NAUI Rescue Diver Exam Questions
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your rescue training is designed to ____ and ____ - ANSWERS-help you understand the risks,
deal with undesirable outcomes
continuing education and practice will help you keep your skills - ANSWERS-fresh, automatic,
and effective
there are two categories of diving problems ____ and ____ - ANSWERS-incidents and accidents
a diving accident is and incident wherein - ANSWERS-someone is injured
a rescue is - ANSWERS-to assume the responsibility to releasing another from imminent peril, or
to intervene to prevent further injury from a diving accident
your ability to ____ in the water is directly related to the likelihood of a successful dive -
ANSWERS-relax
thinking precedes action and the amount of action is dictated by - ANSWERS-the "least amount
necessary" rule
as a certified RSD you have ____ in the water - ANSWERS-no duty to respond to anyone's
difficulties
define stress - ANSWERS-mentally or emotionally disruptive or upsetting condition occurring in
response to adverse external influences and capable of affecting physical health, usually
,characterized by increased heart rate, a rise in blood pressures, muscular tension, irritability,
and depression
a stimulus or circumstance causing such a condition
two methods to reduce critical incident stress are ____ and ____ - ANSWERS-formal, informal
unchecked critical incident stress can - ANSWERS-lead to physical and emotional illness
one of the biggest problems that rescuers face at the scene of an accident is dealing with the -
ANSWERS-bystanders
dealing with crowds at an accident scene is best achieved by remaining - ANSWERS-courteous,
respectful, and sympathetic
an absolute contraindication is a term used to describe a person's medical or other condition
that - ANSWERS-makes participation in scuba diving unacceptably dangerous
a temporary contraindication is a term used to describe a person's medical or other condition
that - ANSWERS-makes participation in scuba diving unacceptably dangerous until it is resolved
a relative temporary contraindication is a term used to describe a person's medical or other
condition that - ANSWERS-may require modified or adapted participation
NAUI worldwide considers active asthma as - ANSWERS-an absolute contraindication
the coughing and phlegm symptoms associated with tuberculosis are considered - ANSWERS-
dangerous due to the possibility of serious lung damage and AGE
, not knowing the amount of exercise that scuba may involve is a reason that ____ is considered
an absolute contraindication - ANSWERS-insulin dependent diabetes
NAUI Worldwide's recommendation regarding women diving while pregnant is - ANSWERS-not
to dive
diving while afflicted with any cold, congestion, upper respiratory infection cough or wheezing -
ANSWERS-make safe diving unlikely
hyperbaric exposure can have an unpredictable effect on any drug's efficacy and outcome, and -
ANSWERS-may invalidate the dosage regimen prescribed by the physician
true or false. having a couple of beers or a glass of wine before a dive is ok - ANSWERS-false
diving with hypertension - ANSWERS-may be allowed by the diver's physician
diving makes demands on a person's strength, flexibility and aerobic fitness. of these three,
____ is the most important - ANSWERS-aerobic fitness
____ will help make you a better prepared, more confident diver - ANSWERS-using your own
diving equipment
"task loading" is a term used to describe a condition of - ANSWERS-having too many things to
think about at once
universally required equipment items include - ANSWERS-BC with inflator, depth gauge,
underwater timer, spg, alternate air source
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your rescue training is designed to ____ and ____ - ANSWERS-help you understand the risks,
deal with undesirable outcomes
continuing education and practice will help you keep your skills - ANSWERS-fresh, automatic,
and effective
there are two categories of diving problems ____ and ____ - ANSWERS-incidents and accidents
a diving accident is and incident wherein - ANSWERS-someone is injured
a rescue is - ANSWERS-to assume the responsibility to releasing another from imminent peril, or
to intervene to prevent further injury from a diving accident
your ability to ____ in the water is directly related to the likelihood of a successful dive -
ANSWERS-relax
thinking precedes action and the amount of action is dictated by - ANSWERS-the "least amount
necessary" rule
as a certified RSD you have ____ in the water - ANSWERS-no duty to respond to anyone's
difficulties
define stress - ANSWERS-mentally or emotionally disruptive or upsetting condition occurring in
response to adverse external influences and capable of affecting physical health, usually
,characterized by increased heart rate, a rise in blood pressures, muscular tension, irritability,
and depression
a stimulus or circumstance causing such a condition
two methods to reduce critical incident stress are ____ and ____ - ANSWERS-formal, informal
unchecked critical incident stress can - ANSWERS-lead to physical and emotional illness
one of the biggest problems that rescuers face at the scene of an accident is dealing with the -
ANSWERS-bystanders
dealing with crowds at an accident scene is best achieved by remaining - ANSWERS-courteous,
respectful, and sympathetic
an absolute contraindication is a term used to describe a person's medical or other condition
that - ANSWERS-makes participation in scuba diving unacceptably dangerous
a temporary contraindication is a term used to describe a person's medical or other condition
that - ANSWERS-makes participation in scuba diving unacceptably dangerous until it is resolved
a relative temporary contraindication is a term used to describe a person's medical or other
condition that - ANSWERS-may require modified or adapted participation
NAUI worldwide considers active asthma as - ANSWERS-an absolute contraindication
the coughing and phlegm symptoms associated with tuberculosis are considered - ANSWERS-
dangerous due to the possibility of serious lung damage and AGE
, not knowing the amount of exercise that scuba may involve is a reason that ____ is considered
an absolute contraindication - ANSWERS-insulin dependent diabetes
NAUI Worldwide's recommendation regarding women diving while pregnant is - ANSWERS-not
to dive
diving while afflicted with any cold, congestion, upper respiratory infection cough or wheezing -
ANSWERS-make safe diving unlikely
hyperbaric exposure can have an unpredictable effect on any drug's efficacy and outcome, and -
ANSWERS-may invalidate the dosage regimen prescribed by the physician
true or false. having a couple of beers or a glass of wine before a dive is ok - ANSWERS-false
diving with hypertension - ANSWERS-may be allowed by the diver's physician
diving makes demands on a person's strength, flexibility and aerobic fitness. of these three,
____ is the most important - ANSWERS-aerobic fitness
____ will help make you a better prepared, more confident diver - ANSWERS-using your own
diving equipment
"task loading" is a term used to describe a condition of - ANSWERS-having too many things to
think about at once
universally required equipment items include - ANSWERS-BC with inflator, depth gauge,
underwater timer, spg, alternate air source
