- Save lives and reduce injuries
- Save property only
- Destroy hazards
- Stop communication
- a
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The priority of rescue operations is human life safety.
- Flood
- Electrical fault
- Earthquake
- Wind
- b
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Short circuits, overloaded wires, and damaged appliances often cause house fires.
- Large open field
- Highway road
- Medical room
- Space with limited entry and exit
- d
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Examples include tanks, wells, tunnels, and sewers where dangerous gases or low oxygen may be present.
- Move patient immediately
- Give medicine
- Call family
- Check scene safety
- d
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Before helping a victim, rescuers must ensure their own safety and the safety of the environment.
- Medical treatment
- Sudden great misfortune
- Small accident
- Rescue vehicle
- b
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A disaster is a major event causing loss of life, property damage, and disruption of society.
- Electrical repair
- Fire prevention
- Water purification
- Rescue from heights or deep areas
- d
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Rope rescue techniques are used in mountains, wells, cliffs, and tall buildings.
- Thermal Image Code
- Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC)
- Total Imaging Camera
- None of these
- b
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TIC stands for Thermal Imaging Camera.
The function of Thermal Imaging Camera (TIC) is to detect heat and victims.
Thermal imaging cameras allow rescuers to see through smoke and locate trapped victims.
- Water storage
- Medical treatment
- Coordination of Emergency Response
- Fire extinguishing
- c
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EOC stands for Emergency Operations Center.
The EOC manages communication, coordination, and resource allocation during large emergencies.
- Patient prioritization system
- Fire control technique
- Communication system
- Water rescue method
- a
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Triage is used during disasters to treat the most critical patients first.
- Carry equipment
- Provide oxygen
- Break obstacles
- Transport injured patients
- d
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Stretchers help rescuers move injured victims safely without worsening injuries.