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| Inability to Focus Mental confusion or judgement error Decreased motor skills and sensory ability Increased irritability Decreased performance Decreased concern for safety |
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Extreme hot & cold
Not enough rest
Boredom
Trying to balance
Poor physical conditioning
Exposure to the sun
Exposure to extreme noise
Eye strain
Stress |
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| Prevention of Fatigue (5) |
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Definition
| Adequate rest Appropriate dress for conditions Rotate crew duties Provide food and refreshments Observe other crew members for signs |
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| Nausea caused by an imbalance between visual images and the portion of the middle ear the senses motion. |
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| Causes of motion sickness |
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Definition
Mental & physical stress from the rolling and pitching motion
Chart work or other tasks that require close attention |
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| Symptoms of Motion Sickness (7) |
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Definition
Nausea and vomiting
Increased salivation
Unusual paleness
Sweating
Drowsiness
Weakness
Stomach Discomfort |
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| Prevention of Motion Sickness (4) |
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Definition
Stay out of confined spaces
Stay in fresh air
Look at the horizon
Avoid smoking |
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| Three Medications for Motion Sickness |
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Definition
Meclizine
Dramamine
Scopolamine Patches |
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| Team Coordination Skills (7) |
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Definition
Adaptability & Flexability
Assertiveness
Communication
Decision Making
Mission Analysis
Leadership
Situational Awareness
Memory Aid: African Americans Can Drink Malt Liquor Sometimes |
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| What is the responsibility of the crew concerning fatigue? |
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Definition
| Watch each other to prevent excessive fatigue from taking its toll. |
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Definition
| Blood coming from an artery, bright red, gushes in jets with pulse |
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Definition
| Blood coming from a vein, dark red in color with a steady flow |
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| Blood coming from a smaller vein, bright red in color |
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Definition
Thermal
Electric Shock
Chemical
Radiation
Sunburn |
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Definition
Facial
Temporal
Subclavian
Carotid
Axillary
Brachial **Child Pulse
Radial
Femoral
Popliteal
Doralis Pedis |
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| Types of Bleeding control (4) |
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Definition
Bandage
Direct Pressure
Pressure points
Tourniquet |
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| How many pints of blood in the human body? |
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Definition
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| Heat Exhaustion Symptoms (7) |
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Definition
Collapses
Sweats Profusely
Pale skin
Pounding Heart
Nausea
Headache
Restlessness |
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| CPR Procedures (10) and Meaning |
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Definition
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Safe area
Protective Equipment (PPE)
Check Responsiveness
Notify EMS
Put them on their back
Tilt Head back
Look, Listen, Feel 5-10sec
2 breaths 2 seconds each
Look, Listen, Feel
2 breaths for every 30 compressions |
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Outer layer of skin
Redness
Warmth
Tenderness
Mild pain
Immerse in cool water
Flush chemical for 20 minutes
Cover with a sterile dressing |
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Definition
Inner layers of skin
Blisters
Severe Pain
Redness
Warmth
Immerse in cool water
Flush chemical for 20 minutes
Don't break blisters
Cover with a sterile dressing |
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Definition
Penetrates full thickness of skin
Possible white and lifeless skin to black
Immerse in cool water
Flush chemical for 20 minutes
Don't break blisters
Cover burn to reduce air exposure
Do not remove clothing unless smoldering
Treat for shock
Assess Vitals every 5 minutes
No ice or ointment |
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Definition
Parachute Flares
Height 650-700ft
Descends at a rate of 10-15 ft/second
Lasts 36 seconds |
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Definition
100,000 candle power
50-70 flashes/minute
Can be seen for 5 NM
Operates for 9 hours continuous use
Operates 18 hours intermittent use |
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Definition
Consists of 7 MK-80's and 1 MK 31
Height 250-650 ft
Lasts 4.5 seconds
12,000 candle power |
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Definition
| Heard for 1,100 yards or 1000 meters |
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Definition
Can be seen for great distances
Directions are on the back |
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Definition
Day end- orange smoke, lasts 20 seconds
Night end- Red flare, lasts 20 seconds
Night end identifiable by two raised bands on that end
Hold flare at 45 degrees away from you when lighting off either end |
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Definition
Used to free one from entangling lines
Blunt tip and serrated edge
05 inches long |
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Definition
| Personal Electronic Position Indicating Radio Beacon 406 & 121.5 MHz Accuracy of 03 NM |
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| Emergency Egress Procedures (12) |
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Definition
Brace for impact
Remain strapped in until motion has subsided
Plan egress with crew
Best swimmer exits first followed by worst swimmer
Swim clear and away
Muster and account for any missing
Remain upwind/up current
Attempt to climb onto bow (to avoid props)
Check injuries and provide first aid
Inventory signaling equipment, PLB
Check for gas before lighting off pyro
Stay with the boat |
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Term
| Symptoms of a heat stroke (10) |
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Definition
Red skin hot & dry to the touch
Body Temperature above 105F
Headache
Weak & Rapid Pulse
Confusion
Violence
Delirium
Unconsciousness
Brain damage may exist if medical treatment is not given immediately |
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Term
| Hypothermia Symptoms (10) |
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Definition
Pale, cold skin
Pupils dilated
Poor coordination
Slurred Speech
Incoherent thinking
Unconsciousness
Muscle Rigidity
Weak Pulse
Labored Breathing
Irregular heartbeat |
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Definition
| Heat Escape Lessening Position |
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Term
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Definition
Top to Bottom:
Gray
Blue
Red
Green
Black
Order of Assemble:
Blue
Black
Red
Green
Gray |
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Definition
-pump is rated at 250 gallons/min
-3 inch suction and discharge hose
-Priming at 12ft in less than a minute
-4 gallon fuel tank that lasts from 4-6 hours
-6 1/2 HP 4-cycle engine
-has a built-in float switch
for automatic operation.
-pump will turn on when the water level
reaches 2⅛ inches and off when no load is sensed by the pump’s impeller.
-The discharge for the electric cabin dewatering pump is located on the aft,
starboard exterior cabin bulkhead, above the deck edge walkway.
-The pump requires 12 VDC for operation and draws 3.3 amps at 12 volts.
-The boat is outfitted with a portable, manual bilge pump rated at 10 strokes per gallon and 6 gallons per minute. |
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Definition
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Term
| Operational Draft (DIW with engines vertical) |
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Definition
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| Draft with engines tilted up (waterline to keel) |
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Definition
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Term
| Height of navigation light mast when on a trailer |
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Definition
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Term
| Height of radar dome when on trailer |
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Definition
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| Height of search light when on trailer |
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Definition
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| Highest fixed point when on trailer |
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Definition
| Radar Cofferdome 9ft 0.5in |
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Definition
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| Passenger Capacity (sitting on aft boxes and gunwales) |
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Definition
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Definition
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Term
Fuel Tank capacity
A class and B class |
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Definition
A Class- 125gal
B Class- 105gal |
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Definition
| Twin Honda 225 HP 4 stroke outboards |
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Term
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Definition
| 14x19 Mercury offshore or Vensura Series |
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Term
| Boat weight (fully outfitted, no crew) |
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Definition
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Term
| Boat Maximum Weight (fully outfitted, four crew, six passengers) |
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Definition
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| Weight (full outfit, fuel, trailer, no crew) |
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Definition
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Definition
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Definition
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| Maximum range at cruise speed |
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Definition
A class - 175NM
B class - 150NM |
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| Maximum Operating Distance Offshore |
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Definition
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Term
| Contents of Anchor/ Ammunition Locker (10) |
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Definition
01- Fortress 7-Pound Anchor
03- 3/8inch Galvanized Anchor Shackles (Weight limit 2000 lbs)
01- 1/4in x 4ft PVC Coated Anchor Chain (secured with a bungee cord)
02- Mooring lines 2in OR 2 1/4in (circumference) x 25ft DBN
02- Fenders (5.5in x 20in)
01- Anchor Line (1.75in circumference x 100ft) Stowed in a mesh bag
01- Anchor line thimble (spliced in eye)
01- Galvanized Screw Pin Shackle 3/8in (attached to thimble)
01- Galvanized 3/8in swivel
01- Galvanized Screw pin Shackle 5/8in (attached to swivel) |
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| Main Cabin Forward Compartment Contents (Cuddy Cabin) |
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Definition
Spare Kill switch Lanyard (stowed in pouch)
3/16in T-Allen wrench (stowed in pouch)
90 Degree Phillips Screwdriver (stowed in pouch)
Fire Extinguisher (Type B-1) |
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Term
| Navigation Kit Contents (20) |
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Definition
Briefcase with CG Logo
Charts (as required per AOR)
Pencils
China Markers (grease pencils)
Stop Watch
Search Pattern Slide Rule
Parallel Rule
Weems Plotter
Anemometer
Gum Eraser
Pencil Lead Sharpening Pad
Tide Book (pages as required)
Coast Pilot (pages as required)
NAVRULES
Light List (pages as required)
Nautical Slide Rule
Chart One
Note Pad
Flashlight with Red Lens
Compass Divider |
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Term
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Definition
04- EEBD's and CBR Equipment (when required)
01- First Aid Kit
01- Hand Bilge Pump (10 strokes/min=6 gallons/min) |
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Term
| What is on the STBD Bulkhead right next to the COX'N? |
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Definition
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Term
| Forward Port Seats Storage Compartment Contents |
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Definition
| 03- 12 Volt Gel Cell Batteries |
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Term
| Contents of Spare Parts Kit/Tool Bag |
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Definition
02 Quarts 10w/30 Lube Oil
Phillips and Flathead Screwdrivers
Metric Wrench Set (10mm-20mm)
Pliers
Rags
Hub Kit
Spark Plug Wrench with 4in Extension
Prop Nut Wrench (Big and Yellow) |
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Definition
1.5in Circumference x 9ft DBN Skiff hook line
Stainless Steel Shackles (3/8in and 1/2in)
Mousing Wire Ties/Zip Ties: Minimum of 04
Flashlight (no larger than 2D cell in size)
Dewatering pump tie down strap |
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Term
| Port side Storage Compartment contents Center and Aft |
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Definition
Spare Parts Kit/Tool Bag
Gear Bag
02- 5.5in x 20in Fenders
02- 2in OR 2.25in x 25ft DBN mooring lines
02- 2in OR 2.25in x 35ft DBN mooring lines |
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Term
| What is in the Main Cabin above Aft Cabin Door? |
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Definition
| Towing Mast and Lightening Rod |
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Term
| What is on the Aft Cabin door? |
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Definition
| Garelick Deluxe Telescoping Boat Hook 8ft |
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Term
| Contents of Main Deck (7) |
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Definition
24in Throw-able Life ring
Life Ring Strobe light (50-70flashes/min)
National Ensign
CG Ensign
Tow Line (2.25in Circumference DBN) with cover
406MHz Category II EPIRB with GPS
Throw line bag |
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Term
| Contents of Aft Cabin Port Deck Locker |
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Definition
| No Stowage (potential damage to the fuel system) |
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Term
| Contents of Aft STBD Deck Locker |
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Definition
Fire Extinguisher (type B-1)
12 VDC Negative Bus Bar cover |
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Term
| Operating Weight of engines |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| Constructed of 5052 Marine Grade Aluminum |
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Term
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Definition
Deep "V" Rigid Mono Hull
Constructed of 5086 Marine Grade Aluminum |
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Definition
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Definition
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Definition
Frame 7 1/2
Frame 13 1/2
Frames and numbered Aft to Forward |
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Term
| Work Uniform and Type III PFD Weather Conditions |
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Definition
Water= 60+ degrees
Air Temp= 60+ degrees |
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Term
| Anti- Exposure Coveralls Weather Conditions |
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Definition
| Water 50-60degrees, Air 50+degrees |
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Term
| Dry Suit Weather Conditions |
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Definition
Water= Under 50 Degrees
Air= Under 50 Degrees |
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Term
| Factors the Accelerate Hypothermia (4) |
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Definition
Cold temperatures
Wind
Air Temperature
Sea Spray |
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Term
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Definition
Displacement: pushes water away letting hull to settle down into water
Planing hull: skims the surface of the water
Semi-displacement hull: when operating at slow speeds hull is displacement and once reached a faster pace turns into planning hull.
25ft RBS is Semi-Displacement |
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Definition
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Term
| Two Types of Forces that affect Stability |
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Definition
Static: Inside forces
Dynamic: Outside forces |
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Term
| Parts of a Danforth Anchor |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
Red Star Flares
Red Parachute Flares
Black Flag over Black Ball
Orange Back Ground with Black Circle in front (orange iPod)
Gun shots at 1 minute intervals
Waving of the arms
Continuous sounding of the fog horn
November over Charlie
Orange Smoke
Any color dye in the water
Flames on a vessel
Mayday over radio
EPIRB
Radio Telephone
Radio Telegraph
S-O-S
Strobe Light (120 flashes/min) |
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Term
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Definition
Supervision
Planning
Event Complexity
Environment
Crew Selection
Crew Fitness
Green 0-23
Amber 24-44
Red 45-60 |
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Term
| How many windows does a Defender B Class have? |
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Definition
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Term
How many cleats are there on the RBS?
What size are they? |
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Definition
6 cleats made of 5052 marine grade aluminum
10inches long |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
| What are the Egress routes for a Capsized RBS? |
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Definition
The preferred method of egress from a Defender Class boat is through the
port/starboard sliding doors. Attempt egress from the aft or forward cabin door only as a last resort. |
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Term
| How much oil is in the engines? |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| Overhead Hinged Instrument Panel |
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Term
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Definition
| Secured Around Flotation Equipped |
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Term
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Definition
| Scalable Integrated Navigation System |
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Term
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Definition
| Rated at 200,000 Candle power, can be rotated 360 degrees |
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Term
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Definition
| The formation of a partial vacuum around the propeller blades of a vessel. |
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Term
| What is the difference between trim and tilt? |
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Definition
| Trim is a slower speed used for changing the propeller’s angle in relation to the water’s surface. Whereas tilt is a faster speed used to bring the engine completely up. |
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Term
| What is the difference between Variation and Deviation? |
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Definition
Variation is the difference between magnetic and true north bearings.
Deviation is the effect of metal objects on the compass. |
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Term
| Explain the difference between set and drift. |
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Definition
Set is the direction an object is moving.
Drift is the rate/speed the object is being moved at. |
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Term
| What are the three phases of SAR? |
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Definition
Uncertainty: Doubt
Alert: Apprehension
Distress: Danger |
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Term
| What is the type and chemical inside the fire extinguishers on board? |
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Definition
Type B-1
Ammonium Phosphate
Designed to be used for class A, B, and C fires. |
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