What type of construction method is this type of building?
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2. Question
What type of construction method is this type of building?
Question 3 of 76
3. Question
What type of construction method is this type of building?
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4. Question
What type of construction method is this type of building?
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5. Question
Using the INSARAG methodology, what letter (A-D) identifies “Quadrant D” of this structure?
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6. Question
Using the INSARAG methodology, what letter (A-D) identifies the 1st floor?
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7. Question
Using the INSARAG methodology, what letter (A-D) identifies “Side 3” of this structure?
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8. Question
What is the name of the illustrated collapse pattern?
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9. Question
What is the name of the illustrated collapse pattern?
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10. Question
What is the name of the illustrated collapse pattern?
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11. Question
The local authorities are responsible for providing protocols for the management of the deceased (humans). However, in general terms what situation does not justify moving a deceased body?
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12. Question
The process for the search, location, identification and reconciliation of deceased humans and/or body parts at mass fatality incidents is generally managed through a law enforcement protocol established under INTERPOL known as?
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13. Question
According to INSARAG, what does the abbreviation UCC refer to?
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14. Question
Using the supplied worksite triage flow chart below, assign the correct triage category for the given USAR scenario:
Scenario:
A collapsed school building that people believe six children and a teacher are inside when it collapsed, though there has been no reports of noises or calls for help.
The correct triage category for this scenario is?
Question 15 of 76
15. Question
Using the supplied worksite triage flow chart below, assign the correct triage category for the given USAR scenario:
Scenario:
Building damaged with large void spaces but no persons reported missing inside
The correct triage category for this scenario is?
Question 16 of 76
16. Question
What are correct initial actions at a USAR incident?
Question 17 of 76
17. Question
list that best describes the advantages of technical search camera systems.
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18. Question
When cribbing during USAR operations, what statement is generally correct?
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19. Question
Using the following variables:
Reinforced concrete = 2500kg/m3
Masonry = 2000kg/m3
Wood = 680kg/m3
Steel = 8200kg/m3
Earth/Soil/Sand = 1700kg/m3
Water = 1000kg/m3
Calculate the approximate weight of a 1m3 (1 cubic metre) pile of debris containing:
25% wood
50% masonry
25% earth/soil
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20. Question
Using the following variables:
Reinforced concrete = 2500kg/m3
Masonry = 2000kg/m3
Wood = 680kg/m3
Steel = 8200kg/m3
Earth/Soil/Sand = 1700kg/m3
Water = 1000kg/m3
Calculate the approximate weight of a 15m3 (15 cubic metre) pile of debris containing:
10% wood
40% masonry
30% earth/soil
20% reinforced concrete
Question 21 of 76
21. Question
Describe the difference between a clean breach and a dirty breach:
Question 22 of 76
22. Question
While deployed overseas to a major disaster, you have to pass a number of militia and government military check points at night time. You should:
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23. Question
When deployed into a foreign country for technical rescue operations, what is the correct range of security actions?
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24. Question
What statement is correct in regard to search dogs used for structural collapse incidents?
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25. Question
When using acoustic listening devices (like below), what statement is correct?
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26. Question
Which are all correct examples of electronic search options for USAR operations?
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27. Question
What are the general rules of shoring?
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28. Question
Identify the correct list of signs of visible damage when carrying out a structural assessment.
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29. Question
The first level of prioritization of worksites at a widespread USAR incident is based on:
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30. Question
What group of actions are good examples of disaster reconnaissance and impact assessment information sharing during a USAR response?
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31. Question
What UN operated online system provides for automated notification of disasters or early warning of hazard events that USAR teams and others can subscribe to?
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32. Question
According to the INSARAG Guidelines, the below cordon tape configuration indicates:
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33. Question
The INSARAG team typing is categorized into three levels: Light, Medium and Heavy. Each of these team types have capabilities to deal with the structural collapse rescue from light, medium and heavy structures respectively. What team capability level is NOT appropriately matched to the type of building construction method, should that building collapse.
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34. Question
What would be considered examples of confined space hazards?
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35. Question
Though there are many varying legal definitions of what constitutes a “confined space”, in general terms what best describes a confined space?
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36. Question
Following an international disaster requiring USAR assistance, the affected country can request the United Nations to dispatch a team to assist with assessing the extent of the disaster and also assist in coordinating international rescue assistance. What is this team known as?
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37. Question
What organization provides coordination of global emergency and relief efforts?
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38. Question
What function does the BOO play during an international USAR response?
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39. Question
When victims (human or animal) are trapped in mud, the most effective way to help extricate them is to:
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40. Question
Which of the following statement is FALSE, relating to the advantages of integrating animal rescue into USAR operations?
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41. Question
INSARAG stands for?
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42. Question
What factors are mostly likely to contribute to secondary collapse at a USAR incident?
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43. Question
Using the DHS/FEMA Search Assessment Marking, what is true of the following example?
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44. Question
Using the DHS/FEMA structural marking system for urban search and rescue, what is the correct interpretation of this illustration?
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45. Question
Which team completed a rapid search and rescue at this site?
Question 46 of 76
46. Question
Common hazardous material identification or placarding systems include:
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47. Question
In an austere environment of collapse structure response, the management of patients that are suspected of suffering Crush Syndrome, the INSARAG medical guidance note (2019) recommends:
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48. Question
When applying search markings to structures that have minor to no noticeable damage, rescuers should consider:
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49. Question
What is true of spontaneous volunteers at large scale USAR incident that has overwhelmed local capacity?
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50. Question
What group of equipment would be considered appropriate PPE for responding to a USAR incident?
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51. Question
INSARAG encourage all emergency responders involved in USAR to have what minimum level of training?
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52. Question
When working around damaged structures, the safe working distance is generally:
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53. Question
What does the following INSARAG marking mean?
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54. Question
What does the following INSARAG marking mean?
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55. Question
According to INSARAG, what does a RDC stand for?
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56. Question
What does OSOCC stand for?
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57. Question
What is the Virtual OSOCC?
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58. Question
What group of hazards can be minimized by respective initial actions at a urban search and rescue incident?
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59. Question
What type of collapse is illustrated?
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60. Question
What type of collapse is illustrated?
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61. Question
What type of collapse is illustrated?
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62. Question
Identify the illustrated structure collapse pattern
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63. Question
Identify the illustrated structure collapse pattern
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64. Question
What does the acronym REPEAT stand for with regards to USAR Operations?
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65. Question
What are the correct INSARAG Assessment, Search and Rescue Levels?
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66. Question
According to INSARAG, what are the correct whistle signals used for USAR Operations?
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67. Question
Why are victim marking used?
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68. Question
What is the reason behind the INSARAG and FEMA marking system?
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69. Question
Most technical rescues can be managed into phases as part of command tactics. What group of sequential phases is most appropriate for technical rescue?
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70. Question
What best defines a “lock out system”?
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71. Question
What is the preferred approach path for helicopter passengers where no other direction is given by the pilot or crewman?
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72. Question
What statement is FALSE (wrong) in regards to night vision during technical rescue operations?
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73. Question
Technical rescue operations conducted at night generally…
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74. Question
Effective command tactics for technical rescue are generally…
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75. Question
The zones (for example: cold, warm, hot) of operation during a technical rescue…
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76. Question
Incident Command Systems (ICS) typically include the following functional areas: