IAAFI CFI ACTUAL LATEST EXAM

IAAFI CFI ACTUAL LATEST EXAM

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A+ | IAAFI CFI FINAL EXAM [NEWEST]

A meaningful analysis of a fire requires an understanding of the fire growth, the total heat released, and WHAT? - ANSWER- Heat Release Rate

What does he term AFCI stand for? And, the "A" specifically represents what? - ANSWER- Arc-fault circuit interrupter

The organization that develops standard methods for testing materials - ANSWER- ASTM

Initiation of combustion by heat but without a spark or flame - ANSWER- Auto- ignition

A deflagration resulting from the sudden introduction of air into a confined space containing oxygen-deficient products of incomplete combustion - ANSWER- Backdraft

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An explosion caused by a combination of combustible materials heated to the ignition point and a sudden introduction of oxygen to support combustion - ANSWER- Backdraft

A boat device that owners fail to keep clean, which is a frequent cause of engine compartment fires on boats - ANSWER- Backfire Flame Arrestor

A device on a fluorescent light fixture that transforms the voltage from normal household voltage to a higher voltage - ANSWER- Ballast

The starter motor draws its energy from this source - ANSWER- Battery

The burden of proof in a criminal trial - ANSWER- Beyond a Reasonable Doubt The process of electrically connecting two or more conductive objects - ANSWER- Bonding

Most engine fires typically penetrate the interior compartment at this location of the vehicle - ANSWER- Bottom Passenger Side of the Windshield

An investigator can closely examine this component of a cord to determine if it was plugged into a receptacle - ANSWER- Brass Prongs (male ends)

The chemical and physical changes that occur in gypsum wallboard surfaces during a fire - ANSWER- Calcination

A narcotic gas that one might be exposed to in the fire - ANSWER- Carbon Monoxide

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The levels of this toxin dissipate over time after removal from the fire environment. - ANSWER- Carbon Monoxide

This toxic condition does NOT cause a cherry-pink coloration to the skin of the fire victim and is NOT visible on all skin types - ANSWER- Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

This occurrence is the most common open-flame ignition source in non-fuel injected vehicles - ANSWER- Carburetor Backfire

The component that controls temperature in many heat-producing appliances - ANSWER- Bimetallic Thermostats

This feature distinguishes the heat-sensitive bulbs of sprinkler heads from each other - ANSWER- Color Codes

A chemical process of oxidation, which occurs at a rate fast enough to produce heat and usually light in the form of either a glow or a flame - ANSWER- Combustion

A building design feature that aims to limit the fire to its origin. - ANSWER- Compartmentation

Located at the origin, these should be considered individually during the development of a cause hypothesis - ANSWER- Competent Ignition Source

This should be donned when dealing with hazardous chemicals - ANSWER- Complete PPE

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