2015 Cno Sarmm Question Bank

Front 1

On the PAC’s third “jump” command, the CC shallcheck area clear of debris, and tap the RS ___ times on the ______, releasingthe grasp of the RS’s harness as the RS jumps

Back 1

3 times

Shoulder

Front 2

The preferredoverland rescue method is _________ to affect a rescue, the other methods are:

Back 2

Via: one skid/wheel, hoist, rappelling/shorthaul, direct deployment

Front 3

IAW NTTP 3-50.1, the _______Marine Smoke Marker, pictured here, may be launched or thrown from the aircraftto provide either day or night reference points and has a burn time of ____minutes.

Back 3

mk 54

at least 45 minuates

Front 4

. IAW NTTP 3-50.1, the _______ Marine SmokeMarker, pictured here, may be launched or thrown from the aircraft to provideeither day or night reference points.

Back 4

mk25

Front 5

Whileoperating the PRC-149 radio, depressing both UP and DOWN volume buttons cyclesthrough what three operating channels?

Back 5

-121.5

-243.0

-282.8Mhz

Front 6

Thedouble rescue hook has three components. They are respectively the large hook, equipment ring, and the smallhook. Pick the answer below thatcorresponds with the above components limitations.

Back 6

Large hook - 3000 lbs

small hook - 1000lbs

Equipment ring - 1500

Front 7

What is the most effective way of controllingbleeding?

Back 7

Direct Pressure

Front 8

What is the purpose of first aid?

Back 8

Savelife/Prevent further injury/Minimize or prevent infection

Front 9

For a direct deployment double lift, the RS, while wearing a properly secured crewman’ssafety belt, sits on the deck facing the cabin door and hooks into the largerescue hook in which of the following orders:

Back 9

TriSAR lifting V ring; Rescue Strop;Quick strop (red band last)

Front 10

. During adirect deployment double-lift, the QS safety strap is not used.

Back 10

true

Front 11

The DD double-lift method is an expedientalternative to the rescue/MEDEVAC litterwhen recovering a hypothermic or potentially hypothermic survivor

Back 11

-True

Front 12

In relation to a composite aircraft crash, whendo composite fibers pose a health threat?

Back 12

Wheninhaled or swimmer comes in contact

Front 13

How long does hepatitis “B”(HBV)virus survive in dried blood?

Back 13

7Days

Front 14

What kind of facture is pictured?

Bloody stump protruding from knee

Back 14

Exposed/open,Compound

Front 15

Atwhat stage of emergency treatment is splinting usually done?

Back 15

Second stage, in the Emergency vehicle

Front 16

Therecommended altitude/airspeed limitations for deploying a multi-place life raft(MPLR) life raft(inflated or uninflated) is what?

Back 16

10/10or 15/0

Front 17

Which of the following is/are primary objectivesof administering first aid?

Back 17

MaintainOpen airway/Breathing/circulation

Front 18

A deviated trachea may be anindication of which type of injury?

Back 18

Collapsed lung

Front 19

The MK 25 SHALLNOT be launched while in a hover because of valve plug possiblystriking aircraft or personnel

Back 19

True

Front 20

. Automated externaldefibrillators (AED) are authorized for use in naval aircraft?

Back 20

False

Front 21

Thefirst step in the survivor disentanglement/recovery procedures is;

Back 21

Assessingthe Rescue situation

Front 22

Once a survivor is safely on board the aircraft,the survivor’s personal flotation device should be

Back 22

removed or deflate and replace withLPU-32

Front 23

The following are signs and symptomsof heat Stroke EXCEPT;

Skin hot to touch rapid shallow breathing

Full/rapid pulse General weakness

Little or no perspiration lossof consciousness

Dilated pulps

Back 23

Dialated Pupils

Front 24

Whatis the minimum required number of smoke flares when conducting any over waterSAR mission?

Back 24

Six MK-58 or 2 MK-58 and 4 MK-25

Front 25

Beforewater entry, the Rescue Swimmer’s mask ____ tied off on either the left orright shoulder strap of the

Rescue Swimmer’s harness.

Back 25

Shall be

Front 26

SARcommands shall include __ extra crewman’s safety belt(s) (above normal crewrequirement) in the helicopter rescue equipment bag/H-60 rescue equipment bagfor use with the ___.

Back 26

1,Cable Grip

Front 27

An unconscioussurvivor automatically communicates an injury to the head, neck, and spine.

Back 27

true

Front 28

. The PHSRU (SEAWARS)is designed to release within __ seconds after saltwater entry

Back 28

2

Front 29

. Minimumhelicopter SAR equipment requirements may be added to, but never subtractedfrom, at the commanding officer’s discretion.

Back 29

true

Front 30

Should care providers attempt to stop cerebrospinal fluid

Flowing from the earsand/or nose of a victim?

Back 30

no

Front 31

What is the most common type of closed fracture found in

children?

Back 31

Green stick

Front 32

Whichis the following is the most common type of burn?

Back 32

First degree (sunburn) superficial

Front 33

There are ___ Sam splints maintained in the level "A"

Medical kit at all times.

Back 33

2

Front 34

What is the meaningof the rescue signal shown?

Back 34

im alright

Front 35

Thegreatest danger related to a third degree burn is:

Back 35

infection

Front 36

Ifduring the TYCOM SAR evaluation command rescue swimmers are not available forthe SFT, the command SAR standardization petty officer/assistant shalladminister the test within ___ days of the day the TYCOM SAR evaluation teamadministered the test.

Back 36

30 days

Front 37

The trail line assembly contents consist of ______

feet of nylon rope, a weak link and a ___ pound shot bag.

Back 37

-120, 5

Front 38

The rescue litter sling assembly should be inventoried on

Pre-flight and is located where?

-

Back 38

Rescue equipment bag

Front 39

Use of the trail line whileemploying the rescue litter is _______.

Back 39

- Mandatory

Front 40

(T/F) The rescue litter SHALL only enter the cabin feet first.

Back 40

-F, it’s at CC discretion

Front 41

TheMPLR (multi-place life raft) shall only be deployed for immediate inflationwith the _____ installed.

Back 41

-Weak link

Front 42

In the H-60 when using theChicago grip, the crewman’s safety belt ____ be fed over the rescue hoist supportfrom aft to front.

Back 42

-Shall

Front 43

WARNING

43. Direct Deployment procedures ____ be used onaviators who have ejected from aircraft.

Back 43

- Should not

Front 44

For overland rescuesthe following gear should be carried; ________ _______, level “A/B/C” medicalkits, rescue/MEDEVAC litter.

Back 44

Hand-held radio

Front 45

(T/F) Once donned the aviation rescueswimmer shall always “Burp” the dry suit.

Back 45

-T

Front 46

(T/F) During SAR procedures the swimmer may beattached to more than one safety device (i.e. gunner’s belt, seat harness,double rescue hook) depending on situational demands.

Back 46

-F

Front 47

After an actual loadis supported by the cable grip, the _________ shall ensure it is returned andproper paperwork initiated for special inspection

Back 47

(Unknown)

Front 48

The MK-124 emits an orangesmoke or red flare for approximately ___ seconds.

Back 48

-20

Front 49

T/F The command rescueswimmer designation does not confer direct deployment qualification.

Back 49

False

Front 50

. The chemical lightstrap device consists of ___ snap-hook(s) connected by a single length of1-inch nylon webbing strap.

Back 50

-3

Front 51

Thebitter end of the rescue hoist severed cable is threaded through _____ numbered holes andsecured with a stainless steel clip.

Back 51

5

Front 52

The LPU-32/P life preserver _______ be used by small children in navalaircraft. (5-55)

Back 52

shall not

Front 53

. There shall be a minimum of ___ crewman safetybelts on the aircraft during all SAR missions. (5-43)

Back 53

3

Front 54

There shall be a minimum of _____ preservers on all over water SAR missions.

Back 54

LPU-32/P,

Front 55

A _____ survivor normally desires tobe rescued, but is in an uncomfortable or unfamiliar environment, and isusually so frightened of drowning that they could pose a danger to the RSand/or themselves. (3-24)

Back 55

panicked

Front 56

A ______ survivor may not initiallydesire to be rescued, and may actively resist assistance from the rescueswimmer. (3-24)

Back 56

combative

Front 57

. Rescue swimmers ____ not be deployed into the water torecover enemy or hostile survivors armed with weapons.

Back 57

shall

Front 58

Direct deploymentprocedures should not be used on a ______ survivor

Back 58

combative

Front 59

What is the meaning of the rescue signal shown?

Back 59

Ready for pickup

Front 60

Whatis the meaning of the rescue signal shown?

Back 60

In trouble, need assistance

Front 61

The first choice ofrescue device for an unconscious survivor is the

Back 61

rescue/ MEDEVAC litter

Front 62

There are ____tourniquets in the Level “A” medical kit.

Back 62

2

Front 63

There are _ personal protectiveequipment (PPE) kits in the Level “A” medical kit.

Back 63

4

Front 64

What is the meaning of therescue signal shown?

Back 64

Deploy rescue litter

Front 65

Duringnight/IMC operations the ____ end of the rescue strop shall be illuminated. (1-15)

Back 65

free

Front 66

A second airborne SARcapable helicopter in two-way communication and in ____ contact with rescue swimmersconducting training is an acceptable substitute for the safety boat.

Back 66

visual

Front 67

The crew of thesecond airborne SAR helicopter shall be fully qualified for SAR and the rescueswimmer shall be ready for:

Back 67

immediate water entry

Front 68

Failure tosuccessfully complete the annual SAR evaluation or pass all SFT requirementswill require a re-evaluation within ___ days.

Back 68

30

Front 69

Personnel who fail tomeet any requirements of a service related physical fitness assessment areconsidered ______to perform duties as a rescue swimmer

Back 69

not qualified

Front 70

The quick strop ____ not be deployedto survivors without the rescue swimmer

Back 70

shall

Front 71

Direct Deploymentprocedures____not be used if the survivor is entangled in a parachute

Back 71

shall

Front 72

What is the meaning of therescue signal shown?

Back 72

Deploy rescue basket/ net

Front 73

How manyKoch/mini-Koch fittings are located on the Integrated Torso Harness?

Back 73

2 koch, 2 mini-Koch

Front 74

. How much does a fully rigged SAR MEDEVAClitter weigh?

Back 74

40lbs

Front 75

The Direct Deployment Systemconsists of what components?

Back 75

TRI-SAR harness and quick strop

Front 76

(T/F) A flashingmarker light may cause vertigo, especially at night

Back 76

true

Front 77

Nearly all victims recovered from the aquaticenvironment will suffer some degree of _________

Back 77

hypothermia

Front 78

What shall you dowith an armed MK 25 in the event of an aircraft emergency?

Back 78

Immediately resafe or discard immediately

Front 79

The MK 25 ____ not be launchedwhile in a hover because of the valve plug possibly striking aircraft orpersonnel

Back 79

shall

Front 80

During the SARpattern, approach and hover the crew should assess the situation thus allowingthe swimmer to

Back 80

formulate tactic and equipment to be used during the rescue, affording a view not attainable after water entry.

Front 81

To avoid fatigue, therescue swimmer ____avoid multiple rescues when a great deal of swimming is required betweensurvivors

Back 81

shall

Front 82

Deploying the rescuestrop to a non-aviator survivor without the use of a rescue swimmer is .

Back 82

not recommended

Front 83

(T/F) The quick stropcan only be used with the TRI-SAR harness.

Back 83

True

Front 84

How many quickejectors snaps are on the US Navy Backpack

Back 84

3

Front 85

(T/F) The SEAWRSsystem is designed to release the parachute upon complete immersion in fresh orsalt water

Back 85

false

Front 86

T/F) If the SEAWARSsystem has not released the parachute after water immersion, there is a chancethat they could go off during disentanglement procedures and cause injury tothe rescue swimmer

Back 86

False

Front 87

What type of fittingis currently in use for the oxygen mask?

Back 87

Bayonet fittings

Front 88

If the RS is unableto determine whether the survivor is panicked or combative, the RS shouldescape from the survivor’s grasp, move to a safe distance, and _____________

Back 88

reassess the situation

Front 89

Prior to the RS __________-of a survivor, the RS shall take into account the type of injuries the survivorhas communicated.

Back 89

­­­­taking physical control

Front 90

How many chemlightsare required to be in the TRI-SAR?

Back 90

4

Front 91

Survivor detectionprobability during night/instrument meteorological conditions (IMC) can beenhanced by using _____equipped aircraft, and/or by providing aircrews/ship lookouts with ______

Back 91

FLIR

NVGs

Front 92

The term _______applied to the Rescue Swimmer is defined as properly attired and equipped forthe planned rescue mission.

Back 92

“dressed out”

Front 93

In the event the RSgives the SWIMMER IN TROUBLE signal, the CC shall report it to the crew and thePAC shall immediately maneuver the helicopter to ________

Back 93

the planned hoisting altitude

Front 94

To the maximum extentpossible, aircraft scheduled with SAR as a primary mission (operational ortraining), ___________be configured with the external weapons system (EWS) pylons

Back 94

should not

Front 95

When the CC issatisfied the RS and survivor are secured properly, the CC can then open thecabin door, seat the rescue hook, and close the cabin door (as required). Hethen reports:

Back 95

RESCUE STATION SECURE, CLEAR FOR FORWARD FLIGHT.

Front 96

In all situationswhere two or more survivors are to be lifted simultaneously, the ___________ limitationsof the helicopter rescue hoist system shall be considered

Back 96

weight-bearing

Front 97

The ________ is theonly portion of the rescue hook to be used for hoisting personnel

Back 97

large hook

Front 98

(T/F)The rescue basket is a simple and safe rescue device that can be lowered to asurvivor (military or civilian) and can be easily utilized without rescueswimmer assistance.

Back 98

True

Front 99

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Should the survivor(s)injuries preclude removal of flotation or donning new flotation, the flotationshould

be ________ and thesurvivor should be placed in a rescue/MEDEVAC litter with a _________ aftermedical

treatment is completed.

Back 99

deflated

chest pad

Front 100

A properly riggedcable splice _______affect (degrade) rescue hoist weight limitations. The top plate serves tosecure the cable and trip the hoist upper limit (cable stop) switch

Back 100

will not

Front 101

The rescue swimmer helmet shall be worn in thefollowing cases: at night, during a sea state of Douglas _____ or greater,Beaufort 4 or greater, or debris in the water.

Back 101

3

Front 102

(T/F) Night/instrument meteorological conditions(IMC) deployments for inanimate objects are prohibited unless deemed anoperational necessity.

Back 102

True

Front 103

Avoid dropping smokes______ of the survivor as the fumes are caustic, and may injure the survivor

Back 103

Upwind

Front 104

What are the factors to be considered prior toRescue Swimmer deployment

Back 104

SEA STATE, DEBRIS IN WATER, SEAPREDATORS, FIRE ON WATER

Front 105

During direct deployment the rescue swimmershould be placed in the water no farther than _______ feet from the survivor.

Back 105

2 TO 3 FT

Front 106

(T/F) If the survivor is wearing a CMU-33 typevest the rescue swimmer shall connect the survivor’s Gated D-Ring directly intothe large rescue hook

Back 106

True

Front 107

Upon reaching 6-8 feet from the survivor whenperforming a rear surface approach, execute a quick reverse and attempt toestablish _________.

Back 107

-COMMUNICATIONS

Front 108

TheRS shall perform a preflight/preuse inspection on all RS equipment prior toeach use, and at intervals not to exceed how many days?

Back 108

14 days

Front 109

When the water temperature is above ____°F, adry suit ensemble is not required

Back 109

70 degrees

Front 110

(T/F) A Medical Rescue Report (SAR Form 3-50.1A)shall be completed when a naval asset performs a rescue/MEDEVAC mission withmedical department personnel attending the survivor

Back 110

true

Front 111

What is the meaning of the rescue hand signalshown?

Back 111

-BOAT

Front 112

Whatis the condition that is a result of the heart and blood vessels unable tomaintain oxygen-rich blood to vital organs?

Back 112

- SHOCK

Front 113

(T/F) Survivors are authorized to wear wetsuit,mask, snorkel or fins during the SFT.

Back 113

-FALSE

Front 114

Whatcauses wet drowning?

-

Back 114

WATER OR OTHER FLUIDS ARE INHALED INTO THE LUNGS

Front 115

Duringthe search phase of a rescue how often should lookouts change position?

Back 115

- 30 MINUTE ROTATION

Front 116

Whatis the advantage of using the quick strop over the rescue strop?

-

Back 116

ALLOWS RESCUE SWIMMERS TO QUICKLY AND SAFELY HOIST UNINJURED PERSONNEL

Front 117

Wheredoes the rescue swimmer move the survivor after pulling the survivor out fromunder a ballooned parachute?

-

Back 117

INTO THE WIND, AWAY FROM PARACHUTE CANOPY

Front 118

. In what direction does the rescueswimmer push the survivor during the front head hold escape procedure?

-

Back 118

BACK AND UP TOWARD HORIZONTAL POSITION

Front 119

What is the most dominant factorwhen assessing the chance of survival at sea?

Back 119

- FLOTATION

Front 120

On the PRC-149 which mode is thePush to Talk button operational in?

Back 120

- 121.5, 282.8, 243.0

Front 121

Aviation Rescue Swimmer proficiencydeployment requirements: ____ day free fall deployments (10/10 or 15/0), ___day direct deployments (1 single/1 double lift), ___ night direct deployments.

Back 121

- 2, 2, 2

Front 122

(T/F)The Rescue Aircrewman may be deployed for day/visual meteorological conditions(VMC) recoveries of inanimate objects provided such deployment is notprohibited by applicable NATOPS or local instructions.

Back 122

-TRUE

Front 123

Which of the following instructions/manuals isused to implement standardization in Naval Search and Rescue (SAR) policies,procedures, training, and evaluation procedures?

A. OPNAVINST 3130.6 (Series)

B. OPNAVINST9021.OH (Series)

C. OPNAVINST3710 (Series)

D. NTTP3-50.1

Back 123

A. OPNAVINST 3130.6 (Series)

Front 124

The Rescue Swimmer shall enter thewater and assist the survivor(s) in all cases except when the ______ determinesthat the circumstance will endanger the Rescue Swimmer unnecessarily.

Back 124

-HAC

Front 125

(T/F)Radio communications are the primary means of communication for directdeployment procedures.

Back 125

-FALSE

Front 126

(T/F)When the survivor is wearing the CMU-30/33 type I survival vests, it isnecessary to hook the survivor’s Gated D-Ring directly in the rescue swimmer’s lifting V-ring.

Back 126

-FALSE

Front 127

T/F)The Rear Surface Approach, Front Surface Approach, and the Underwater Approachmay be employed on either conscious or unconscious survivors, with or withoutflotation.

Back 127

-TRUE

Front 128

The RS _____ never deploy into the water withthe helicopter aircrew breathing device/survivor egress air (HABD/SEA).

Back 128

-SHALL

Front 129

When water temperatures are ____°F to ____°F, adry suit ensemble is worn at the CO’s discretion.

Back 129

60 TO 70 DEG

Front 130

. A rescue report (SAR Form 3-50.1/1) _____ besubmitted whenever a SAR is _____ or accomplished that involves Navy personnelor assets

Back 130

-SHALL, ATTEMPTED

Front 131

What is the meaning of the rescue hand signalshown

Back 131

REQUIRES ASSISTANCE FROM ADDITIONAL SWIMMER

Front 132

During CPR what is the maximum amount of timeyou should take to check for a pulse?

Back 132

10 seconds

Front 133

Whattype of bleeding is identified by blood oozing very slowly from a wound?

Back 133

- CAPILLARY

Front 134

What improper treatment for hypothermia maytrigger dangerous heart irregularities?

Back 134

RAPID REWARMING

Front 135

Whendoes assessing the rescue situation begin?

Back 135

-DURING CREW BRIEF

Front 136

Whatis the burn time of an MK-25 marine marker?

Back 136

-10 TO 20 MINUTES

Front 137

Whatcan the swimmer do when it is not possible to extract the survivor from acompletely submerged and sinking parachute in sufficient time to preventdrowning?

Back 137

-SIGNAL FOR ASSISTANCE FROM BOAT OR HELO, ATTACH SURVIVOR’S HARNESS LIFITNG DEVICE TO LARGE RESCUE HOOK, RESCUE HOIST USED TO MAINTAIN SURVIVORS HEAD ABOVE WATER, WHILE RS DISENTANGLES AND READIES FOR RECOVERY

Front 138

Howis the rescue swimmers head freed during the front head hold escape procedure?

Back 138

-TUCK THE CHIN INWARD AND HUNCH SHOULDERS

Front 139

What does a successful search planrely on?

Back 139

(NEEDS CLARIFICATION 3-50, B-1, “SAR INCIDENT DATA”)

sorry, this one is no good

Front 140

What are the factors to beconsidered prior to Rescue Swimmer deployment?

Back 140

-SEA STATE, DEBRIS IN WATER, SEA PREDATORS, FIRE ON WATER

Front 141

Aviation Rescue Swimmer INITIAL deployment requirements: 4 free fall deployment (10/10 or15/0), 2 day direct deployments (1single/1 double lift), ____ night hoist deployments, ____ night directdeployments.

Back 141

-2, 2

Front 142

Therescue seat is designed for use in the maritime and overland environment and isprimarily used for self-recovery of _____ without the assistance of a rescueswimmer.

Back 142

-AVIATORS

Front 143

Whichof the following instructions/manuals contains information for the safe andeffective application of search and rescue (SAR) procedures, and the executionof SAR operations?

A. OPNAVINST 3130.6 (Series)

B. OPNAVINST9021.OH (Series)

C. OPNAVINST3710 (Series)

D. NTTP3-50.1

Back 143

D. NTTP 3-50.1

Front 144

When a parachute is in the rescuearea, it shall be approached no closer than _____ rotor diameter width outsidethe rotor wash area to avoid either inflating or sinking the canopy.

Back 144

-1

Front 145

Inthe event of loss of visual contact with the rescue swimmer and/or survivor,the HAC shall cycle the _________.

Back 145

-RESCUE LIGHT

Front 146

Whatis the primary rescue device used in all rescue operations?

-

Back 146

DOUBLE RESCUE HOOK

Front 147

Duringnight/IMC operations how many points on the rescue basket are required to beilluminated?

Back 147

-NO SPECIFIC LOCATION ON BASKET, CHEMLIGHT & STRAP ON EQUIPMENT RING OF DRH

Front 148

What is the preferred method of recovery for acombative survivor?

Front 149

Whenthe water temperature is below ____°F, a dry suit ensemble is required.

Back 149

-60 DEG

Front 150

T/F)A Rescue Report can be used as evidence in legal proceedings or disciplinaryactions.

Back 150

-FALSE

Front 151

What is the meaning of the rescue hand signalshown?

Back 151

DEPLOY RADIO

Front 152

(T/F)If the rescue strop arm retaining straps are not utilized around both arms ofthe survivor due to a severe injury to one arm, the aviation rescue swimmershall accompany the survivor up the hoist to ensure the survivor does not fallout of the rescue strop.

Back 152

- TRUE

Front 153

Whatfactors affect severity of bleeding?

Front 154

What is the term for the body’s inability tomaintain proper core temperature due to exposure to a cold environment?

Back 154

Hypothermia

Front 155

Whattype of marker should be utilized if fuel is evident or suspected?

Back 155

Matrix light

Front 156

Asubmerged parachute billowed and inflated with water current will pull _____,_____ and small boats under the water.

Back 156

- PERSONNEL, RAFTS

Front 157

(T/F)The quick strop can be deployed to a survivor without assistance from a rescueswimmer.

Back 157

false

Front 158

On what part of the survivor’s body are rescueswimmer hands placed to initiate the rear head hold escape procedures?

Back 158

Hips

Front 159

The cable grip is capable ofsupporting _____ pounds.

Back 159

- 1000

Front 160

How many manually selectableemergency frequencies does the AN/PRC-149 have?

Back 160

3

Front 161

Whatis the recommended depth of chest compressions for an adult victim?

Back 161

- 2 INCHES

Front 162

The rescue swimmer helmet shall be worn in thefollowing cases: at night, during a sea state of Douglas 3 or greater, Beaufort____ or greater, or debris in the water.

Back 162

4

Front 163

Which of the following CPR coursesmeet rescue swimmer / rescue Crew Chief annual CPR certification?

Back 163

- AMERICAN RED CROSS “CPR For the Professional Rescuer”

- AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION “Health Care Provider”

Front 164

The following factors should be consideredbefore attempting a multiple rescue:

Back 164

A.Sea State, visibility, andlocation/distance between survivors

Front 165

Duringswimmer deployment, when the aircraft is established on final approach courseto survivor and just prior to passing _____ foot altitude; the PAC commands,“Stand by to deploy swimmer”.

Back 165

- 30FT.

Front 166

Thecrew chief shall grab the _________, simultaneously letting out hoist cable andpulling the survivor (and rescue swimmer) into the helicopter.

Back 166

- SURVIVOR AROUND THE WASTE

Front 167

The rescue basket is designed forlifting how many survivors at a time?

Back 167

1

Front 168

The following conditions shall bemet before the survivor is considered “safe”?

(NTTP 3-50.1)

A. Thesurvivor is breathing and has no apparent, immediate, life-threateninginjuries.

B. Thesurvivor is wearing operable flotation, or is in an operable life raft

C. Thesurvivor is completely free of entanglement, and not attached to a parachute

D. All of the above

Back 168

all of the above

Front 169

Beforewater entry, where shall the rescue swimmer mask be tied off?

Back 169

- Either the Left or Right shoulder strap of the harness and not passed through the neck hole of the floatation. (Never tie to floatation)

Front 170

Whichpublication is used to serve both as an operational and training tool for Navysearch and rescue operations?

Back 170

A. OPNAVINST 3130.6(SERIES)

Front 171

Whatis the meaning of the rescue hand signal shown?

Back 171

- Deploy Raft

Front 172

Whatis the meaning of the direct deployment hand signal shown?

Back 172

Down

Front 173

Whichshock position is used for survivor with open abdominal injuries?

Back 173

- BENT KNEES, LAY FLAT ON BACK

Front 174

Whatis the name of the method used to determine the severity of a burn?

Back 174

- RULE OF NINES

Front 175

Whatshould a helicopter aircraft commander consider when transporting a divinginjury victim?

Back 175

- THE HAC SHOULD CONTACT THE HYPERBARIC CHAMBER PERSONNEL BEFORE ARRIVAL. FLY AT LOWEST SAFE ALTITUDE AND LIMITALTITUDE CHANGE

Front 176

Whenis the rescue swimmer cleared to jump?

Back 176

- AFTER THE THIRD TAP ON THE SHOULDER FROM THE HOIST OPERATOR

Front 177

What is the purpose of the friction keeper?

Front 178

Whatis the key to a successful front head hold release?

Back 178

- DO NOT PANIC

Front 179

Who should the search and rescueunit check in with before arriving on station to take part in a search?

Back 179

- OSC (ON SCENE COMMANDER)

Front 180

Who maintains control of the searchand rescue unit prior to on-scene arrival?

Back 180

- PARENT COMMAND

Front 181

The sea state for conducting Day/VMC open oceanand day or night/VMC protected waters rescue swimmer deployment training aresea state(Douglas)of __ or less or(Beaufort)____ or less.

Back 181

3,4

Front 182

Whileconducting helicopter-to-ship hoisting procedures the trail line is attached tothe _____ of the rescue hook for all rescue devices except the rescue/MEDEVAClitter.

Back 182

- EQUIPMENT RING

Front 183

Donot use the _____ approach if the survivor is wearing and/or entangled in a parachute.

Back 183

- UNDERWATER APPROACH

Front 184

Thecrew should consider either recovery or short hauling the rescue swimmerbetween multiple survivors if the following conditions exist:

(NTTP 3-50.1)

A. Sea state greater than 2

B. Night/IMC

C. Morethan 25 yards between survivors

D. All of the above

Back 184

D. All of the above

Front 185

Directdeployment procedures shall only be utilized when the crew has determined thatit is the _____ method of recovery.

Back 185

- SAFEST

Front 186

Oncea survivor is safely on board the aircraft the survivor’s personal flotationdevice should be _____ or _____.

Back 186

- - DEFLATED, REPLACED

Front 187

Whichapproach should be used for all conscious survivors?

Back 187

- REAR SURFACE APPROACH

Front 188

Whenperforming a rear surface approach, upon reaching _____ feet from the survivorexecute a quick reverse and attempt to establish communications.

Back 188

- 6-8FT

Front 189

Theunderwater approach is used primarily for approaching what type of survivor?

Back 189

- PANICKED SURVIVOR

Front 190

Rescue swimmers utilize whatcarries?

Back 190

- CROSSCHEST CARRY

- EQUIPMENT/ COLLAR TOW

Front 191

How many rescue breaths are given ifduring parachute disentanglement the rescue swimmer establishes that breathingisn’t present, or can’t be confirmed?

Back 191

- 2

Front 192

Therescue basket should be placed within _____ft. of the swimmer and survivor?

Back 192

- 5-10 FT.

Front 193

Whatis the meaning of the rescue hand signal shown?

Back 193

- DEPLOY FLOATATION

Front 194

Whatis the meaning of the direct deployment hand signal shown?

Back 194

- UP

Front 195

Whatis the meaning of the direct deployment hand signal shown?

Back 195

- LEVEL OFF

Front 196

T/FBody substance Isolation precautions shall be taken prior to primary survey oradministering medical treatment to a survivor.

Back 196

- TRUE

Front 197

Whereis the quick strop safety strap placed on the survivor for additional safety?

Back 197

- BETWEEN THE SURVIVORS LEGS

Front 198

Whatis the most common type of disentanglement situation the rescue swimmer mayencounter?

Back 198

- CANOPY COLLAPSED

- PARTIALLY OR TOTALLY SUBMERGED

Front 199

Whatshall the rescue swimmer do before inflating the survivor’s personal floatationdevice if the survivor is wearing a quick fitting harness?

Back 199

- DISCONNECT THE CHEST QUICK EJECTOR SNAP BEFORE INFLATING

Front 200

Do not utilize the _____ method oflife raft extrication if the survivor has a known or suspected injury to thehead, neck, or spine.

Back 200

- “PULL”

Front 201

What is the compression-ventilationratio for 1-rescuer adult CPR?

A. 5:1

B. 15:2

C. 20:2

D.30:2

Back 201

30:2

Front 202

What is the recommended rate forperforming chest compression for victims of all ages?

A. Atleast 40 compressions per minute

B. Atleast 60 compressions per minute

C. Atleast 80 compressions per minute

D. At least 100 compressions per minute

Back 202

At least 100 compressions per minute

Front 203

What are the correct compression and ventilationrates for 2-rescuer CPR in the presence of an advanced airway in an adultvictim?

Back 203

Compressat a rate of at least 100 per minute, with 1 breath every 6-8 seconds

Front 204

During 2-rescuer CPR, one rescuer provides chestcompressions. What is the role of the second rescuer?

Back 204

Maintainan open airway and give breaths

Front 205

To reduce fatigue during CPR, how often shouldcompressors switch roles?

Back 205

Afterevery 5 cycles of compressions and breaths