CSU FIR3301 Unit 5 Journal Latest 2019 February Question # 00597898 Course Code : FIR3301 Subject: Education Due on: 02/07/2019 Posted On: 02/07/2019 06:38 AM Tutorials: 1 Rating: 4.7/5
FIR3301
Fire Behavior and Combustion
Unit V
Journal
Instructions
Our textbook suggests smoke inhalation is a factor in most
fire deaths in the United States, especially those that result from
post-flashover fires. The authors continue stating single exposure to fire
smoke can have both acute effects (e.g., death, incapacitation, impaired
mobility, and reduced clarity of thinking) and post-exposure effects (e.g.,
lung damage). Firefighters can experience chronic effects from multiple
exposures to smoke, as seen recently with the cancer risk heightened due to
smoke inhalation. Have you, or someone you know, experienced inhalation of the
irritants in smoke? Was it involved in initiating a fast attack because of a
trapped civilian or other reason? Have you ever initiated a fast attack with
your SCBA mask not completely sealed, believing the positive pressure would
keep out smoke and irritants? Why, or why not? Your journal entry must be at
least 200 words. No references or citations are necessary.
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