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What should you do if you fall overboard into cold water? - ️️Try to reboard your boat, even if it is swamped. Under federal law, which type of boat must have a capacity plate? - ️️single-hull boats less than 20 feet in length What should you leave with a friend or relative before a long outing on the water? - ️️float plan What is the best way to check for gas fumes after fueling a PWC? - ️️smell for fumes What is good for cleaning your vessel and does not harm lakes ...

What type of boat is most likely to have a planing hull? - ️️A Ski Boat What must be done with the vessel's registration paper? - ️️Keep it aboard the boat when in operation Which of the following is a characteristic of an overloaded boat? - ️️Handles Poorly What special care must you take with your hull identification number (HIN)? - ️️Be Careful not to remove or destory this number Where onboard a boat are the gunwales located? - ️️At the top of the sides Wh...

Vessels Required to be Documented - ️️5+ Tons engaged in fisheries, Great Lakes or Coastwise except: a)Vessel that doesn't operate in US Nav Waters b) non-self propelled vessel within harbor, in whole/part rivers or inland lakes of US, canals, internal waters. Requirements met for Documentation - ️️US Citizen, 5+tons, may be documented with these two including vessels for pleasure and in foreign trade. Special Markings Interior of Doc. Vessel - ️️Official # abbreviated by NO (...

What is the risk when a PWC passes too closely behind another boat? - ️️The other boat may create a blind spot for the PWC operator Vessel operators involved in a reportable boating accident must report the accident by the quickest means possible to: - ️️all the above A boat's capacity plate gives the maximum weight and/or number of people the boat can carry safely in certain weather conditions. What are the conditions? - ️️good weather When you see a red flag or body with ...

The port side of a vessel is the ___ side. - ️️Left The stern of a vessel is the ___ of the vessel. - ️️Rear Basic types of vessel hulls can be described as ___. a) moving and non-moving b) displacement and planing c) rough and smooth d) narrow and wide - ️️b) displacement and planing Name three basic hull shapes. - ️️I) Round Bottom II) Flat Bottom III) Vee Bottom What are the four length classes of vessels? - ️️I) Less than 16 feet II) 16 to less than 26 ...

Under which condition is a person at greatest rick of developing hypothermia? - ️️Being immersed in cold water How will a boat perform if it is loaded beyond its capacity? - ️️It will be difficult to control A life jacket on your vessel should be sized for which person on board? - ️️It's intended wearer On a 15ft boat, which object is required to be on-board? - ️️One Coast Guard approved life jacket for each person When is it a good advice for adults to wear Coast Gu...

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What is the best measure of the adequacy of cellular perfusion and helps predict the outcome of resuscitation? - ️️Base deficit used in conjunction with serum lactate Will hypocapnia cause vasoconstriction or vasodilation, especially in the cerebral vasculature? - ️️Vasoconstriction What results from tissue hypo perfusion and oxygen deficit? - ️️Metabolic acidosis What type of shock results in generalized vasodilation? - ️️Neurogenic shock Spinal cord injuries at C3-C...

What should you ask yourself after completing all of your interventions and reassessments? - ️️Does this patient need to be transferred to another hospital, to surgery, or to critical care? What happens prior to patient arrival? 1-3 - ️️1. Activate trauma team 2. Prepare trauma room 3. Don PPE What happens following patient arrival but before a decision to intubate has been made? 4-8 may change based on C-ABC - ️️4. Assess for obvious uncontrolled external hemorrhage or un...

An adult patient who sustained a severe head trauma has been intubated and has been manually ventilated via a bag mask device at a rate of 18 breaths per minute. The patient has received one intravenous fluid bolus of 500 ML of warmed isotonic crystalloid solution. The PaCO2 is 30 and a pulse ox symmetry is 92%. BP is 142/70. What is the most important intervention to manage the cerebral blood flow? - ️️decrease the rate of manual ventillation An older patient with a history of anticoagul...

energy balance - ️️energy consumed equals energy expenditure, measured in kilocalories kilocalories - ️️units of heat, a measure of amount of energy that is supplied or expended by the body overweight - ️️being too heavy for one's height or having a BMI of 25-29 obese - ️️excess body fat or a BMI over 30 2007 - ️️overwight is 25-30% total energy content of food - ️️carbs x 4g+ protein x 4g+ fat x 9g+ alcoholx7 total energy expenditure(TEE) - ️️inclu...

Where does energy production from nutrients occur in our cells? - ️️Mitochondria What pathway produces the most ATP? - ️️Glycolysis (2 ATP) + Citric Acid Cycle (2 ATP) + Electron Transport Chain (28 ATP) What foods are good sources of unrefined complex carbohydrates? Unrefined simple carbohydrates? - ️️• Good sources of unrefined complex carbs: whole grains, legumes • Good sources of unrefined simple carbs: milk, fruits, vegetables What are the differences between refin...

hepatic portal system - ️️consist of capillaries collect nutrient rich blood (carb, protein, and water soluble nutrients) from digestive organs and deliver to liver lymphatic system functions - ️️collect and return interstitial fluid defend body against disease (lyphocytes) absorb lipids from intestine and transport to blood nutrients in cells are used for... - ️️energy or to build up substances for the body catabolic pathways - ️️breaking down substances for energy ...

Nutrition - ️️The science that studies all the interactions that occur between living organisms and food Nutrients - ️️The chemical substances in foods that provide energy and structure and help regulate body processes Factors affecting food choices - ️️Availability, health concerns, culture, holidays, social acceptability, psychological and emotional, personal preference How has the American diet changed in the last 100 years? - ️️larger portion sizes, fast food, salty ...

function of lipids - ️️adipose tissue, brain and nervous system, cell membrane adipose tissue - ️️-fat storage -located under skin and around internal organs -aids in body shape definition -cushion protects internal organs against shock -insulates body structure of lipids in brain and nervous system - ️️insulating coating around nerves hormones made from cholesterol - ️️cortisol, estrogen, testosterone essential fatty acid synthesis for omega 3 - ️️1. essentia...

Explain how energy balance is related to body weight - ️️Energy consumption matches energy expenditure. Calories in = calories out, body weight remains constant Describe what it means to be in energy balance, negative energy balance, and positive energy balance. - ️️Energy balance: calories in = calories out, body weight remains constant Positive: Calories in > calories out, body weight increases Negative: Calories in < calories out, body weight decreases What happens to ex...

Leading Causes of Death Attributed to Nutrition - ️️1. Heart Disease 2. Cancer 3. Stroke 4. Diabetes Nutrient Classification: Energy Yielding Nutrients - ️️Carbs, Protein, Fats Nutrient Classification: Macronutrients - ️️Carb, Protein, Lipids, Water Nutrient Classification: Micronutrients - ️️B Vitamins, Vitamin C, vitamin A, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, Vitamin K, Calcium, Iron Nutrient Classification: Inorganic - ️️Minerals, Water Nutrient Classification: Organic...

nutrition - ️️study of interactions between living organisms and food nutrient - ️️chemical substances that provide energy and structure and help regular body processes overall diet pattern - ️️sum of food choices essential nutrient - ️️not made by the body so must be provided in dietary intake Is alcohol a nutrient? - ️️No; provides energy but is not a nutrient dietary pattern - ️️single food choice makes up only small part of your total diet dietary co...

thyroid hormones - ️️collects information about the health andhle nutritional status in a populatio Nutrition - ️️science that studies all the interaction that occur between living organisms and food What 2 things does food provide? - ️️1. nutrients 2. energy Nutrients - ️️chemical substances in foods that provide energy and structure and help regulate body processes Ex. Carbohydrates, fats, and proteins Energy - ️️measured in kilocalories required for survival...