Chapter 12 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the two forms of travel that may be required during SAR missions?

What are each for?

A

Technical and non technical

Technical: climbing

Non: searching, or getting to the search area

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2
Q

When encountering steep slopes, it’s easier to traverse them by:

A

Turning at the end of each traverse and stepping off in a new direction with the uphill foot

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3
Q

What are the two rules registering wilderness travel?

A

Keep your body’s weight over the feet, and keep the sole of the foot flat on the ground to improve traction

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4
Q

How far apart should SAR personnel walk?

A

6 to 10 feet

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5
Q

Smart rout planning prior to starting a mission may:

A

Enable a more efficient route

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6
Q

Searchers should rest _______ for every hour of walking?

A

10 minutes

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7
Q

What are the five things needed to prepare for traveling in SAR?

A

Fitness, energy, water, rest, and technique

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Q

What is the most important rule regarding how to follow a route?

A

Curved route(contour lines) of greater distance can be easier and faster to travel then a straight path.

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9
Q

What are lightweight frame of steel spikes that can be attached to one’s boots?

A

Crampons

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