PG-85-00-1730 SWET Training

Question 1

SWET area configuration

Answer 1

1. safety observer(senior instructor)
2. SWET device operator
3. Instructor to assist trainee
4. Instructor to provide snorkel training
5. Instructor to provide safe egress and clearance from SWET device(stand at should depth)

Question 2

(SWET) A.G.E.

Answer 2

Arterial Gas Embolism

may occur in as little as 6ft. of water

Question 3

(SWET) P.O.I.S.

Answer 3

Pulmonary Over Inflation Syndrome

Question 4

(SWET) diagnosing A.G.E.

Answer 4

surfacing unconscious, losing consciousness, or has any obvious neurological symptoms within 10 minutes of reaching the surface, must be assumed to be suffering from A.G.E.

Question 5

(SWET) SEAS-1 will allow an additional __________minutes to facilitate egress(3,000psi).

Answer 5

1 to 3 minutes.

Question 6

(SWET) rapid physiological changes when submerged in water below ___F, the ability to hold your breath is drastically diminished.

Answer 6

60F

Question 7

(SWET) T/F: one SWET evolution, combining any or all of the training objectives is satisfactory for completion.

Answer 7

FALSE - all students will be required to complete a minimum of 3 SWET evolutions.

Question 8

(SWET) students who have completed SWET training within the last __________ may begin with the SEAS-1 device. all other students will begin with snorkel breathing.

Answer 8

12 months

Question 9

(SWET) what phrase indicates the need to immediately rotate the student back into the upright position?

Answer 9

“UP, UP, UP”

hand signals used by the safety swimmer are not adequate to signal an emergency.