Vehicle Extrication

Hands-on reps on vehicle rescue: scene size-up, stabilization and cribbing, vehicle construction, alternative-fuel hazards, hydraulic tools, and disentanglement for the NFPA 1006/1670 rescue candidate.

120 questions in this bank · Source checked: IFSTA Principles of Vehicle Extrication / NFPA 1006 & 1670 (Vehicle & Machinery Rescue)

What you’ll drill

• Scene size-up and hazard control
• Stabilization and cribbing
• Vehicle construction and anatomy
• Alternative-fuel and EV hazards
• Hydraulic and hand tools
• Disentanglement and patient protection

A daily round is 10 questions. Streaks and weak-spot tracking stick to your device.

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