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Navy First Aid & Communication Quiz

Test your knowledge of essential first aid procedures and naval communication systems with our engaging quiz. Perfect for anyone interested in improving their skills in these critical areas.

Featuring:

40 carefully crafted questions
Multiple choice format
Immediate feedback on your answers

40 Questions10 MinutesCreated by HelpingHand247

123. What is the first step of first aid?

Beginning CPR

Checking for a pulse

Immobilizing broken bones

Seeing if the victim is awake

124. What should you NOT do if the victim is unconscious? (pl, nu mai tin minte)

Look for signs of shock

Administer CPR

Use a defibrillator if available

Alternate check compressions and rescue breathing

125. Which of following is NOT a communication system?

Infrared light

Nancy system

Flashing light

Semaphore

126. Which system of communication can only function during the day?

Directional flashing light

Morse Code

Flag hoist

Non-directional flashing light

127. Which of the following describes moving to the front of the ship?

Moving to port

Moving to the bow

Moving to the stern

Moving to the centerline

128. Enlisted members of the crew ___________.

Start at the lowest rate in the Navy.

Start at the highest rate in the Navy.

Are officers in positions of authority.

Command units of lower officers.

129. A chevron is _______.

Someone in a position of command

A V-shaped badge showing rate

An enlisted member’s position

A level of naval responsibility

130. A pay grade is ___________. (intre a si c aici)

A particular job or specialty

An enlisted member’s position

A level of naval responsibility

A V-shaped badge showing rate

131. Staff corps includes _________.

A group of non commanding officers who have specialty professions within the Navy

All enlisted members of the Navy

Officers who command units of lower officers and enlisted sailors

Officers who are trained for unit command

132. Navy members in positions of authority are _________.

Enlisted

Officers

Seamen

Staff corps

133. The mast must be in working order to keep _________ on. (mast=catarg)

Superstructures

Safety lights

Bulwarks

Screws

136. The lieutenant went ________ to get a breath of fresh air.

Topside

Outboard

Athwarship

Alee

137. The front watchstander stood at the __________ to see what was ahead.

Stern

Bow

Topside

Athwartship

139. The advisor in matters of military law is the __________.

Captain

Executive officer

3-M coordinator

Legal officer

140. The person in charge of the watchstanders is the __________. (cred)

Senior watch officer

Officer of the deck

Safety officer

Personnel officer

141. The ________ keeps order and discipline on the ship.

Personnel officer

Chief master-at-arms

Officer of the deck

Safety officer

142. The new recruits are taught ship procedures by the ___________.

Officer of the deck

Safety officer

Training officer

Chief master-at-arms

143. The ________ represents the captain in maneuvering around the rocks.

Officer of the deck

Senior watch officer

Chief master-at-arms

Executive officer

144. The ________ monitors machinery, electric, and water systems.

Support department

Engineering department

Supply department

Navigation department

145. The ________ pilots the ship’s course.

Command department

Support department

Navigation department

Combat systems department

146. The _______ manages internal and outbound messages

Communications department

Engineering department

Supply department

Aviation department

147. The _______ repairs the ship’s guns.

Command department

Weapons department

Supply department

Support department

148. What department handles payroll issues?

The engineering department

The navigation department

The communications department

The supply department

149. ______ are displayed with ribbons and medals.

Decorations

Service stripes

Coveralls

Utilities

150. The uniform worn only for industrial work is called ___________.

Full dress

Coveralls

Utilities

Service dress

152. Troops in combat typically wear ____________.

Service uniform

Service dress

Camouflage

Full dress

154. The act of repairing and maintaining a ship is called ____________.

Inspection

Preservation

Training

Watchstanding

155. A group of sailors who work together at regular intervals form a ___________.

Watch section

Maintenance task

Watch station

Training exercise

156. What is the purpose of a unit bill? (cred)

To explain why rules are different on some ships

To orient new sailors to the areas of a ship

To instruct sailors on different types of orders

To give examples of administrative orders

157. What is the first bill a new sailor will probably read?

The berthing and locker bill

Jettison bill

EMCON bill

Special bill

158. A ______________ tells sailors when and how to throw things overboard the ship to improve its stability.

Operational bill

Station bill

Jettison bill

Administrative bill

159. Read the _______ to prepare for unexpected situations.

Emergency bills

Administrative bills

Operational bills

Unit bills

160. Conditions of readiness determine the number of ________ that need to be on watch.

Weapons

Personnel

Lifeboats

Buoys

161. Personnel man ________ based on the current threat level.

Bill stations

Battle stations

Fire stations

Weapon stations

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