STCW BASIC TRAINING (REFERENCES
FROM SEVEN SEAS PREP) WITH
CORRECT SOLUTIONS
How many bones make up the human body? - ANSWER-206
____, _____, and ______ protect vital organs - ANSWER-skull, spine, and rib cage
What supports abdominal organs? - ANSWER-Pelvis
The nervous System includes the _____ & _______ - ANSWER-Brain & network
The brain is the - - ANSWER-Processing unit
The network is made up of - - ANSWER-Nerves and cells
The central nervous system is made up of the - - ANSWER-brain and spinal cord
Th peripheral nervous system is made up of - - ANSWER-Nerves
Muscles are attached to bones by - ANSWER-tendons
Blood that passes from the lungs TO the heart is - ANSWER-oxygenated
The central processing unit of the nervous system is the - - ANSWER-Brain
The 3 types of network vessels that blood runs through are (AVC) - ANSWER-Arteries,
veins, and capillaries
When performing CPR what piece(s) of personal equipment should you use if available
- ANSWER-Mask, non-latex gloves, bio-hazard bin
The recovery position is used for - - ANSWER-Casualties where the patient is
unconscious and breathing
A secondary survey means - - ANSWER-A more detailed survey
When conducting a primary survey what are the 3 P's: - ANSWER-Preserve life/
Prevent further harm/ Promote recovery
Primary survey assessment DR.ABC: - ANSWER-Danger Response Airway Breathing
Circulation
, Basic life support ABC: - ANSWER-Airway Breathing Circulation
What is the ratio of chest compressions to ventilations in resuscitation? - ANSWER-30:2
When checking a casualty's ABCs how long do you allow to check their breathing? -
ANSWER-10 seconds
3 types of bleeding(AVC): - ANSWER-Arteries, Veins, and Capillaries
What does bleeding from the arteries look like? - ANSWER-Spurting blood, pulsating
flow
What does veinous bleeding look like? - ANSWER-Steady slow flow, dark red and
gushes
What does bleeding from the capillaries look like? - ANSWER-Slow, even flow
To control bleeding you must do 2 things: - ANSWER-Apply pressure and keep
elevated
Indirect pressure should be: - ANSWER-Kept in place for 10 minutes & released slowly/
use if there's too much blood coming out
Where are the 2 pressure points? - ANSWER-Groin for the leg/ inside the upper arm for
arm
When checking for internal bleeding you must check for blood coming out of the: -
ANSWER-Ears, mouth, and nose
For severe bleeding you must: - ANSWER-Apply direct pressure over the wound
A tourniquet should only be used for: - ANSWER-Catastrophic bleeding
Treatment for shock may be: - ANSWER-To lay the casualty down and raise the legs
Shock symptoms: - ANSWER--Rapid shallow breathing
-Rapid/weak/ irregular pulse
-Pale blue/ moist skin
-Nausea & vomiting
Shock occurs when- and worsens with- - ANSWER-Occurs when the circulatory fails &
vital organs are deprived of oxygen/ worsens with fear or pain
9 Types of shock: - ANSWER-Septic/ hypovolemic/ respiratory/ insulin/ metabolic/
psychogenic/ cariogenic/ anaphylactic/ neurogenic
FROM SEVEN SEAS PREP) WITH
CORRECT SOLUTIONS
How many bones make up the human body? - ANSWER-206
____, _____, and ______ protect vital organs - ANSWER-skull, spine, and rib cage
What supports abdominal organs? - ANSWER-Pelvis
The nervous System includes the _____ & _______ - ANSWER-Brain & network
The brain is the - - ANSWER-Processing unit
The network is made up of - - ANSWER-Nerves and cells
The central nervous system is made up of the - - ANSWER-brain and spinal cord
Th peripheral nervous system is made up of - - ANSWER-Nerves
Muscles are attached to bones by - ANSWER-tendons
Blood that passes from the lungs TO the heart is - ANSWER-oxygenated
The central processing unit of the nervous system is the - - ANSWER-Brain
The 3 types of network vessels that blood runs through are (AVC) - ANSWER-Arteries,
veins, and capillaries
When performing CPR what piece(s) of personal equipment should you use if available
- ANSWER-Mask, non-latex gloves, bio-hazard bin
The recovery position is used for - - ANSWER-Casualties where the patient is
unconscious and breathing
A secondary survey means - - ANSWER-A more detailed survey
When conducting a primary survey what are the 3 P's: - ANSWER-Preserve life/
Prevent further harm/ Promote recovery
Primary survey assessment DR.ABC: - ANSWER-Danger Response Airway Breathing
Circulation
, Basic life support ABC: - ANSWER-Airway Breathing Circulation
What is the ratio of chest compressions to ventilations in resuscitation? - ANSWER-30:2
When checking a casualty's ABCs how long do you allow to check their breathing? -
ANSWER-10 seconds
3 types of bleeding(AVC): - ANSWER-Arteries, Veins, and Capillaries
What does bleeding from the arteries look like? - ANSWER-Spurting blood, pulsating
flow
What does veinous bleeding look like? - ANSWER-Steady slow flow, dark red and
gushes
What does bleeding from the capillaries look like? - ANSWER-Slow, even flow
To control bleeding you must do 2 things: - ANSWER-Apply pressure and keep
elevated
Indirect pressure should be: - ANSWER-Kept in place for 10 minutes & released slowly/
use if there's too much blood coming out
Where are the 2 pressure points? - ANSWER-Groin for the leg/ inside the upper arm for
arm
When checking for internal bleeding you must check for blood coming out of the: -
ANSWER-Ears, mouth, and nose
For severe bleeding you must: - ANSWER-Apply direct pressure over the wound
A tourniquet should only be used for: - ANSWER-Catastrophic bleeding
Treatment for shock may be: - ANSWER-To lay the casualty down and raise the legs
Shock symptoms: - ANSWER--Rapid shallow breathing
-Rapid/weak/ irregular pulse
-Pale blue/ moist skin
-Nausea & vomiting
Shock occurs when- and worsens with- - ANSWER-Occurs when the circulatory fails &
vital organs are deprived of oxygen/ worsens with fear or pain
9 Types of shock: - ANSWER-Septic/ hypovolemic/ respiratory/ insulin/ metabolic/
psychogenic/ cariogenic/ anaphylactic/ neurogenic
