Scuba Supervisor

Front 1

Name three lifelines used in scuba diving operations.

Back 1

Tending Line, Buddy Line, Witness Float

Front 2

Name four emergency procedures that are required to be breifed prior to all scuba dives.

Back 2

Trapped Diver, Unconscious diver, loss of air, loss of buddy

Front 3

Whose permission is needed to conduct open circuit scuba dives deeper than 130 feet?

Back 3

CO or OIC

Front 4

State the minimum equipment required for a Scuba dive including the special requirements of thge Group one instruction.

Back 4

Scuba, fins, mask, knife, inflatable life vest, recall devices(DRS & ARDS), depth guage , watch, weights, Flare or smoke.

Front 5

What is the preferred flare/smoke device for scuba?

Back 5

Mk99 Mod 3

Front 6

State the difference between the MK 131 and the MK132 flares.

Back 6

131 is a smoke hexagon bottom shape. 132 is a flare round on the bottom.

Front 7

How long is a buddy line?

Back 7

6-10 ft

Front 8

When is a buddy line required?

Back 8

Low visibility

Front 9

State the charging rate for scuba.

Back 9

200 dry, 400 wet

Front 10

What is a repet dive?

Back 10

A successive dive made within the repet chart. Normally between 10min. - 12 hrs.

Front 11

The greatest hazard to a trapped diver is what?

Back 11

panicing and forgetting to exhale to the surface resulting in an AGE.

Front 12

When is the only time a single diver is not rquired to be tended?

Back 12

EOD diving on a mine

Front 13

Tx for near drowning

Back 13

CPR, call 911

Front 14

TX for CO poisoning should almost always be....

Back 14

min. TT5 but TT6 is the best option.

Front 15

Minimum manning for Single Diver inb the open water...

Back 15

4

Front 16

Minimum manning for Dive pair in the open water...

Back 16

5

Front 17

Single diver under a hull

Back 17

4

Front 18

Dive pair under a hull

Back 18

5

Front 19

State the minimum manning for the following dives:
Single diver/openwater
Dive pair/openwater
Single diver/ under a hull
Dive pair/under a hull

Back 19

4
5
4
5

Front 20

When is the only time a single diver is not required to be tended?

Back 20

EOD diving on ordanance

Front 21

Max no D - 25'

Back 21

595

Front 22

Max no D- 30'

Back 22

371

Front 23

Max no D- 35

Back 23

232

Front 24

Max no D- 40'

Back 24

:163

Front 25

Max no D - 45'

Back 25

:125

Front 26

Max no D - 50'

Back 26

:92

Front 27

Max no D - 55'

Back 27

74

Front 28

Max no D - 60

Back 28

60

Front 29

Max no D - 70

Back 29

:48

Front 30

Max no D - 80

Back 30

:39

Front 31

Max no D - 90'

Back 31

:30

Front 32

When is a tending line mandatory?

Back 32

Single Diver, No free ascent to the surface, Poor visibility.

Front 33

What criteria must a commercial off the shelf bouyancy compensator posses to be used in Navy diving?

Back 33

an over-pressure relief valve &
weights must be jettisonable and be on the ANU.

Front 34

General Safety guidelines for handling and use of compressed gas cyclinders aboard navy Ships are contained in?

Back 34

NSTM 550 "compressed gas handling.

Front 35

When a cyclinder valve without an air reserve (K valve) is used, the SCUBA regulator must be equipped with a....

Back 35

submersible pressure guage to indicate the pressure of the cyclinder.

Front 36

Scuba dive must be terminated when the cylinder pressure reaches_____ singles and _____ for doubles

Back 36

500------250

Front 37

Can a Scuba divers knife be attached to the bouyancy compensator?

Back 37

No

Front 38

A diver surfaces from a 70'/:50 SCUBA dive complaining of ringing in the right ear.

Diagnosis:
COA:
Further considerations

Back 38

DCS Type II -omitted "D"
Neuro and TT6 at least
Omitted Deco, however symptoms may be TM or IEB related.

Front 39

What piece of Scuba equipment is controlled by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission?

Back 39

Submersible wrist compasses, watches, and depth gauges covered by NAVSUPINST 5101.6

Front 40

Mk 99 gives off what color smoke?

Back 40

Yellow

Front 41

OPNAV SERIES 3150.27
IS WHAT?

Back 41

NAVY DIVING PROGRAM
(HAS PRECEDENCE OVER NDM)

Front 42

WHAT SERIES INSTRUCTION COVERS THE GROUP SPECWAR INSTRUCTION?

Back 42

COMNAVSPEWARGRUINST 3150.1

Front 43

Day shapes required for datime ops?

Back 43

CODE ALPHA

Front 44

NIGHT OPS REQUIRE WHAT NAVIGATION LIGHTS

Back 44

RED OVER WHITE OVER RED

Front 45

AIG 239 COVERS WHAT?

Back 45

DIVING SAFETY ADVISORIES

Front 46

DIVING SMOOTH LOG IS AN OFFICAL RECORD THAT MUST BE RETAINED FOR ____

Back 46

3 YEARS

Front 47

What series is the Specwar instruction?

Back 47

3150.1C

Front 48

A weighted ascent line is required for dives deeper than...

Back 48

100ft

Front 49

Minimum Equipment on a safety boat:

Back 49

A high Intesity Light (during night ops); emergency medical equipment; lost diver bouy with circling line; diver recall devices; diving flag/dving navigational lights; radio comms.

Front 50

During FSA training what requirements are there to ensure ORM requirements?

Back 50

Propperly trained instructors; a certified chamber on station; DMO present; Divers need to be checked out by

Front 51

Warm water diving is defined as those diving oprations that occur in water in temp. exceeding..

Back 51

88 degrees

Front 52

Hydration in warm water diving operations should include aprroximately..... ml two hrs prior to diving.

Back 52

500 or 17 oz

Front 53

Over hydrating can cause.....

Back 53

Pulmonary edema

Front 54

RNT exception rule

Back 54

Determine deco requirement for the repetitive dive. Also recalculate the requirement by summing the bottom times of the two dives and taking the deepest depth. Use the shorter deco period.

Front 55

Exceptional exposure dives are those in which the risk of .....

Back 55

decompression sickness, oxygen toxicity, and/or exposure to the elements is substaintally greater than on normal working dives.

Front 56

What kind of dives are considered exceptional exposure dives?

Back 56

-Any dive deeper than 190 fsw
-Any in-water decompression dive with a total deco time on air or air/oxygen greater than 90 min.
-Any SurDO2 dive with 120minutes or (4 chamber periods)

Front 57

When are corrections needed for altitude diving.

Back 57

No correction is needed for sea level - 300ft. For altitudes from 300 - 1000ft., correction is needed for dives deeper than 145 ft. Altitudes above 1000 ft., correction is required for all dives.