self-extrication.

    • Rescue
    • Removal
    • Encasement
    • Entrapment
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The 'Technical Rescue Awareness IV' quiz assesses knowledge in emergency response techniques, focusing on triage, entrapment, and search operations. It covers the initial assessment and detailed search processes essential for rescue situations, aimed at enhancing skills in managing complex rescue scenarios.

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  • 2. 

    Confined-space emergencies typically result in patients being exposed to a(n) _______ within the confined space. 

    • Self-contained atmosphere

    • Toxic atmosphere

    • Oxygen -deficient atmosphere

    • Oxygen-deficient or toxic atmosphere

    Correct Answer
    A. Oxygen-deficient or toxic atmosphere
    Explanation
    Confined-space emergencies often lead to patients being exposed to an oxygen-deficient or toxic atmosphere within the confined space. This means that the air within the space either lacks sufficient oxygen for breathing or contains harmful substances that can be dangerous to the individuals trapped inside.

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  • 3. 

    A ___________ search is a slower, more methodical, and detailed search of a rescue environment to ensure that no victims were overlooked during the initial search operation.

    • Secondary

    • Victim

    • Primary

    • Rescue

    Correct Answer
    A. Secondary
    Explanation
    A secondary search is conducted after the initial search operation to ensure that no victims were missed. This type of search is slower, more methodical, and detailed compared to the initial search. It is important to conduct a secondary search in a rescue environment to ensure the safety and well-being of all individuals involved.

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  • 4. 

    While gaining access to a patient, rescuers should continuously look for ____________ thatmay not have been visible during the initial hazard assessment. 

    • Hazards

    • Terrain

    • Policies

    • Guidlines

    Correct Answer
    A. Hazards
    Explanation
    When gaining access to a patient, rescuers should continuously look for hazards that may not have been visible during the initial hazard assessment. This is important because new hazards may arise or become apparent as the situation evolves. By constantly being aware of potential hazards, rescuers can take necessary precautions to ensure the safety of themselves, the patient, and others involved in the rescue operation.

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  • 5. 

    Upon arrival at the scene, rescuers should perform an adequate ___________ that includes acomprehensive hazard and risk assessment. This assessment helps identify the hazardsthat rescuers will be exposed to, the hazards that victims must be protected from, thelevel of personal protection required, and the safety procedures that must beimplemented.

    • Primary search

    • Secondary search

    • Risk assessment

    • Size-up

    Correct Answer
    A. Size-up
    Explanation
    Upon arrival at the scene, rescuers should perform an adequate size-up that includes a comprehensive hazard and risk assessment. This assessment helps identify the hazards that rescuers will be exposed to, the hazards that victims must be protected from, the level of personal protection required, and the safety procedures that must be implemented. The size-up is a crucial step in ensuring the safety of both rescuers and victims, as it allows for a thorough evaluation of the situation and the development of an appropriate plan of action. It involves gathering information about the incident, assessing the risks involved, and determining the necessary resources and actions needed for an effective response.

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  • 6. 

    The process of sorting victims based on the severity of their injuries and medical needsis known as

    • Victim management

    • Triage

    • Reconnaissance

    • Search tactics

    Correct Answer
    A. Triage
    Explanation
    Triage is the process of sorting and prioritizing victims based on the severity of their injuries and medical needs. It involves quickly assessing and categorizing patients into different levels of urgency, in order to allocate resources and provide appropriate care. This helps medical professionals make informed decisions on who requires immediate attention and who can wait, ensuring that the most critical cases are treated first. Triage is a crucial aspect of emergency response and disaster management, enabling efficient and effective allocation of limited resources to save as many lives as possible.

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  • 7. 

    A small-diameter packaging device such as a _________ stretcher might be required foruse inside a sewer, narrow tunnel, or building collapse void.

    • Scoop

    • Flat

    • SKED

    • Basket

    Correct Answer
    A. SKED
    Explanation
    A small-diameter packaging device such as a SKED stretcher might be required for use inside a sewer, narrow tunnel, or building collapse void. This is because the SKED stretcher is designed to be compact and flexible, allowing it to fit through tight spaces and navigate difficult terrain. It can be easily maneuvered and folded into a smaller size, making it suitable for rescue operations in confined areas where other stretchers may not be able to reach.

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  • 8. 

    The ground surface should be firm, with vegetation less than ___ feet high and a slopeof no more than __ degrees. 

    • 5/2

    • 2/5

    • 15/20

    • 20/15

    Correct Answer
    A. 2/5
    Explanation
    The correct answer is 2/5. This means that the vegetation should be less than 2 feet high and the slope should be no more than 5 degrees. These conditions are important for ensuring a safe and stable ground surface for whatever activity or purpose is being considered. Vegetation that is too high can obstruct visibility and potentially cause hazards, while a slope that is too steep can increase the risk of slips, falls, or erosion.

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  • 9. 

    There are significant hazards involved in the operation of any helicopter, including some hazards directly related to approach, __________  , and takeoff from landing zones. 

    • Pilot training

    • Air speed

    • Weather

    • Landing

    Correct Answer
    A. Landing
    Explanation
    There are significant hazards involved in the operation of any helicopter, including some hazards directly related to approach, landing, and takeoff from landing zones. Landing is a critical phase of flight where the helicopter descends and touches down on the landing zone. During this phase, there are various hazards such as uneven terrain, obstacles, wind gusts, and limited visibility that can pose risks to the safe operation of the helicopter. Pilots need to be well-trained and proficient in their landing techniques to mitigate these hazards and ensure a safe landing.

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  • 10. 

    A good landing zone will also be large enough that it includes a(n) _________ and departure zone. 

    • Safety

    • Landing

    • Approach

    • Apparatus staging area

    Correct Answer
    A. Approach
    Explanation
    A good landing zone will also be large enough that it includes an approach and departure zone. This is because the approach zone is the area where the aircraft lines up with the runway and prepares for landing, while the departure zone is the area where the aircraft accelerates and takes off. Both of these zones are crucial for the safe landing and takeoff of an aircraft, so a good landing zone should have enough space to accommodate them.

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  • 11. 

    As a rule of thumb, the touchdown area for the helicopter should be a minimum of ___ ft x ___ ft. 

    • 150/150

    • 200/200

    • 175/175

    • 100/100

    Correct Answer
    A. 100/100
    Explanation
    The correct answer is 100/100. As a rule of thumb, the touchdown area for a helicopter should be a minimum of 100 ft x 100 ft. This size allows for enough space for the helicopter to safely land and take off without any obstructions or hazards. It also provides enough room for maneuvering during landing and takeoff procedures.

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  • 12. 

    A __________ search (often referred to as a hasty search) involves a deployment of search resources that will initiate a rapid search of an area that is thought likely to contain survivors. 

    • Secondary

    • Victim

    • Primary

    • Rescue

    Correct Answer
    A. Primary
    Explanation
    A primary search (often referred to as a hasty search) involves a deployment of search resources that will initiate a rapid search of an area that is thought likely to contain survivors. This type of search is focused on quickly locating and rescuing any individuals who may be in immediate danger or in need of urgent assistance. The primary search is typically the first step in a rescue operation and is aimed at saving lives as quickly as possible.

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  • 13. 

    Many response organizations perform __________ within their response areas on a regular basis to determine their vulnerability to various technical rescue events.

    • Needs assessments

    • Training

    • Table top exercises

    • Tactical surveys

    Correct Answer
    A. Needs assessments
    Explanation
    Response organizations perform needs assessments within their response areas on a regular basis to determine their vulnerability to various technical rescue events. This involves evaluating the resources, equipment, and training required to effectively respond to different types of emergencies. By conducting needs assessments, response organizations can identify any gaps or deficiencies in their capabilities and develop strategies to address them. This helps ensure that they are adequately prepared and equipped to handle technical rescue events and protect the safety of both responders and the public.

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  • 14. 

    The size of the _______________ team is determined by the type, size, and complexity of the rescue situation. 

    • Search

    • Reconnaissance

    • Rescue

    • Removal

    Correct Answer
    A. Reconnaissance
    Explanation
    The size of the reconnaissance team is determined by the type, size, and complexity of the rescue situation. Reconnaissance involves gathering information and conducting preliminary surveys to assess the situation and plan the rescue operation. Depending on the specific circumstances, such as the terrain, number of potential victims, and potential hazards, the team size may need to be adjusted accordingly to ensure an effective and efficient operation.

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