Board Flashcards
What are the crew fatigue standards
+4 foot seas is 6 hours
-4 foot seas is 8 hours
What is a gar 2.0
Planning Event Asset crew Asset cutter Communications Environment
CPR
30 chest compressions to rescue Breaths
100 bpm
Normal pulse
60-100 bpm
Normal respiration
16 to 24 breaths per minute
Three types of bleeding
Arterial venous and capillary
How many pints of blood does the human body have
10
5 steps to control bleeding
Bandage direct pressure elevation Pressure points tourniquet
Two types of shock
Anaphylactic shock and shock syndrome
Signs of shock
Week and rapid pulse irregular breathing dilated pupils cold clammy skin
Symptoms of shock
Thirst weakness nausea anxiousness confusion
Treatment for shock
Limit activity
keep victim comfortable
treat obvious wounds
calm the victim
What is hypothermia
Loss of internal Body temperature
Signs of hypothermia
Pale and cold skin, dilated pupils, slurred speech acting drunk,unconsciousness,muscle rigidity, weak pulse, shallow breaths
Treatment for hypothermia
Remove victim from cold-weather, remove victims clothes if wet, wrap in blankets, treat for shock ,give oxygen,
Three types of burns
First
Second
third degree
First degree burn
And treatment
Red warm tender painful
Immerse in cool water until pain subsides
Second degree burns
Treatment for second-degree burns
Blisters, painful, red, warm
Cool water do not pop blisters non-
adhesive dressing
Third degree burn
Treatment for third-degree burn
Cover burn, cool burn, treat for shock, call 911
Choking
Heimlich maneuver
back blows for infant
What does HELP stand for
Heat elimination lessening position
Pyrotechnics
Mk79 red flare
Mk124 Day night signal device
M127A1 White star parachute illumination
Where is capsizing likely to happen
Near the surf or breaking seas
True or false
If the vessel is still intact should you attempt to get on top of the hull
True
