OCFA Auto Extrication Practice Test

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• Which energy source is listed as an AFV type alongside hybrids, CNG, biodiesel, E85, hydrogen fuel cells, diesel hybrids, and solar?
• What is a key outcome of effective scene control during rescue operations?
• Which steps are part of the Roof Flap Forward Procedure?
• Which of the following is an AFV type involving hydrogen?
• What is cribbing and why is it essential?
• Which of the following is a component of Scene Assessment?
• Which statement about tempered glass is true?
• Where are back-wind seatbelt pre-tensioners located?
• During AFV shutdown, what should be verified after turning the vehicle off?
• What is Polycarbonate & Lexan Glass used for?
• Which option describes the correct sequence for removing a side window?
• What is the function of hydraulic struts in stabilization?
• Is it safe to cut through compressed gas cylinders to release pressure during vehicle extrication?
• What is included in the extrication size-up?
• What is the purpose of chocks in vehicle stabilization?
• What should be monitored after extrication is complete?
• Which option encompasses the three focus areas related to airbag deployment?
• What is the recommended approach to using a tool during extrication?
• What does the abbreviation EPG stand for in automotive glass types?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed characteristic of Space Frame?
• What is the purpose of glass management?
• Which item is included as an Initial Company Expectation?
• What is a critical consideration when removing roof members during vehicle extrication?
• Before you cut glass, what should you look for?
• Deployment temperatures during airbag operation can reach up to approximately?
• Among the following, which best matches the removal prep elements?
• True/False: All airbags should be treated as live during extrication?
• What action should you take to prevent sudden activation of seatbelt tensioners?
• What is the backboard primarily used for in extrication?
• Which action is the correct first step in the seven objectives to gain control of a vehicle?
• Which measure is recommended to prepare for potential fuel hazards at the scene?
• Where should you establish a cache of extrication equipment?
• Why is it important to maintain radio contact on a multi-vehicle scene?
• If a crewmember's tool becomes obstructed by glass, what should you do?
• What actions should be taken if a vehicle catches fire during extrication?
• Electric seatbelt pre-tensioners share deployment time with which safety system?
• What is the purpose of the powders used in airbags?
• What is an important step when coordinating responders on a multi-vehicle scene?
• Which of the following is listed as an AFV type?
• Which action should be taken to control fuel hazards during extrication?
• Why is training with OCFA-specific equipment important?
• What is the priority when packaging a conscious patient with suspected spinal injury?
• Which action is part of the 7 Objectives to Gain Control of a Vehicle?
• To minimize secondary injuries during patient removal, responders should?
• What is the purpose of a preplan and preincident briefing in auto extrication?
• Which combination is used to secure the vehicle after stabilization?
• Which term describes the horizontal member along the top edge of a vehicle's window frame?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed location for High Strength Steel on a vehicle?
• What angle range should Rescue 42 Struts be placed in?
• During extraction, what combination is used to immobilize the spine and protect the neck?
• Which option describes a glass management technique?
• How long should the size-up be performed?
• When should chocks be placed to prevent vehicle rolling during stabilization?
• Which option lists the items specifically prepared to facilitate removal?
• The 5-10-20 rule specifies safe distances from airbags. Which option lists the distances correctly?
• How might hinge pins be used in door removal?
• How fast can airbags deploy? What can multistage devices do?
• Which statement best describes the powders used in airbags?
• Which glass type is typically used for windshields?
• Choose the option that accurately lists the prep for removal.
• Dash hazard?
• When did dual front airbags become mandatory?
• What should you verify before roof removal in terms of safety?
• Why is patient communication important during extrication?
• In a 3rd Door Conversion, which of the following is a listed step?
• In planning patient extraction, what is prepared?
• What combination is prepared to facilitate safe patient removal from the scene?
• Roof removal is typically performed when?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed location for High Strength-Low Alloy steel on a vehicle?
• Which term refers to the vertical posts between the front and rear windows, typically labeled A, B, and C?
• What is the step immediately after placing the vehicle in park and setting the parking brake in AFV shutdown procedures?
• Where can you find the High Voltage Disconnect Switch in most vehicles?
• What is the typical voltage range for high voltage vehicle batteries?
• Which option describes Flap Down (Car on side)?
• What are the two primary access points for occupants in a vehicle extrication?
• Which term describes the area including the fender and structural members near the wheel well?
• When struts are on both sides of a vehicle, what should you ensure about them?
• Which powders are used in airbags for lubrication?
• How should airbags influence your approach to patient access?
• What is a typical approach to removing a side window?
• Which item combination is explicitly part of the removal prep?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three main types of vehicle construction?
• In what year did driver side airbags become mandatory?
• Where are pre-tensioners that use a cable to tighten the belt typically located?
• Which statement correctly describes Laminated Glass?
• Which steps are included in Roof Flap Back Procedure?
• What is the purpose of vehicle stabilization in auto extrication?
• Which action is part of Roof Flap Back Procedure?
• What are the four different types of Glass?
• Which combination best describes the prep for patient removal?
• Which term is the bottom edge of the door opening on a vehicle's body?
• What is an appropriate action if an unconscious occupant is trapped?
• Where is Advanced High Strength Steel located on a vehicle?
• What should be done to ensure a safe handoff to medical personnel after extrication?
• During patient removal prep, select the statement that matches the required items.
• What gas is produced in an airbag deployment, and what temperature can it reach?
• Which statement about hot zone safety is correct?
• Which item is listed as a stabilization tool for vehicle extrication?
• What is a common sign of vehicle instability after a crash?
• Which type originated in the auto racing industry?
• Which item is NOT part of the Scene Assessment?
• In a B-Post Blowout, where is the relief cut made?
• In a structurally compromised vehicle, which technique reduces movement?
• What is a potential challenge when identifying AFVs by markings?
• Which statement about high-pressure cylinders is true?
• Which action is part of the Roof Flap Forward Procedure?
• Where should the securing strap be located during extrication?
• What risk does dash displacement introduce related to airbags?
• Which action should never be performed during AFV shut down?
• Which item is included as an Initial Company Expectation?
• Glass management protects which groups from shards?
• Which combination best maintains spinal immobilization during extraction?
• Which of the following best describes the removal prep items?
• Which item is NOT part of the Patient Assessment?
• What does Peel and Peak mean?
• Which type is most common manufacturing process today?
• Post-rescue casualty management encompasses which of the following steps?
• Which description reflects the readiness for patient removal?
• Which of the following best describes what a 360-degree scene size-up assesses?
• What is the primary objective of stabilization during auto extrication?
• What is the first priority when arriving at an auto extrication scene?
• In what year did the government require an air bag or auto seat belt for the driver?
• What activates a mechanical seatbelt pre-tensioner?
• What option describes the equipment and personnel prepared for removal?
• What electrical configuration do high voltage systems commonly use?
• Which type is common on older vehicles, trucks, SUVs, and full-size vans?
• Why is it important to verify airbags status and dash stability before displacement?
• Which item is NOT considered a stabilization device in auto extrication?
• Which hazard must be controlled immediately at a vehicle crash?
• What should you do before roof removal to ensure safety?
• Which statement about SOS Communications is correct?
• What should be verified before performing dash displacement?
• Which of the following is a stabilization device commonly used?
• What additional risk do hybrid/electric vehicles introduce during extrication?
• During a lifting operation using struts, what should you change?
• During the prep for patient removal at the scene, which items are prepared?
• During extrication, what is the main reason for keeping stabilization tight when using hydraulic tools near occupants?
• What is the recommended stabilization sequence?
• What is the intended outcome of gaining control of a vehicle's power system?
• How should responders handle an unknown vehicle battery hazard?
• What is the first step in AFV shut down procedures?
• During cutting operations, which components should be avoided as high-hazard areas?
• NOT a listed airbag location?
• When is door removal indicated during extrication?
• Which frame type is associated with high-end luxury cars in its bullet points?
• What is the purpose of monitoring hazards after extrication?
• Which statement best describes planning during extrication?
• When is a patient considered ready for transport after extrication?
• Which term refers to the hinge-side vertical edge of a door?
• What is the effect of scene control on a rescue operation?
• How is spinal immobilization maintained during extraction?
• During cutting operations, which components should be avoided as high-hazard areas?
• Roof removal is typically performed when which condition is met?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed location for Mild Steel on a vehicle?
• Which statement correctly describes a Hybrid Vehicle?
• Which of the following is a listed airbag location?
• Which item is included in the Vehicle Assessment?
• A preplan briefing in auto extrication is intended to align teams on what aspects?
• What is the typical current range for high voltage battery packs?
• In Roof Lift Off Procedure, which is the first step?
• What is a key practice to prevent secondary injuries during patient removal?
• During extrication, you should concentrate on which part of the vehicle?
• Post-rescue casualty management involves?
• If hazard lights continue flashing after gaining control of a vehicle, what does it indicate?
• When using hydraulic tools around occupants, what is the primary safety concern?
• Tempered Glass is commonly found on which windows?
• What is a key hazard when cutting into a vehicle's dash?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a dash displacement type?
• Tempered Glass is commonly found on which windows?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a tool to Peel and Peek?
• If a door can be opened safely, what is the preferred entry method?
• Which term denotes the side of the vehicle away from the hinge side?
• Which component is highlighted as a hazard in AFVs during extrication?
• What is the PSI of the High Pressure Cylinders used to deploy an Airbag?
• In the extraction prep, which description accurately reflects the prepared equipment and personnel?
• Which of the following is a step in performing a 3rd Door Conversion?
• Which statement about gas production in airbags is correct?
• What is dash displacement and why is it used?
• Which step comes after stabilizing to prevent movement during extrication?
• How can we tell if a vehicle is an AFV?
• Which is NOT a type of dash displacement?
• What are the two types of seatbelt pre-tensioners?
• Which of the following is one of the five ways to gain a purchase point?
• What is included in the standard prep for removal from a vehicle?
• If door access is blocked, what action is indicated to gain access?
• How far should you stand from the cutting area when using a hydraulic cutter?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a high voltage battery chemistry?
• Which action completes the Roof Lift Off Procedure?
• What is the role of scene lighting in vehicle extrication?
• Which AFV type uses solar energy?
• Which action is part of glass management during extrication?
• Select the statement that captures the removal prep readiness.
• What is a typical reason for performing dash displacement?