28 Questions
What poses a particular risk for toxic gases in confined spaces?
Pump rooms or tanks that contained petroleum or chemicals
Who is permitted to work in a confined space?
Only specially trained personnel
What is the responsibility of a safety watch stationed outside a confined space?
Provide constant watch and maintain communication with the worker inside
When is it acceptable to enter a confined space without permission?
Never enter without permission
What does a responder need to ensure before working in a confined space?
Proper respiratory protection, communication, safety/first aid equipment, and training
What creates unusual social conditions in marine environments according to the text?
Psychological well-being of seafarers
What is a common condition that rescued survivors may suffer from?
Dehydration and malnutrition
How long can a healthy, uninjured person potentially survive at sea in a rescue craft under ideal conditions?
1 month
What is a recommended way to treat seasickness in rescued survivors?
Keep the patient quiet and warm.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a potential injury or condition for rescued survivors?
Fractured bones
What is a symptom of heat exhaustion mentioned in the text?
Vomiting
In addition to physical care, what else might rescued survivors require according to the text?
Emotional support and/or crisis intervention
What is one potential danger associated with toxic substances according to the text?
Being colorless and odorless
Which gases might be generated by certain refrigerated cargoes if a refrigerating plant fails?
Carbon dioxide and hydrogen
How should hazardous substances be managed to ensure minimal hazard to workers according to the text?
By clearly marking and labelling packages
What should crew members do before entering a confined space according to the text?
Seek authorization from the master or a responsible officer
What are some potential dangers associated with entering confined spaces according to the text?
Risks of injury or death due to unsupported air
Why is it important to have appropriate SDSs available at all locations where products are used?
To comply with national regulations
What is the recommended care for immersion foot according to the text?
Raise the foot (or feet) and monitor the patient
What should a marine first aid attendant avoid doing according to the text?
Performing procedures beyond their training and ability
Why is it important to provide as much information as possible when seeking radio medical advice?
To ensure accurate information exchange
What information is required about the person in the context of marine environment?
Rank and job on board
What supplies should be prepared before seeking medical advice via radio according to the text?
A list of available medications and supplies on hand
Why is it important to list all past illnesses/injuries/operations?
To understand the person's medical background
What does the examiner need to note in terms of the person's responsiveness?
If the person has lost responsiveness after the injury
In the case of injury, what is important to document regarding alcohol intake?
The frequency at which alcohol was consumed
What aspect is essential to document about the injury occurrence?
Exactly how the injury occurred
Why is noting the results of examinations important?
To understand the general condition of the injured person
Learn about the various injuries and conditions that survivors may experience after being rescued at sea, such as drowning, hypothermia, emotional conditions, seasickness, and more. Explore the medical care needed for individuals rescued from the sea.
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