Boat Crew and Navigation Rules Study Guide Questions and Answers
Question 1.
What are the 9 primary responsibilities of a boat crew member?
Correct Answer: Helmsman, lookout, tow watch, anchor watch,
piloting/navigation, rigging lines, surface swimmer, first aid, operating DC
equipment.
Question 2.
What are the crew fatigue limits for a 45 RBM in 0-4 FT seas?
Correct Answer: 10 hours.
Question 3.
What are the crew fatigue limits for a 29 RBS in 0-4 FT seas?
Correct Answer: 8 hours.
Question 4.
What are the crew fatigue limits for a 45 RBM in heavy weather (HWX)?
Correct Answer: 6 hours.
Question 5.
What are the crew fatigue limits for a 29 RBS in heavy weather (HWX)?
Correct Answer: 0 hours.
Question 6.
What is motion sickness?
Correct Answer: Nausea/vomiting caused by imbalance between visual images
and middle ear motion sensing.
Question 7.
What three medications are listed for motion sick-ness?
Correct Answer: Dramamine, Meclizine, and Scopolamine.
Question 8.
What does the acronym STAAR stand for?
Correct Answer: Spread out, Transfer, Avoid, Accept, Reduce.
Question 9.
What are the two types of General Assessment Risk (GAR)?
, Correct Answer: Real time and deliberate.
Question 10.
What are the 5 steps to mitigate hazards?
Correct Answer: 1. ID hazards, 2. Assess hazards, 3. Develop controls, 4.
Implement controls, 5. Supervise.
Question 11.
What is hypothermia and its threshold tempera-ture?
Correct Answer: Loss of body temperature, specifically under 90°F.
Question 12.
What is hyperthermia and its threshold tempera-ture?
Correct Answer: Elevated body temperature, specifically over 105°F.
Question 13.
What is the best immedi-ate treatment position for shock?
Correct Answer: Have the victim lie down and elevate their feet.
Question 14.
How is a first-degree burn characterized and treat-ed?
Correct Answer: Affects only outer skin layer, mild pain. Immerse in cold water.
Question 15.
How is a second-degree burn characterized?
Correct Answer: Extends to deeper skin layers, causes severe pain, redness, and
blisters.
Question 16.
How is a third-degree burn characterized and what must you NOT do?
Correct Answer: Destroys epidermis and dermis. Do NOT place in ice.
Question 17.
What is the compres-sion-to-ventilation ratio for CPR?
Correct Answer: 30 chest compressions to 2 rescue breaths.
Question 18.
What is the target com-pression rate per minute for adult CPR?
Correct Answer: 100 to 120 compressions per minute.
Question 19.
Question 1.
What are the 9 primary responsibilities of a boat crew member?
Correct Answer: Helmsman, lookout, tow watch, anchor watch,
piloting/navigation, rigging lines, surface swimmer, first aid, operating DC
equipment.
Question 2.
What are the crew fatigue limits for a 45 RBM in 0-4 FT seas?
Correct Answer: 10 hours.
Question 3.
What are the crew fatigue limits for a 29 RBS in 0-4 FT seas?
Correct Answer: 8 hours.
Question 4.
What are the crew fatigue limits for a 45 RBM in heavy weather (HWX)?
Correct Answer: 6 hours.
Question 5.
What are the crew fatigue limits for a 29 RBS in heavy weather (HWX)?
Correct Answer: 0 hours.
Question 6.
What is motion sickness?
Correct Answer: Nausea/vomiting caused by imbalance between visual images
and middle ear motion sensing.
Question 7.
What three medications are listed for motion sick-ness?
Correct Answer: Dramamine, Meclizine, and Scopolamine.
Question 8.
What does the acronym STAAR stand for?
Correct Answer: Spread out, Transfer, Avoid, Accept, Reduce.
Question 9.
What are the two types of General Assessment Risk (GAR)?
, Correct Answer: Real time and deliberate.
Question 10.
What are the 5 steps to mitigate hazards?
Correct Answer: 1. ID hazards, 2. Assess hazards, 3. Develop controls, 4.
Implement controls, 5. Supervise.
Question 11.
What is hypothermia and its threshold tempera-ture?
Correct Answer: Loss of body temperature, specifically under 90°F.
Question 12.
What is hyperthermia and its threshold tempera-ture?
Correct Answer: Elevated body temperature, specifically over 105°F.
Question 13.
What is the best immedi-ate treatment position for shock?
Correct Answer: Have the victim lie down and elevate their feet.
Question 14.
How is a first-degree burn characterized and treat-ed?
Correct Answer: Affects only outer skin layer, mild pain. Immerse in cold water.
Question 15.
How is a second-degree burn characterized?
Correct Answer: Extends to deeper skin layers, causes severe pain, redness, and
blisters.
Question 16.
How is a third-degree burn characterized and what must you NOT do?
Correct Answer: Destroys epidermis and dermis. Do NOT place in ice.
Question 17.
What is the compres-sion-to-ventilation ratio for CPR?
Correct Answer: 30 chest compressions to 2 rescue breaths.
Question 18.
What is the target com-pression rate per minute for adult CPR?
Correct Answer: 100 to 120 compressions per minute.
Question 19.
