Boat Crew (RBM & RBS II) – Complete Practice Questions and Answers for Boat Operations and Seamanship Training Material

Boat Crew (RBM & RBS II)with actual questions and
answers
29 cruising speed RPM - CORRECT ANSWERS-3250 RPMs


45 cruising speed RPM - CORRECT ANSWERS-1950 RPMs



After FM200 people - CORRECT ANSWERS-- Industrial Hygienist

- Marine Chemist

- Gas Free Engineer

- Deemed Confident by CO/OIC



45 pyro - CORRECT ANSWERS-- 12 Mark 124s

- 6 Mark 127s

- 2 79s



BECCEs - CORRECT ANSWERS-Basic Engineering Casualty Control Exercises



Plunging wave - CORRECT ANSWERS-Steep beach causing surfing wave



Spilling wave - CORRECT ANSWERS-Horizontal beach causing little whitecap



Surging wave - CORRECT ANSWERS-Rockier cliff reaching waves



Closeout - CORRECT ANSWERS-Unreadable wave that breaks all at once



Saddle - CORRECT ANSWERS-In between of a wave

, Shoulder - CORRECT ANSWERS-Side of a breaking wave



Set and drift - CORRECT ANSWERS-Cumulative effect of wind, tide, and current on a vessel's movement
through water



Set - CORRECT ANSWERS-Direction being pushed



Drift - CORRECT ANSWERS-Speed being pushed



Dead reckoning - CORRECT ANSWERS-Finding the way by travelling at a known speed for a known time
in a known direction



6 rules of DR - CORRECT ANSWERS-- Every hour on the hour

- Every course change

- Every speed change

- Each fix or running fix

- Obtaining single LOP

- Plot new course line from each fix or running fix



Capillary bleeding - CORRECT ANSWERS-Characterized by a slow, dark red, oozing flow of blood



Venous bleeding - CORRECT ANSWERS-Dark red with continuous flow from vein



Arterial bleeding - CORRECT ANSWERS-Bleeding from an artery, which is characterized by bright red
blood that is rapid, profuse, and difficult to control