BFQ 02-04 Crew Rest Utilization Flashcards

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What are the signs of fatigue personnel?

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  • Decreased coordination
  • narrow attention span
  • lower standard of performance
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How does time of day affect fatigue?

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  • The body is trained to release energy during the day and store it during the night. Crews should be well rested for night watch.
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How does sleep duration and quality affect?

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  • 8 hours of sleep needed

- Anything less than 6 hours, you start to lose mental faculty and other issues.

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What is it about the stability of sleep/wake schedule?

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  • Inconsistent sleep/wake patterns can disrupt the biological clock and result in reduced alertness, severe sleepiness, insomnia, and degregation of of mental alertness.
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Explain Continuous Vs. Split Sleep

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  • Sleep debt is incurred when sleep is split.

- Certain patrols such as bar patrols can add to split.

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Explain Periods of Sustained Wakefulness

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  • Work exeeding 12 hours will result in fatigue and performance schdule.
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Discuss crew endurance management considerations for urgent operations.

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  • A mission of sufficient importance that the District Commander elects to execute it with a fatigued boat crew.
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What is the minimum requirements for crew rest before assuming alerty duty and during a 24-hours duty period.

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  • Crew should have a minimum of 8 continuous hours of rest before assuming alert duty.
  • 8 hours of continuous rest in every 24 hour period.
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When should a crew fatigue message must be sent and when a fatigue situation will be cleared.

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  • When a station’s alert posture is comprimised due to crew fatigue.
  • It should be cancelled when the fatigue situation no longer exists.
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What are station work periods for duty crews?

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  • They are restricted to light operations, training, or Station work.
  • ## Training limited until some time between 2000 and 2200.
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When is underway time calculated to determine underway limits and discuss how to calculate total mission hours during a 24-hour period.

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  • Underway time begins when the member reports to the designated place to prepare for a specific boat mission and ends when the mission is complete.
  • Includes boat and trailer sorties.
  • Calculated during a single mission or an accumalation of missions.
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12
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Identify fatigue inducing factors.

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13
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What is a higher risk mission?

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Any mission between 2300 and 0500

- Interrupts normal physiological cycles.

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What are the required sleep periods after a higher risk mission?

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-Less than a six-hour sleep period – they need at least a six-hour
sleep period to control fatigue on subsequent missions.
-More than a six-hour sleep period but less than a seven-hour sleep
period – they need at least a two-hour sleep period to control
fatigue on subsequent missions.

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What are the maximum underway hours for boat type?

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  • Based on 4ft seas and HWX
  • 40ft and above - 10/8/6
  • Less than 40 ft - 8/6/N/A
  • Trailering - 350 miles or 8 hours.
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16
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Who may waive fatigue limits?

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  • Operational Commander