#1
Which of the following is a recommended action upon arriving at the scene of a vehicle emergency?
Secure the scene and establish safety zones
ExplanationPrevent interference and create safe areas.
#2
In a vehicle emergency situation, what does the term 'extrication' refer to?
Removing passengers from a vehicle
ExplanationEvacuating individuals from the vehicle.
#3
Which of the following is NOT a recommended safety measure when responding to a vehicle emergency?
Parking the emergency vehicle far from the scene
ExplanationAvoiding distant parking for effective response.
#4
What is the primary goal of securing the scene in a vehicle emergency?
To prevent any interference with the scene
ExplanationEnsure no disruption to the incident area.
#5
In a vehicle emergency, what does the term 'hot zone' refer to?
The most dangerous area closest to the incident
ExplanationArea with highest danger near the incident.
#6
Why is it crucial to have a designated Incident Commander at the scene of a vehicle emergency?
To coordinate response efforts and make critical decisions
ExplanationLeadership for coordination and decisions.
#7
What should you do if you suspect a vehicle involved in an emergency situation may be carrying hazardous materials?
Keep a safe distance and contact appropriate authorities
ExplanationMaintain distance and inform authorities.
#8
What is the purpose of establishing a safety zone at the scene of a vehicle emergency?
To prevent unauthorized individuals from accessing the scene
ExplanationRestrict access to authorized personnel.
#9
What is the 'golden hour' in the context of vehicle emergencies?
The first hour after a vehicle emergency when the most critical medical interventions should occur
ExplanationCritical medical interventions within the first hour.
#10
Why is it important to assess for vehicle stabilization during a vehicle emergency response?
To reduce the risk of vehicle movement causing harm to responders and victims
ExplanationAvoid harm from unstable vehicle movements.
#11
Which of the following is a common safety hazard at the scene of a vehicle emergency involving electric or hybrid vehicles?
Electric shock from damaged batteries
ExplanationRisk of shock from damaged batteries.
#12
What does the 'triangle of life' concept advise individuals to do during a vehicle emergency?
Position themselves in the 'void spaces' beside or beneath sturdy objects within the vehicle
ExplanationSeek shelter in vehicle void spaces.