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1
Q

What are the crew fatigue standards

A

+4 foot seas is 6 hours

-4 foot seas is 8 hours

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2
Q

What is a gar 2.0

A 
Planning
Event 
Asset crew
Asset cutter
Communications
Environment
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3
Q

CPR

A

30 chest compressions to rescue Breaths

100 bpm

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4
Q

Normal pulse

A

60-100 bpm

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5
Q

Normal respiration

A

16 to 24 breaths per minute

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6
Q

Three types of bleeding

A

Arterial venous and capillary

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7
Q

How many pints of blood does the human body have

A

10

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8
Q

5 steps to control bleeding

A 
Bandage
direct pressure
elevation
Pressure points 
tourniquet
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9
Q

Two types of shock

A

Anaphylactic shock and shock syndrome

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10
Q

Signs of shock

A

Week and rapid pulse irregular breathing dilated pupils cold clammy skin

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11
Q

Symptoms of shock

A

Thirst weakness nausea anxiousness confusion

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12
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Treatment for shock

A

Limit activity
keep victim comfortable
treat obvious wounds
calm the victim

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13
Q

What is hypothermia

A

Loss of internal Body temperature

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14
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Signs of hypothermia

A

Pale and cold skin, dilated pupils, slurred speech acting drunk,unconsciousness,muscle rigidity, weak pulse, shallow breaths

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15
Q

Treatment for hypothermia

A

Remove victim from cold-weather, remove victims clothes if wet, wrap in blankets, treat for shock ,give oxygen,

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16
Q

Three types of burns

A

First
Second
third degree

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17
Q

First degree burn

And treatment

A

Red warm tender painful

Immerse in cool water until pain subsides

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18
Q

Second degree burns

Treatment for second-degree burns

A

Blisters, painful, red, warm

Cool water do not pop blisters non-
adhesive dressing

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19
Q

Third degree burn

Treatment for third-degree burn

A

Cover burn, cool burn, treat for shock, call 911

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20
Q

Choking

A

Heimlich maneuver

back blows for infant

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21
Q

What does HELP stand for

A

Heat elimination lessening position

22
Q

Pyrotechnics

A

Mk79 red flare

Mk124 Day night signal device

M127A1 White star parachute illumination

23
Q

Where is capsizing likely to happen

A

Near the surf or breaking seas

24
Q

True or false

If the vessel is still intact should you attempt to get on top of the hull

A

True

25
Q

What should you do if you’re trapped inside of the capsized boat

A

Attempt to seek out an air pocket

26
Q

Capsized vessel egress routes

A

Windows
Aft deck
Cuddy cabin

27
Q

What order should the crewmembers attempt to swim to the surface

A

Strongest swimmer followed by the weakest swimmer followed by the rest of the crew

28
Q

Three types of hulls

A

Plainning
displacement,
semi-displacement

29
Q

Overall length of the RBS

A

29’ 6 1/2”

30
Q

Beam of the RBS

A

8’6”

31
Q

Operational draft

A

39”

32
Q

Draft engines tilted up

A

23 1/4”

33
Q

Height of navigation lights

A

12’8”

34
Q

Height of radar Dome

A

11 1/2

35
Q

Height of search light

A

9’7”

36
Q

Highest fix point on vessel

A

9 1/2

37
Q

What is the fuel tank Capacity

A

105 gallons

100 gallons usable

38
Q

Weight of the vessel

A

7400 pounds

39
Q

Wait a fully outfitted vessel

A

9200 pounds

40
Q

Way to fully outfitted vessel on the trailer

A

9450

41
Q

Cruising speed

A

35 kn at 4500 RPM

42
Q

Max speed

A

46 knts at 6000 RPM

43
Q

Watertight bulkhead

A

16

44
Q

What is the whole of the vessel made of

A

5086 marine grade aluminum

45
Q

What is the superstructure made with

A

5052 marine grade aluminum

46
Q

For line handling the safety techniques

A

Do not stand in the bite of a line

Do not wear watches or jewelry

Utilize handover hand lion handling techniques

Do not stand on or walk over an active line

47
Q

Look out policy

A

Everyone shall be a lookout

48
Q

Classifications of fires

A

A. Ordinary combustible’s
B. Flammable liquids
C. Electrical fire
D. Combustible metals

49
Q

How many gallons per minute is the hand bilge pump

A

About 1 gal per min

50
Q

PLB Frequency

A

406 Mhz

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