Firefighter Pocketbook
Practice Quizzes, Flashcards, Skill Sheets, Scene Checkoffs, and MORE!
The Firefighter Pocketbook is a comprehensive training tool for Firefighters. If you are a student going through class you will benefit from this app. Simultaneously, so will a seasoned veteran that is trying to stay current on recent developments.
The material has been prepared and verified with 2011 NFPA and IFSTA text books. Over 550 practice exam quiz questions and 700 flashcards available.
The App is divided into these sections:
- Study: Practice quizzes, and exam questions to keep you current. As an added bonus, 700 flashcards for review. If you are taking a class or just reviewing, these will keep you updated. Firefighting terms and reference information as well.
- Checkoffs: The many different types of scenes that an emergency responder can find themselves in are included here with the ability to check off necessary functions. The checkoffs section is divided into three sections. Medical, Firefighting, and Technical Rescue.
- Library: The library section contains a firefighting REFERENCE TERM section, and a FIREFIGHTER SKILL SHEETS section that includes most of the skills that any firefighter should be proficient in. Use both as a training aide. More material to come soon.
5 components differentiate us from our competitors:
1. A Bookmarking feature that allows the user to save difficult test questions, or flashcards for later study. This allows the user to tailor the experience to their needs.
2. Explanations so that the user learns from every exam question and flashcard.
3. Over 550 Exam Questions and 700 firefighting Flashcards prepared by Firefighting instructors that are involved in both EMS/Fire education, and running calls in the streets. This enables the material to be relevant for students and to prepare you for the real world.
4. A Scene Checklist section is added so that the user can review the multiple types of emergency scenes and practice situational awareness and comprehensively managing a scene.
5. Material that has been developed by Firefighting educators that are current on latest developments. Our material has been developed for the Android user and cannot be found on a website somewhere for free. Other material is built to assess, ours is built to teach.
Please feel free to Email any questions or concerns to: [email protected], we are always willing to help in any way. Enjoy our app and stay safe out there.
Taking tests is hard! BE PREPARED.
Category : Medical
Reviews (12)
Great review app. Woulda given it 5 stars but on my phone the screen doesn't fit so i can only access the quiz and flashcards options. I am keeping it but i wish you could do something for my phone so i can fully use this great app.
Really great app to prep for FF1 test and for refreshing
Great study material
Positives-Great tool to learn FF1. Includes JPRs, relevant quizzes, chapter note cards, rookie jobs & etc. Much better as a study guide than the Essentials guide book. Negatives- I was primarily using the quizzes & note cards to help me get through academy chapter tests. And my test scores were improving. =D Major problem is that my system was updated (ASUS transformer prime t700) & I can no longer get past any of the 1st quiz questions once it is answered. This applies to all of the quizzes. With that said, everything else works, I believe. So great overall job minus some grammar/ spelling. Most comprehensive app for FF1. Please fix the quizzes and expand on loss control. Thanks!
App is wonderful really helping with my ff 1 and 2 class
Cannot go to next question with next question button provided. using galaxy s2 lte. Ice cream 4.0.4. Good material though.
This is a great app for future firefighters best app so far
Looks like a great resource, however I would love to have metric calculations for the friction loss and Pump discharge pressure calculators
Cant go to the next question on the quizzes....
Some issues with cards not displaying the right answer but worth there money and I hope you update it. Recommended
Why won't it install on my LG pad?
Being a Firefighter this is an awesome review application and helps with various tests and classes. However, I am also an Agriculturalist and in the "Fire Behavior" Quiz I found it interesting that a possible answer for Spontaneous Combustion related question was "Hey and Manure" and should it be "Hay and Manure"... Just nit picking but "Hey" is for people and "Hay" is for Horses.