A reference tool that should be placed in every emergency vehicle for use when responding to a ...

A reference tool that should be placed in every emergency vehicle for use when responding to a possible hazmat incident is/are:
 
  A) MSDS sheets from local chemical users and suppliers.
  B) The Emergency Response Guidebook.
  C) The Merck manual.
  D) The Physician's Desk Reference.

Question 2

A small truck has gone over an embankment. The driver has suffered a head injury and is confused, but is able to tell you that he is hauling N-Acetyl-para-Aminophenol. Which one of the following resources provides the AEMT with the BEST initial information regarding this chemical?
 
  A) TREC-CHEM EMS Guidebook
  B) Truck driver
  C) Emergency Response Guidebook
  D) Medical direction

Question 3

Which of the following terms means filling void spaces to prevent the movement of the vehicle?
 
  A) Rigging
  B) Cribbing
  C) Extricating
  D) Disentangling

Question 4

If you arrive on the scene to find a patient in calm water, what do you do first?
 
  A) Assess the patient's condition.
  B) Inquire as to what type of help has been called.
  C) Throw a flotation device with a line attached.
  D) Swim out to the patient.

Question 5

When planning to disentangle a patient, whose responsibility is it to focus the team on a safe operation when other rescuers lose sight of the big picture?
 
  A) The entire team
  B) Fire and rescue supervisor
  C) The Advanced EMT
  D) The physician