OTH Boat Crew Practice Test

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• How is the preferred channel determined on a marker?
• What is the operational air temperature range?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five procedures for properly handling a suspected fracture?
• Which of the following is a symptom of shock?
• Shock assessment should be conducted how often?
• The MK-124 may also be used in helo hoists to indicate what?
• Which of the following is a cause of anaphylaxis?
• What 5 steps should be performed during an initial assessment?
• Which propulsion arrangement describes the vessel's propulsion system?
• What should you do for a choking victim who cannot free the obstruction on their own?
• Which measurement represents the LOA bucket up?
• Which property is listed for nylon?
• What is decompression sickness commonly called?
• Which statement best defines a compound (open) fracture?
• Which item is NOT a component that makes hatches watertight?
• In the bleeding control sequence, which step comes third?
• What is the recommended anchor scope for moderate weather?
• Which statement best describes a semi-displacement hull?
• Which of the following is included in the initial five-step assessment?
• What is the function of dogs in hatch hardware?
• Which term describes the angular difference between true north and magnetic north?
• How many lifting points are described in total?
• What does 'short stay' mean in anchor handling?
• Which device provides global emergency positioning and distress beacon signals?
• Class Charlie fire involves what type of equipment?
• Which statement best describes venous bleeding?
• For urgent SAR operations, what is the specified towing capacity in pounds?
• What is a flat plate keel?
• How many flashes per minute does the strobe light emit?
• What is the smoke color for Class Bravo fires?
• Which event is NOT typically causing shock?
• What is center of gravity?
• Which factor causes magnetic compass deviation on a vessel?
• Tourniquet step 4: Do not loosen the tourniquet.
• When immobilizing a suspected fracture, you should:
• Second-degree burns are characterized by which description?
• After immobilizing a suspected fracture, you should:
• If there are 8 passengers at 220 lbs each, what is the total passenger weight?
• What is light displacement?
• Hemorrhage is defined as?
• What is the operational fuel capacity (usable fuel)?
• What is the capacity of each twin fuel tank?
• Which statement describes first-degree burns?
• Where is there open communication with the sea?
• The signaling mirror's instructions are located where?
• Bitter end?
• What is an initial treatment for shock?
• What is the towing capacity for urgent SAR operations?
• Which value correctly states the fuel tank capacity?
• What is a fracture?
• The night end of the MK-124 produces which color?
• Which of the following is NOT a GAR component?
• What is the purpose of GAR?
• Is the Type III PFD designed to turn an unconscious wearer to a face-up position?
• What are pressure points?
• Which emergency signal should be operated first?
• What must you ensure about the cap relative to the red band during launching?
• In the five-step initial assessment, which item is included?
• Primary extinguishing agent for Class Alpha fire?
• The MK-79 produces which of the following displays?
• What is artificial respiration?
• Loss of Lube Oil Pressure: Which part is a valid verification step?
• What are the two types of keels?
• Which statement best describes freeboard?
• Which option correctly states the maximum pounds for persons and cargo onboard OTH?
• How many centerline lifting points are present?
• The signal projector and hand-fired signals are designated as which pair?
• What is the LOA bucket up measurement?
• On what frequencies does the PLB broadcast?
• BECCE Fire in the Engine Space: What is the first action?
• Which of the following is not typically a sign of a fracture?
• What is the make of the inboard diesel engine used in the propulsion system?
• What is resuscitation?
• What is the luminosity of the MK-79?
• BECCE: Fire in the Engine Space: Which action is the third step?
• What is the sea water temperature operational range?
• BECCE Engine High Water Temperature requires which action first?
• Primary extinguishing agent for Class Charlie fire?
• What is the Weight - Boat Only?
• Which of the following is NOT a symptom of anaphylaxis?
• What is the maximum number of persons onboard OTH?
• What is the maximum speed of the vessel?
• What is the model of the waterjet used in the propulsion system?
• How do we protect ourselves from bloodborne pathogens?
• Which of the following is not a color associated with MK-124 day or night ends?
• What is the maximum height above the waterline to the top of the HF antennae?
• How long does the MK-127 last?
• Which of the following is a method included in artificial respiration?
• What is the vessel's operational draft?
• Anti-exposure coveralls are required in water temperatures within which range?
• What is the primary extinguishing agent for Class Bravo fires?
• What is deviation in navigation?
• CPR stands for?
• The day end of the MK-124 produces which color?
• What is the purpose of the emergency signaling mirror?
• The engine start battery hatch is on which side of the engine box cover?
• What is the purpose of cardiac compression in CPR?
• What are the four ways to stop bleeding, in the given order?
• What type of rescue targets is the signaling mirror intended to attract attention from?
• Which measurement represents the length on the waterline at full load?
• What is buoyancy?
• Which of the following is a marine distress signal that uses smoke?
• On a clear night, the strobe light can be seen from a minimum range of how many miles?
• Where are the extra tie downs for the P-6 pump kept?
• What is the seating total in pounds?
• Which term describes an anchor that has set properly?
• Which of the following is a listed characteristic of polypropylene?
• Where is the engine start battery hatch located?
• Which of the following is an anchor condition?
• Which of the following best describes Class Bravo fires?
• Where are the UHF antennas located on the vessel?
• Which symptom is listed as a shock symptom?
• Which of the following is included in loaded displacement but not light displacement?
• For infants who are choking and become unresponsive, what should you do first?
• The whip antenna on the starboard quarter is used for which radio band?
• Which statement describes a displacement hull?
• What is the maximum range at cruise speed?
• What anchor scope is recommended for heavy weather?
• Describe venous bleeding.
• Which device’s brightness is rated at 12,000 candlepower?
• If numbness or tingling occurs after applying a bandage, you should
• BECCE Loss of Nav Equipment: First action?
• What is the minimum buoyancy provided by the Type III PFD?
• Class Delta fire involves which materials?
• Each end of the MK-124 lasts about how long?
• What does PLB stand for in emergency signaling?
• BECCE Loss Control of Engine RPM: First action?
• Describe capillary bleeding.
• In towing operations, what does being 'in step' refer to?
• When the MK-127 ignites, what does it display?
• The MK-127 illuminates an area of about how many miles?
• The whip antenna located at the port quarter is which type of antenna?
• What is the horsepower rating of the propulsion engine?
• What should you do after removing an object from a choking victim if the patient remains unresponsive?
• At the stated cruise RPMs, what is the engine speed?
• How many tie downs are required for the P-6 pump?
• Which statement about Type III PFD is NOT true?
• What is the fuel tank capacity?
• Where are the straps located on anti-exposure coveralls?
• Which line is made of two hollow braided lines, one inside the other?
• Which two components are used in CPR to revive a victim?
• Which of the following is another problem seen in scuba diving accidents?
• What is first aid?
• What is the candlepower of the MK-127?
• What is the length on waterline at full load?
• Smoke color for Class Charlie fire?
• A simple (closed) fracture is defined as:
• Which statement correctly describes a planing hull?
• Which statement best describes nylon according to the material?
• Which two components are essential in CPR?
• What is the seating total in people?
• Which statement correctly matches a model to its role?
• What describes the construction of a double braided line?
• The Type III PFD is also known as a ___ aid.
• Which GAR component deals with selecting individuals for the team?
• What is the draft?
• Which of the following is a problem seen in scuba diving accidents?
• Which GAR component relates to planning the evolution or task sequence?
• What are the two forces that affect stability?
• In hatch watertight sealing, which term refers to the sealing edge on the hatch?
• Strobe light can flash for how many hours when operated intermittently?
• During MK-127 launch, what is the first step?
• Which two bloodborne pathogens can human blood contain?
• What is cavitation?
• What is anaphylactic shock?
• The house battery hatch is on which side of the engine box cover?
• Which statement describes nylon's characteristic?
• Which GAR component relates to the physical and environmental conditions of the operation?
• What is the maximum weight (person and cargo)?
• Which duty involves monitoring the vessel's position and safety while anchored?
• What is the keel thickness?
• Which of the following is a step to prevent interfering with circulation when applying a bandage?
• How fast does the MK-127 descend?
• Where are the VHF (VHF-FM) antennas located?
• What is the first thing a rescuer should assess before performing first aid?
• What does catenary do?
• Smoke color for Class Delta fire?
• Describe arterial bleeding.
• What is catenary?
• At what altitude does the MK-127 reach?
• What are the three basic hull types?
• Tourniquet step 5: Treat for shock.
• What is the fixed height above the waterline when the mast is lowered?
• What is pitch?
• Which of the following is one of the eight duties of a boat crew member?
• Which is NOT listed as a general design feature influencing stability?
• How do anti-exposure coveralls work to help keep you thermally protected?
• What is stability?
• Which of the following is a primary extinguishing option for Class Delta fires?
• What is the standard ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths in adult CPR?
• Class Alpha fires involve which materials?
• Which statement best describes the effect of a bar keel?
• BECCE Loss of Bucket Control: Which action is recommended?
• Which value correctly states the maximum pounds for persons and cargo onboard OTH?
• Smoke color for Class Alpha Fire?
• BECCE Loss of Fuel Pressure: First action?
• Which of the following is a sign or symptom of decompression sickness?
• In BECCE Charlie Fire, what is the correct immediate action?
• Watertight integrity includes interior compartmentalized by bulkheads, decks, and hatches.
• Third-degree burns are defined as:
• BECCE Loss of Bucket Control: First action?
• If the topmost marker band is red, the preferred channel is to which direction?
• What is hypothermia?
• What is a bandage?
• What is a bar keel?
• What is the MK-124?
• Which term is a voice radio distress call?
• Which item is listed as a duty of a boat crew member?
• How is a plain laid line constructed?
• Cavitation is defined as what phenomenon in marine propulsion?
• Which term describes the weight of the boat excluding fuel and crew?
• Which of the following is NOT a sign of shock?
• Which of the following is a marine distress signal?
• Which line is constructed from three braided lines together?
• Which of the following is a sign of shock?
• What is the beam of the vessel?
• What action is recommended when someone is having a heart attack?
• What is variation in navigation?
• Which duty involves acting as a surface swimmer?
• What is the cruise speed?
• Which of the following is a sign of a heart attack?
• In BECCE: Loss of Nav Equipment, which action is listed as a response?
• In a steering casualty, which action is recommended?
• What is the vessel's capability to operate in surf or breaking waves?
• What is the luminosity of the strobe light?
• In what circumstance would you not perform CPR?
• Which of the following is not a typical sign of a second-degree burn?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three measures taken to restore life?
• The MK-79 flares reach heights of ___?
• How many seats are specified as shock mitigating crew seats?
• Standing part?
• What is the MK-79?
• Which action should be taken to signal rescuers in a capsizing situation?
• Which of the following is a visual marine distress signal?
• What are the three types of bleeding?
• In the survival procedures for boat capsizing, which action is listed as the final step?
• What is shock?
• If a patient is in shock and unconscious, what action is appropriate?
• What is the total fuel capacity when both twin tanks are combined?
• BECCE Loss of Lube Oil Pressure: First action?
• What is the LOA bucket down measurement?
• Each MK-79 flare burns for a minimum of ___?
• Which GAR component addresses the crew's physical readiness?
• Tourniquet step 3: Documentation
• Divers increase the risk of decompression sickness if they ___ within 12 hours after a dive.
• Anti-exposure coveralls are classified as which Type of PFD?
• Which of the following statements about the strobe is true?
• What are the four elements of the fire tetrahedron?
• What is the fixed height above the waterline when the mast is raised?
• What does GAR stand for?
• What is the operational wind parameter?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed cause of burns?
• If underway, what should you do with the MK-127 misfire?
• If a misfire occurs, what is the recommended action?
• The reflected light from the signaling mirror can be seen at what distance?
• What does the term 'scope' refer to in anchor handling guidelines?
• In what circumstances would you NOT elevate the legs to treat for shock?
• Which value represents the vessel's maximum speed in knots?
• Interior features that facilitate watertight integrity?
• What is the operational wave height parameter?
• The MK-127 illuminates an area of about how many miles in radius?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as an acceptable diesel fuel?
• The maximum draft is measured in which unit?
• Which of the following is a common sign of stroke?
• During capsizing, what is the recommended egress point?
• What are the cruise RPMs?
• Tourniquet step 2: After placing the tourniquet, what is the next action?
• At what water depth does the pyro vest inflate?
• Which duty involves rigging towing and mooring lines?
• Death can occur within ___ to ___ minutes after respiratory failure.
• What is the correct order to report a contact?
• Which device provides a position within 90 minutes?
• How many lifting points does the vessel have, and where are they located?
• What is part of the treatment for a stroke?
• Which item is essential PPE when handling potential bloodborne pathogens?
• What is the definition of a stroke?
• What is the minimum continuous operation time for a floating electric marker light?
• Which term describes polypropylene?
• The PLB will provide a position accurate to within how many NM within how many minutes?
• Which of the following is a GAR component?
• The MK-79 produces a red star display. Which option best represents this display?
• Which duty focuses on observing for hazards and other vessels to prevent collisions?
• Which of the following is a radio distress signal?
• What is the operational draft?
• Where are the instructions for the signaling mirror printed?
• Which event can cause people to stop breathing?
• Which statement best describes arterial bleeding?
• What is a common first step to secure the vessel during BECCE emergencies?
• Which of the following best describes the role of the Type III PFD?
• Which statement best describes capillary bleeding?
• Strobe light can flash for how many hours under constant operation?
• Which unit is used to express the heights and thicknesses in these specifications?
• What is the maximum passenger capacity of the vessel?
• Where would you apply a tourniquet?
• What causes compass deviation?
• At what body temperature does hypothermia begin?
• In third-degree burns, pain may be absent because:
• What is the hull bottom plate thickness?
• Where is the house battery hatch located?
• Which sign is commonly associated with shock?
• What are the three conditions of the anchor?
• What is the recommended depth of chest compressions for adults during CPR?
• How deep should chest compressions be for adults in CPR?
• During MK-127 launch, the ejection end should be held at what angle to the body?
• Which statement correctly matches the line type to its construction?
• What is loaded displacement?
• When is the Type III PFD typically worn?
• What is the maximum draft?
• Which of the following is an indication of burns to the respiratory tract?
• Which is a characteristic of polypropylene?