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WorksheetsEFD Policy 409-501
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 32mins
What is the primary purpose of the policy regarding inoperable fire protection services?
To establish guidelines for fire drills
To provide guidance for fire watch due to inoperable fire protection services
To train fire department personnel
To manage fire department budgets
Who is responsible for patrolling the premises and watching for fire according to the document?
Fire watch
Fire guard
Fire Chief
Fire Marshal
What is a 'Fire watch' as defined in the document?
A person who is properly trained to patrol the premises
A temporary measure to ensure continuous surveillance of a building
A high-risk activity involving welding and brazing
A type of fire alarm system
Which of the following is considered a high life-risk occupancy?
Residential homes
Office buildings
Hospitals
Retail stores
What activities are included under 'Hot work' as per the document?
Fire drills and training
Cutting, welding, and brazing
Fire alarm testing
Building inspections
Who should ensure that a fire watch is implemented upon notification by the fire official?
Fire guard
Fire watch
Fire Chief or the authorized designee
Building owner
What is one of the responsibilities of the Fire Marshal during a fire watch?
Determine the minimum level of fire watch service
Install smoke alarms
Conduct fire drills
Provide medical assistance
What must each assigned fire guard be provided with during a fire watch?
A fire extinguisher
At least one means of direct communication with Dispatch
A first aid kit
A fire hose
When should the fire watch continue until?
Until the Fire Marshal leaves the premises
Until the automatic fire protection or detection system is back in service
Until the fire guards are tired
Until the property owner decides to stop it
What is the purpose of the document mentioned in section 410.1?
To provide guidelines for the provision and installation of smoke alarms
To conduct fire drills
To train fire guards
To inspect buildings for fire hazards
Who is responsible for smoke alarm installations according to section 410.2?
Property owners
All uniformed personnel
Fire guards
Residents
Who is eligible for the smoke alarm installation program mentioned in section 410.3?
Any resident of the state
Only a person(s) living within the city limits of Edmond
Only business owners
Only fire department personnel
What type of property should smoke alarms not be installed in?
Single family rental homes
Commercial businesses
Residential homes
Apartments
What information must be gathered by personnel installing smoke alarms in a rental property?
Name of the tenant, tenant address, tenant phone number
Name of the landlord, landlord address, landlord phone number
Name of the fire department, fire department address, fire department phone number
Name of the homeowner, homeowner address, homeowner phone number
What should be done if the assigned personnel cannot perform the smoke alarm installation on the day of the assignment?
The installation should be canceled
The homeowner should install the alarm themselves
The assignment may be passed to other personnel
The installation should be postponed indefinitely
What should fire suppression crews do if they receive an emergency call during a smoke alarm installation?
Ignore the emergency call
Continue with the installation
Respond to the emergency call and return to complete the installation later
Cancel the installation permanently
How often should the battery or batteries of a smoke alarm be replaced, except for lifetime batteries?
Monthly
Yearly
Every 5 years
Every 10 years
Where should wall-mounted smoke alarms be placed?
At least four inches from any wall
Between 4 and 12 inches from the ceiling
Near windows, outside doors, or air ducts
On the floor
For whom are smoke alarms with strobe lights intended?
Children
Elderly
Hearing impaired
Pets
Where should smoke alarms be placed according to the document?
Near windows
Near or within the sleeping area and within 9ft. of an electrical outlet
Outside doors
In the kitchen
What should be done to maintain a smoke alarm properly?
Monthly testing
Painting the alarm
Replacing the alarm every 5 years
Ignoring dust and debris
What is the purpose of the Edmond Fire Department Burn Permit process?
To allow open burning without any restrictions
To control the open burning of trees, tree limbs, shrubs, and brush
To prevent any kind of burning
To allow burning only during the night
What is the required distance for a burn pile from structures off the property?
50 feet
100 feet
150 feet
200 feet
What should be done if a recipient moves outside of the city limits or no longer meets the requirements for a smoke alarm?
Keep the alarm
Return the alarm to the Edmond Fire Department
Sell the alarm
Discard the alarm
What is a commercial burn permit issued for?
Land clearing operations
Recreational campfires
Cooking on charcoal grills
Outdoor fireplaces
How far must commercial burns be conducted from any occupied structures?
No closer than 500 feet upwind
No closer than 300 feet upwind
No closer than 200 feet upwind
No closer than 100 feet upwind
What is a special burn pile used for?
Cooking on charcoal grills
Bon Fire, Cooking Fire, Prescribed Burn
Clearing vegetation for construction
Outdoor fireplaces
Is a permit required for campfires at Lake Arcadia campgrounds?
Yes, always
No, but EFD makes daily determination
Yes, only on weekends
No, never
Who makes the daily determination on the ability to use campfires, charcoal grills, and fireplaces at City of Edmond Parks and Lake?
The Mayor
EFD personnel
The City Council
The Police Department
How long are residential burn permits valid for?
6 months
1 year
30 days
90 days
What must applicants do to verify if burning is allowed on a daily basis during the duration of their permit?
Call the Fire Department burn line
Check the city website
Visit the Fire Department in person
Email the Fire Department
What may result from failure to comply with any provision of any burn permit?
Loss of future burning privileges
A fine of $100
Community service
A warning letter
Who is responsible for checking the weather conditions each morning of the normal work week?
The acting on-duty Battalion Chief
The Chief of Fire Prevention
An employee designated by the Chief of Fire Prevention
The local weather station
What is the acceptable wind speed for burning?
At or below 10 MPH
At or below 15 MPH
At or below 20 MPH
At or below 25 MPH
What is the acceptable ceiling height/cloud cover for burning?
Above 500 feet
Above 1,000 feet
Above 1,500 feet
Above 2,000 feet
When is burning prohibited if the wind conditions are predicted to increase?
After 1000 hours
After 1500 hours
Before 1000 hours
Before 1500 hours
What is the minimum humidity level required when "Red Flag Alerts" are issued?
10%
20%
30%
40%
When is burning allowed during "Clean Air Alerts" or "Ozone Alerts"?
Commercial burning only
Residential burning only
Campfires only
Charcoal grills only
What is the time frame for acceptable burning times?
Three hours after sunrise until three hours before sunset
Four hours after sunrise until four hours before sunset
Five hours after sunrise until five hours before sunset
Six hours after sunrise until six hours before sunset
When is burning not allowed to start or begin?
After 1000 hours or before 1500 hours
After 1500 hours or before 0900 hours
After 0900 hours or before 1500 hours
After 1500 hours or before 1000 hours
What is the default message of the burn line application at 15:00?
It's a burn day
No burn day
Burn day status unknown
Check back later
Which number should be called to change the burn message?
405-216-7999
405-216-7432
405-216-8249
405-216-7000
What should be done if a burn pile is found burning trash or building materials?
Leave it to burn out naturally
Extinguish it completely
Notify the local jurisdiction
Cover it with soil
When should illegal burns occurring on holidays be reported to the Fire Prevention Office?
Immediately
Within 24 hours
On the next regular business day
At the end of the week
What materials are allowed in Special Burn Piles?
Trash and paper
Wood pallets and clean construction lumber
Plastic and metal
Household waste
Which of the following types of fires do not need a permit?
Grilling or cooking food for commercial purposes
Recreational fires in a fire pit larger than 3 feet by 3 feet
Grilling or cooking food for non-commercial purposes
Fires in an outdoor fireplace larger than 3 feet by 3 feet
What is the purpose of the policy described in section 500.1?
To establish the requirements for fire safety
To establish the requirements for documentation of patient responses
To establish the requirements for medical training
To establish the requirements for emergency evacuation
Which of the following is NOT a criterion for defining a patient according to section 500.1.1?
Has a chief complaint
Has obvious symptoms of injury or illness
Is a medical professional
Appears to be disoriented or to have impaired psychiatric function
What does AMA stand for in the context of the document?
American Medical Association
Against Medical Advice
Advanced Medical Assistance
Acute Medical Attention
According to section 500.3, when must a Patient Care Report (PCR) be completed?
Only for patients who are transported to a hospital
Only for patients who refuse medical care
For every patient response
Only for patients who are deceased
What should be done if a person does not meet the criteria required for the definition of a patient?
They should be ignored.
They should be recorded in the department's incident reporting system.
They should be treated as a patient.
They should be sent to another department.
Who should perform an EMS evaluation for non-medical requests for assistance?
Any department member
A qualified department member
A patient
A hospital staff member
What should be done for continuous quality improvement in EMS?
Ignore the PCR
Review copies of the PCR and discuss any areas of concern
Only review the PCR if there is a problem
Discard the PCR after use
How should PCRs be maintained and secured?
In a random manner
Consistent with the Patient Medical Record Security and Privacy Policy
Without any specific guidelines
By the patients themselves
What is the purpose of the Periodic Automatic Replenishment (PAR) level system?
To increase the cost of medical supplies
To establish medical supply inventories for the safety and welfare of patients and employees
To reduce the number of employees
To eliminate the need for budgeting
Who establishes the levels for the PAR system?
The Chief of EMS or Quartermaster
The patients
The hospital staff
The department's janitorial staff
How often are supplies scheduled for delivery in the PAR system?
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
Annually
How should medications be kept secure according to the guidelines?
By leaving them in an open area
By keeping them secure from unauthorized handling or use
By allowing anyone to access them
By sending them through regular mail
Who is responsible for inventorying narcotic medications?
EMT
Paramedic
EMS Chief
Quartermaster
How should medications be protected from high temperatures?
By storing them in a refrigerator
By utilizing shaded areas for prolonged parking of vehicles
By keeping them in their original packaging
By exchanging them for in-date medications
What should be done with out-of-date medications?
They should be disposed of immediately
They should be exchanged for in-date medications as soon as possible
They should be kept in their original packaging
They should be protected from high temperatures
Who should provide direction regarding the disposition of medications subject to product alerts or recalls?
EMT
Paramedic
EMS Chief
Quartermaster
When are medications with expiration dates indicating only a month and year deemed expired?
On the last day of the month shown
On the first day of the month shown
On the exact date shown
One month after the date shown
