Dive Master

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5 characteristics of a good role model PADI Divemaster

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1. Excellent dives skills

2. Confidence

3. Responsible diving

4. Environmental care

5. Good fitness

Front 2

5 benefits of being a PADI Divemaster and a PADI member

Back 2

1. Access to publications

2.Pros site

3. Direct purchase at padi

4. Assisting with courses

5. Teaching some courses

Front 3

5 responsibilities of being a PADI Divemaster

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1. Follow padi standards

2. Follow code of conduct

3. Keep rating current

4. Putting safety of students first

5. Conduct some programs

Front 4

As a divemaster your role is to generally provide what type of planning?

Back 4

Broad

Front 5

3 ways wind can affect dive conditions

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1. Waves

2. Surge

3.Currents

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6 characteristics of responsible diver behavior

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1. Planning dive within limits

2. Properly equipped

3. Maintained equipment

4. Air management

5. Studying no stop limit

6. Environmentally sensitive

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4 ways you can encourage responsible diver behavior

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1. Role model following good diving practices

2. Remind divers of responsible practices

4. Make responsible behaviors easier

5. Reward responsible behavior

Front 8

Paying attention to a divers________ may help you assess for apprehension or stress related to the dive. They may be________,________,________,__________,_________.

Back 8

Behavior

Withdrawn, talkative, irritable, distracted and have perceptual narrowing

Front 9

Four aspects of supervision in managing dives

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1. Planning

2. Communication

3. Vantage point

4. Recognition

Front 10

10 points of a dive briefing

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1.Dive site name

2. Site description

3. Your role

4. Entry and exit techniques

5. Dive procedures

6. Emergency procedures

7. Single review

8. Roster /buddy check

9. Environmental orientation

10. Predive safety check

Front 11

3 ways you can prepare to handle a novel problems at a dive site

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1. Preparation

2. Resources

3. Continued education

Front 12

As a PADI Divemaster assisting in training, your primary role is handling__________ and assisting with student diver___________.

Back 12

Logistics, supervision

Front 13

It is_________ that the 20 basic dive skills from the PADI Open Water Diver course and the four skills from the PADI skin Diver course are the only skills you need to be able to perform at the demonstration quality level.

Back 13

True

Front 14

The primary goal of risk management is_____________.

Back 14

To improve diver safety

Front 15

__________ means that you are expected to act as a responsible prudent divemaster would act under the same or similar circumstances to help protect less knowledgeable divers from harm. Most legal systems define failing to do this as__________ which can lead to a lawsuit.

Back 15

Duty of care, negligence

Front 16

When applying PADI standard, consider the_________ of the standard and then use good, conservative_________.

Back 16

Intent, judgment

Front 17

If feasible, it is recommended you offer_________________ that's part of your scooter review. Participants in scuba review review open water course material and complete _____________ for completing the_____________.

Back 17

Discover local diving, scuba tune up online, scuba tune-up guidebook

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Expanding square

Back 18

Looking for something lost in the immediate area, it is quick to act and doesn't require special equipment

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U pattern

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Good for searching a relatively large area for a large object requires at Compass usually.

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Circular pattern

Back 20

Effective for smaller objects over unobstructed bottoms and you need a line.

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Jack stay search

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Used to find a small item over a large area and can accommodate bottom obstructions.

Front 22

The Es of diving

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1. Education

2. Equipment

3. Experience

4. Environmen

Front 23

Water covers how much of the world's surface?

Back 23

71%

Front 24

What is thought of to ultimately connect all water on the earth?

Back 24

Hydrological cycle

Front 25

What two things does the ocean provide both of which are vital to life on Earth?

Back 25

Oxygen and heat distribution

Front 26

_________________ are the base of marine food chain.

Back 26

Primary producers

Front 27

What type of forests are important to the survival of adjacent coral reef ecosystems?

Back 27

Mangroves

Front 28

Can heat be a pollutant?

Back 28

Yes

Front 29

Currents that affect divers are most commonly caused by the Earth's rotation, waves, tides and________.

Back 29

Winds

Front 30

The wave breaks in the water that_____ is times its height.

Back 30

1.3

Front 31

Why does water absorb more heat than air?

Back 31

Because water molecules form weak bonds between them self.

Front 32

The tendency for water to cool you because water is in contact with your skin warms, becomes less dense and rises, being replaced by cooler water, is called what?

Back 32

Convection

Front 33

When light passes from one material to another, such as water into air it changes ________ which causes it to alter______.

Back 33

Speed, direction

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The reason sound travels faster through water is because water is denser than air and it has more ________than air does.

Back 34

Elasticity

Front 35

Absolute pressure at sea level is what?

Back 35

1 bar /ata

Front 36

If you take a volume of air and a flexible container from 0 feet to 33 feet the volume will be?

Back 36

1/2

Front 37

If he given cylinder of air last 20 minutes at 66 feet how long will it last in 33 feet?

Back 37

30 minutes

Front 38

What are the blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart?

Back 38

Arteries

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What are the blood vessels that carry blood towards the heart?

Back 39

Veins

Front 40

Long, slow deep breathing helps avoid concerns related to what type of spaces?

Back 40

Dead air spaces

Front 41

Physiologists think strenuous exercise makes you

Back 41

Les at risk of DSC.

Front 42

What are three symptoms of heat stroke?

Back 42

Skin is hot and flushed, rapid pulse and sweating stops.

Front 43

What is the serious ear injury that can result from a long, forceful equalization?

Back 43

Round window rupture

Front 44

What is probably happening if a diverse SPG needle swings to almost zero in Rises back to full with each breath?

Back 44

The valve is probably partially open.

Front 45

To account for the fact that the body doesn't absorb and release in a gas on a single time scale, Haldanean models have theoretical______also called compartments?

Back 45

Tissues

Front 46

EANX blends go up to what percent?

Back 46

40%

Front 47

Each compartment in a Haldanean model is assigned and named for a _________, which represents how fast it absorbs and releases inert gas.

Back 47

halftime

Front 48

The fast tissues have _______ m - values compared to slow tissues.

Back 48

Lower

Front 49

A PADI enriched air diver is planning a dive to 33 feet using EAN X 32. The diver would calculate oxygen exposure based on a p02 of _____ bar/ata.

Back 49

.64

Front 50

A diver surfaces and shortly after gearing down, begins to complain about pain in the right elbow and shoulder. Although you're not a doctor and there's no need for a diagnosis to provide first aid for suspected DCI, the specific type of DCI is probably

A.Age

B.Type I DSC

C.Type II DSC

D.Subcutaneouse Emphysema

Back 50

B.Type I DSC

Front 51

Arterial gas embolism is an injury characterized by air / expanding in the lungs and

A. Entering the bloodstream

B. Collapse in a lung

C. Accumulating in the center of the chest

D. Accumulating under the skin at the base of the neck

Back 51

A. Entering the bloodstream

Front 52

Mediastinal emphysema is an injury characterized by air / expanding in the lungs and

A. Entering the arterial blood stream

B. Collapsing a lung

C. Accumulating in the center of the chest

D. Accumulating under the skin at the base of the neck

Back 52

C. accumulated in the center of the chest

Front 53

A burst disk will burst at approximately what percent of the cylinders working pressure?

Back 53

140%

Front 54

What does BWRAF stand for?

Back 54

BCD, weights, releases, air, final check

Front 55

What are the steps for a five point descent?

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Single, orientation, regulator, time, descend

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What are the steps of a five point assent?

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Single, time, airway, reach (star)

Front 57

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Stop stay there.

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Something is wrong

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Ok? Ok

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Distress, help

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Okay? Okay on the surface at a distance

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Danger

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Going up

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Going down

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Low on air

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Out of air

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Share air