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Panic can be prevented by: ✔✔All answers are correct:
-Honestly evaluating your diving limitations
-Properly maintaining your Total Diving System
-Taking Specialty Tra
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SSI Open Water Diver - Section 6 Already
Passed
Panic can be prevented by: ✔✔All answers are correct:
-Honestly evaluating your diving limitations
-Properly maintaining your Total Diving System
-Taking Specialty Training
The first thing you should do if you observe signs of panic in a diver at the surface is:
✔✔Completely fill your BC and instruct the panicked diver to establish positive buoyancy
Causes of panic include: ✔✔All answers are correct:
-Diving outside a diver's comfort and ability
-Using equipment that is unfamiliar or does not fit well
-Certain environmental conditions
Signs of a panicked diver are: ✔✔Wide-eyed, fearful look and a fast and erratic breathing pattern
A dependent action to take in response to an out of air emergency is: ✔✔Sharing air using the
primary second stage and using the alternate air source for yourself
In an out-of-air emergency, if your buddy is close enough, you should: ✔✔Swim to your buddy,
give the out-of-air signal, and share air
The SSI Responsible Diver Code states that you should: ✔✔All answers are correct:
-Be environmentally responsible on every dive
-Dive within the limits of your training and ability
-Accept responsibility for your own well-being on every dive
The most important rule when assisting a panicked diver is: ✔✔Never needlessly endanger
yourself
An independent action to take in response to an out of air emergency is: ✔✔A Controlled
Swimming Ascent or emergency buoyancy ascent
In a a deep water out-of-air emergency, if your buddy is not close enough, the best response to this
emergency is to perform a Controlled Swimming Ascent: ✔✔False
The first thing you should do if you observe signs of panic in a diver underwater is: ✔✔Locate
your alternate air source in case it is needed
To achieve the SSI Master Diver rating, a diver is required to: ✔✔Be certified as an SSI Advanced
Open Water Diver, complete the SSI Stress and Rescue Specialty Course, and log a total of 50
dives
To achieve the SSI Advanced Open Water Diver rating, a diver is required to: ✔✔Complete 4
Specialty Courses and log a total of 24 dives
To achieve the SSI Specialty Diver rating, a diver is required to: ✔✔Complete any 2 Speciality
courses AND log a total of 12 dives
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