Which of the following BEST describes when to withdraw when using the fast-attack command approach?
A. When formal command ends.
B. When combat command is required.
C. When the incident is finalized and the Incident Command Post is no longer needed.
D. When the incident is not stabilized, but the establishment of an ICP outside of the hazardous area is required.
D
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A) A six-year-old with bruises on his shins in different stages of healing B) A nine-year-old with bruises to her face, arms, and back all in different stages of healing C) A ten-year-old with an isolated femur fracture resulting from "playing rough" with a family member D) An eight-month-old with a laceration above his right eye
Which of the following is NOT a unique problem presented by apartment buildings?
A. Location B. Age of occupants C. Economic status of occupants D. Ambulatory nature of occupants
Which of the following actions is MOST likely to be taken by an inspector when he or she discovers extremely hazardous conditions during an inspection?
A. Issue a stop work or cease-and-desist order. B. Have the owner/occupant sign a release of liability form. C. Conduct inspections of other businesses owned by similar individuals. D. Leave the premises and give the owner 24 hours to fix the problems.
Which of the following is NOT one of the problems commonly encountered by a patient who is paralyzed?
A) Respiratory infections B) Urinary tract infections C) Blocked intraventricular shunts D) Decubitus ulcers