A crew member is unconscious and the face is flushed. You should（）.

A . apply left rudder B . throw the crew member a life preserver C . begin backing your engines D . position your vessel to windward and begin recovery

A . Immediately put the rudder over hard right B . Immediately put the rudder over hard left C . Immediately put the engines astern D . Wait until the stern is well clear of the man and then put the rudder over hard right

A . administer oxygen B . treat victim for shock C . flush skin and eyes with water D . give victim stimulant

A . distress alert B . urgency message C . safety message D . routine message

A . Charterers B . Coast Guard C . Master D . vessel's owner

A . facial respirator mask B . ear plugs C . rubberized boots D . fireman's outfit

A . One man report the fire, and the other two men fight the fire B . One man report the fire, one man fight the fire, and one man evacuate and secure the area C . One man report the fire, one man fight the fire, and one man act as a safety observer D . All three men fight the fire and report it immediately after it is extinguished

A . immerse the feet in warm water B . warm the feet with a heat lamp C . warm the feet at room temperature D . rub the feet

A . Fire party B . Deck cadets C . Research team D . Damage control team

A . a small dose of alcohol B . treatment for shock C . a large meal D . a brisk rub dow

A . an air leak has developed in the tank B . the tank cooling system has malfunctioned C . the pilot cylinder discharge valve is leaking D . an excessive amount of insulation has been installed on the tank and piping

A . Official Logbook B . Department Logbook C . Crew Logbook D . Smooth Logbook

A . The Officer in Charge，Marine Inspection B . The Master，or person in charge of the vessel C . The vessel's owner or manager D . The company's port captain or port engineer

A . Require a demonstration by the officer and the crew member B . Require a written test C . Require that an interpreter be provided D . All of the above

A . Apply ice-cold compress and renew every 4 hours B . Commence artificial respiration immediately C . Give enema D . Pass catheter into bladder

A . give the victim artificial respiration B . completely restrain the victim C . give the victim one 30 mg. tablet of phenobarbital D . keep the victim from injuring him or herself

A . running or jumping to create heat B . lying in the sun C . a warm water bath D . mouth-to-mouth resuscitatio

A . immediate danger to collide with another vessel B . a situation in which more passengers will embark on board C . berth and ready to disembark her passengers D . distre

A . sideshell B . bottom shell plating C . inner bottom plating D . transverse bulkhead

A . ventilate the quarters as much as possible B . prepare to abandon ship C . close all ventilation to the quarters if possible D . attempt to put the fire out yourself before sounding the alarm

A . Crew members requesting the survey B . American Consul C . Master D . Vessel's owner

A . Arch the back to add strength to the muscles B . Bend his knees and lift with his legs C . Bend his back and stoop D . Bend his back and stoop with arms straight

A.tire control plan B.fire drill C.muster list D.All of the above