CG Coxswain Study Guide
29' RBS-II Maximum Wind Speed of 25 ANS Towing capability: ANS-10 Displacement Tons, 29'
RBS-II Rule of three minutes—ANS—Distance in yards. Speed equals distance/100. Speed x a
hundred is the distance. Fuel Capacity for forty five' RBM - ANS-510, 485 @ ninety five percent
Passengers in a forty five' RBM - ANS-20 Five Sections of the SAR System ANS-Organization -
ORCPOC Resources
Communications
Planning
Operations
Conclusion
The Five Steps of the SAR System ANS-Awareness - AIPOC The Initial Step Planning
Operations
Conclusion
ANS-Distance in miles - the six-minute rule Distance x 10 equals speed. Speed x distance = 10
ANS: Identifying Mission Tasks is Step 7 of the ORM Process. Identify the threats. Evaluate
dangers. Select Options. Compare the hazard of Gain.
Apply the choice. Follow the scenario. Property that has been given up with the aim of giving it
up is known as deserted property (ANS). ANS-Airway is an ABC clinical time period. Breathing.
Compressions of the chest. Grounding by using twist of fate—ANS—Confirm that you aren't
breathing in water. Inform the cutter of your position and which you are grounded with the aid of
calling them. Check the tides to determine whether or not they are moving in or out. REMAIN IN
THE VESSEL. Avoid the use of the propeller to back out because it will compact the sand below
the small boat's hull, making it harder to get out. Alert - ANS-A craft or person enters the ALERT
segment while they are having trouble and can require help, however they're no longer in
immediately risk or require immediate action. The ALERT section is typically associated with
apprehension. Anaphylactic Shock, also called ANS, is a excessive allergic reaction that occurs
speedy. Causes of Anaphylactic Shock - ANS-Eating fish or shellfish, in addition to consuming
unique varieties of berries or oral medications like penicillin. Wasp, yellow jacket, and different
insect stings e.G., capsules injected, workout, the cold, and substances inhaled like pollen or
dirt may also motive reactions of sensitivity. ANS-Skin: itching, hives (a raised rash), and
flushing (redness) are symptoms of anaphylactic surprise. Swelling of lips, tongue, toes, throat,
hands.
Wheezing, shortness of breath, and coughing are respiration tract signs. Gastrointestinal:
diarrhea, belly cramps, and nausea and vomiting. Headache.
Mental country trade. Cognizance loss. The onset of symptoms can occur quickly, in a count
number of seconds, or it may take in to two hours. Treatment for Anaphylactic Shock (ANS): In
order to save you an allergic reaction to the substance, anaphylactic surprise calls for medicinal
drug. Crew participants may also help the sufferer in administering epinephrine if the victim
carries an epinephrine kit. Skilled. The sufferer ought to receive shock remedy and, if
necessary, CPR. Receiving Notification and Accepting Task Anchoring Procedures Informing the
group. Assessing the Situation. Safely running and navigating the ship. Getting in touch with a
29' RBS-II Maximum Wind Speed of 25 ANS Towing capability: ANS-10 Displacement Tons, 29'
RBS-II Rule of three minutes—ANS—Distance in yards. Speed equals distance/100. Speed x a
hundred is the distance. Fuel Capacity for forty five' RBM - ANS-510, 485 @ ninety five percent
Passengers in a forty five' RBM - ANS-20 Five Sections of the SAR System ANS-Organization -
ORCPOC Resources
Communications
Planning
Operations
Conclusion
The Five Steps of the SAR System ANS-Awareness - AIPOC The Initial Step Planning
Operations
Conclusion
ANS-Distance in miles - the six-minute rule Distance x 10 equals speed. Speed x distance = 10
ANS: Identifying Mission Tasks is Step 7 of the ORM Process. Identify the threats. Evaluate
dangers. Select Options. Compare the hazard of Gain.
Apply the choice. Follow the scenario. Property that has been given up with the aim of giving it
up is known as deserted property (ANS). ANS-Airway is an ABC clinical time period. Breathing.
Compressions of the chest. Grounding by using twist of fate—ANS—Confirm that you aren't
breathing in water. Inform the cutter of your position and which you are grounded with the aid of
calling them. Check the tides to determine whether or not they are moving in or out. REMAIN IN
THE VESSEL. Avoid the use of the propeller to back out because it will compact the sand below
the small boat's hull, making it harder to get out. Alert - ANS-A craft or person enters the ALERT
segment while they are having trouble and can require help, however they're no longer in
immediately risk or require immediate action. The ALERT section is typically associated with
apprehension. Anaphylactic Shock, also called ANS, is a excessive allergic reaction that occurs
speedy. Causes of Anaphylactic Shock - ANS-Eating fish or shellfish, in addition to consuming
unique varieties of berries or oral medications like penicillin. Wasp, yellow jacket, and different
insect stings e.G., capsules injected, workout, the cold, and substances inhaled like pollen or
dirt may also motive reactions of sensitivity. ANS-Skin: itching, hives (a raised rash), and
flushing (redness) are symptoms of anaphylactic surprise. Swelling of lips, tongue, toes, throat,
hands.
Wheezing, shortness of breath, and coughing are respiration tract signs. Gastrointestinal:
diarrhea, belly cramps, and nausea and vomiting. Headache.
Mental country trade. Cognizance loss. The onset of symptoms can occur quickly, in a count
number of seconds, or it may take in to two hours. Treatment for Anaphylactic Shock (ANS): In
order to save you an allergic reaction to the substance, anaphylactic surprise calls for medicinal
drug. Crew participants may also help the sufferer in administering epinephrine if the victim
carries an epinephrine kit. Skilled. The sufferer ought to receive shock remedy and, if
necessary, CPR. Receiving Notification and Accepting Task Anchoring Procedures Informing the
group. Assessing the Situation. Safely running and navigating the ship. Getting in touch with a
