Out Door Ed

Question 1

Equalisation-ears

Answer 1

Holding the nose and blowing gently and hearing two pops, one from each ear

Question 2

Drive flag

Answer 2

Blue and white flag

Driving on your own attach it to yourself so fellow swimmers, boat drivers no there is a driver under neath

Question 3

Snorting conditions

Answer 3

Warm weather, high tide and small waves

Question 4

Buddy systems

Answer 4

To keep each other safe when under water and letting other drivers around that you buddy is under water

Question 5

Positive, negative and mutual buoyancy

Answer 5

Positive is when the object is lighter than the water

Negative when the object is heavier than the water

Mutual is when it’s the same weight as the water

Question 6

Duck driving

Answer 6

To duck drive you bend your hips and drive head first with arms out in front on your head

Question 7

3 factors that determine the size of a wave

Answer 7

Duration of the wind, distance of the wind, intensity on the wind

Question 8

Types of waves

Answer 8

Plunging waves- break with a very heavy force

Spilling waves- crest of the wave falls down on the face

Surging waves- never break, don’t lose speed, and gain weight (most dangerous

Question 9

Wetsuit- material, benefits

Answer 9

Sun protection and limited physical protection, helps you flout, prevents hypothermia

Question 10

Parts of the wave

Answer 10

Lip, crest (the top) trough (the bottom) face

Question 11

Why do waves break

Answer 11

As the waves come into shore the sand get shallow and the waves slows down then it folds over itself

Question 12

Rips- what are some signs of a rip? - types of rips

Answer 12

Rips is a body of water moving out to sea, signs of rips are no waves or light movement in the area. A dark patch of water, derbies

Question 13

Springs and neap tides

Answer 13

Spring- strong that occur a fall moon and new moon

Neap- weak that occur drying quarter moon

Question 14

Predicting changes in the weather

Answer 14

Clouds being grey/dark and scatter around the sky, animals hidden. No clouds blue sky animals out.

Question 15

10 parts of the trangia stove

Answer 15

Gripper, lid, lower wind shelid, sause pan x2 , (middle) simmering ring (large) spirit holder, strap, burner lid (small) upper wind shelid

Question 16

Fuel used in a trangia stove

Answer 16

Mentholated spirits

Question 17

Selecting a campsite

Answer 17

flat, not under trees, already made camp site

Question 18

Food selection

Answer 18

High energy, healthy, fruits, sugar

Question 19

Minimal impact

Answer 19

6 minimal impact factors

1) where, how to walk
2) choosing a camp sight
3) camp fire rules
4) rubbish
5) hygiene
6) washing up

Question 20

Northing and easting

Answer 20

North-easting

East-northing

Question 21

Risk management plan

Answer 21

How to manage a problem that could happen

Question 22

Ricer

Answer 22

R-rest
I-ice
C-compression 
E- elevation
R-referall

Question 23

CRP rates and depth

Answer 23

30 compression 
2 breaths 
Listen..
Repeat
1/3

Question 24

COWS

Answer 24

Can you hear me?
Open your eyes
What’s your name
Squeeze my hand

Question 25

DRSABCD

Answer 25

Danger
Response 
Send for help 
Air way
Breathing 
CPR
Defibrillator