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  • Is it appropriate to forcefully blow out of the mouthpiece?
  • Which action is included in the non-convulsive O2 toxicity management plan?
  • How do depth and exertion affect scrubber performance?
  • What is the primary method to prevent CNS oxygen toxicity during a dive?
  • True or false: Oxygen toxicity can accompany confusion.
  • What is the ideal working depth for combat dives?
  • What are the two factors in the operational duration of the MK 25 UBA?
  • Which depth corresponds to a single depth limit of 80 minutes?
  • What is scrubber life and why does it matter on CCR dives?
  • What is the output pressure range of the oxygen reducer?
  • What is the role of the diluent gas in a CCR system?
  • How many liters does the breathing bag hold during normal operation?
  • Which of the following conditions is NOT a sign of confusion?
  • An improper purge will always result in which dive injury?
  • What is the primary function of the closed-circuit rebreather loop in combat diving?
  • In which emergency procedure do you turn off the oxygen cylinder?
  • How does an emergency oxygen supply function on some CCRs?
  • What is typically included when inspecting gas charges and indicators in a CCR field maintenance checklist?
  • Which statement best describes time-in-loop as it relates to scrubber performance?
  • What is the purpose of a quick-reference card or SOP for CCR operations in the field?
  • What is the primary function of a counterlung in a CCR system?
  • What is one feature unique to the exhalation hose?
  • Which factor is explicitly considered when calculating mission-specific gas setpoints for combat CCR dives?
  • Which statement correctly describes how temperature affects the CO2 absorbent?
  • Which depth has a single depth limit of 15 minutes?
  • Which of the following is NOT a factor in the MK 25 UBA's operational duration?
  • Which depth has the longest single depth limit of 240 minutes?
  • What is the single depth limit for 50 fsw?
  • What is the purpose of a bailout gas on a CCR dive?
  • If an oxygen sensor fails underwater, which remedy is appropriate?
  • Which items are typically included in a CCR field maintenance checklist?
  • Which material is a modern CO2 absorbent used in CCR scrubbers?
  • What PPO2 setpoint range is commonly targeted on CCRs for combat dives?
  • Which item is NOT typically part of essential pre-dive checks for a CCR system?
  • How should you store and maintain CCR gear after a dive to ensure reliability next time?
  • What is setpoint drift and how should it be managed during a dive?
  • What is manual oxygen addition in a CCR and when would you use it?
  • Regarding convulsive events in divers, which is correct?
  • During hypoxia treatment, what must be done when the diver is brought to the surface?
  • What can confusion be a sign of in diving injuries?
  • What is the role of bailout gas in CCR operations?
  • How should buoyancy be managed when using a CCR in combat diving?
  • What is the risk of using too small a bailout gas cylinder for a CCR dive?
  • How can a diver detect a gas leak in the loop while underwater?
  • What is a primary safety concern when a counterlung collapses or crushes during a dive?
  • What is the minimum pressure required in the SECUMAR bottles?
  • How can a diver verify that bailout gas is ready and within safe parameters before a dive?
  • What are the three major components of the MK 25 Mod 2?
  • What is the single depth limit for 40 fsw?
  • Immediately after O2 enters the breathing bag, where does it go next?
  • What part of the MK 25 allows O2 to be added manually to the breathing bag?
  • Which statement about loop gas is correct?
  • What is the recommended practice when you encounter unfamiliar CCR controls?
  • Which option correctly lists the MK 25 UBA's two consumption rates in liters per minute?
  • Which condition is most directly associated with elevated carbon dioxide levels during a dive?
  • Why is it essential to practice CCR procedures with a buddy and under supervision?
  • What is the function of a bailout regulator?
  • Which statement correctly lists the three major components of the MK 25 Mod 2?
  • Which items should be checked to prevent an electrical fault from compromising CCR safety?
  • Which action is the recommended immediate treatment for hypoxia?
  • How does depth affect the risk of oxygen toxicity in CCR diving?
  • Confusion in divers can be a sign of which of the following?
  • Do you have to complete all pre-dive steps in order?
  • What is the purpose of the bag breathdown?
  • Maintaining a target PPO2 during a CCR dive is intended to minimize the risk of which conditions?
  • If the oxygen injection mechanism fails during a CCR dive, how is the situation typically indicated and managed?
  • What are the three types of purges?
  • Which option best lists the driver's primary responsibilities?
  • What is the primary purpose of conducting a purge?
  • What are two ways the O2 cylinder can become depleted?
  • Why is maintaining PPO2 within a safe range critical during CCR diving?
  • Which is NOT a common error when conducting the purge?
  • Confusion during a dive can be a sign of which of the following?
  • How is maximum operating depth (MOD) determined for a CCR dive?
  • What tactical advantage does a CCR provide in combat diving?
  • What is the purpose of performing a redundancy check before entering the water in a CCR operation?
  • Which action is true regarding recovery after a hypoxia event once on the surface?
  • Which device reduces the O2 cylinder pressure to 55-75 psi from the operating range of 10-207 BAR?
  • What adds O2 to the breathing bag as required when the breathing bag is emptied on inhalation?
  • How does a semi-closed system differ from a fully closed circuit rebreather?
  • A headache is the result of which dive injury?
  • Why is log-keeping of scrubber usage important?
  • What is an emergency ascent protocol on a CCR?
  • Which of the following is NOT a purge type?
  • What can affect trim, ballast, and rig control?
  • Which statement is true about the MK 25 Mod 2?
  • How is a CCR dive plan typically organized in terms of gas volumes and depth?
  • What is the difference between loop gas and bailout gas?
  • In a tactical CCR operation, which statement best describes why stealth is prioritized?
  • Which practices help maintain stealth when operating a CCR in a tactical environment?
  • Which checks should be performed to ensure bailout gas readiness before a dive?
  • Which statement correctly matches the MK 25 UBA's relaxed and high-exercise consumption rates?
  • Which two factors affect canister duration?
  • Which option is not part of the described O2 flow sequence in the closed-circuit UBA?
  • What is a BOV in the context of a CCR, and what does it do?
  • High temperatures will affect the CO2 absorbent. Which statement is true?
  • What is the single depth limit for 25 fsw?
  • If a diver becomes unconscious or incoherent at depth, what should the buddy do first?
  • How long do you have to wait on the surface before flying after an O2 dive?
  • What is the single depth limit for 30 fsw?
  • What does VENTIDC stand for?
  • Name two common absorbent materials used in CCR scrubbers.
  • What is the primary responsibility of a CCR dive supervisor during combat dives?
  • A headache during or after a dive is most consistent with which condition?
  • What is a standard post-dive CCR maintenance practice to ensure readiness for the next dive?
  • What is the treatment and management of a non convulsive diver with O2 toxicity?
  • What does the equipment case of the MK 25 hold?
  • What is the primary reason to monitor O2 exposure during a dive?
  • What best describes redundancy in CCR gas management?
  • Which of the following best describes the additional risks that combat CCR dives introduce compared to recreational CCR dives?
  • Low temperatures will affect the CO2 absorbent.
  • What is counterlung collapse or crush and why is it a concern?
  • What are the two methods of wearing the MK 25?
  • Which statement best describes the purpose of the hard ceiling on PPO2 in CCR diving?
  • Which of the following could be a plausible contributor to a diver's headache?
  • Which statement best describes Paceman's primary responsibilities?
  • How many inches below the chin should the Mk 25 UBA be placed?
  • Which statement best describes a semi-closed CCR system's gas handling?
  • What is the purpose of a safety stop or equivalent precaution on CCR dives?
  • What is a primary advantage of CCR in combat diving?
  • In MK 25, which statement describes the equipment case's function?
  • What must be considered when donning and sizing the SECUMAR vest?
  • What is the remedy for a scrubber breakthrough on a CCR dive?
  • If a CCR oxygen sensor fails underwater, which action is recommended?
  • CNS oxygen toxicity symptoms may present themselves minutes after off gas.
  • What is the most severe symptom of CNS oxygen toxicity?
  • What is required for all MK 25 dives?
  • Can you mix different lot numbers of CO2 scrubbing material into your canister?
  • What is the maximum fill pressure in BAR of the O2 cylinder?
  • What signaling or communication strategy should you rely on if CCR problems occur?
  • Which response is most appropriate when encountering unfamiliar CCR controls underwater?
  • Which term describes elevated carbon dioxide in the blood?
  • Which component houses the carbon dioxide scrubber canister in the closed-circuit system?
  • In a closed-circuit rebreather, what is the role of the diluent gas?
  • Which statement about convulsions in divers is true?
  • How many CCs of liquid can the moisture trap hold before any water enters the absorbent material?
  • Which unit is used to express the maximum oxygen fill pressure?
  • What device alerts you to abnormal PPO2 in a CCR dive?
  • At 50 fsw, the SECUMAR minimum pressure of 2400 psig provides how many pounds of lift?
  • What is the purpose of monitoring PPO2 with a backup gauge?
  • What function does the demand valve serve?
  • The MK 25 UBA consumption rates are expressed in which unit?
  • How long is the CO2 scrubbing material good for once opened?
  • Once a MK 25 UBA is set up, how long is its storage life?
  • What is the TWE limit for 41-50 fsw?
  • Which bottle on the SECUMAR vest is used in emergencies?
  • Describe loop integrity and why leaks are dangerous.
  • Which of the following is a direct descriptor of hypercapnia?
  • What are early signs of CO2 buildup (hypercapnia) in a CCR diver?
  • Which statement best describes confusion during a dive?
  • What is the single depth limit for 35 fsw?
  • Name two common absorbent materials used in CCR scrubbers.
  • What are the two categories of O2 exposure limits?
  • Which statement best defines PPO2 and explains its significance in a closed-circuit rebreather (CCR) dive?
  • What adjustments need to be made for diving at altitude?
  • What runs from the pressure reducer/regulator to the demand valve?
  • If you detect a sudden drop in loop oxygen despite all indicators being green, what is the recommended action?
  • What is the TWE limit for 21-40 fsw?
  • What is the maximum working limit of the MK 25 Mod 2 UBA?
  • Which step is used to prevent hypoxia?
  • In the closed-circuit UBA, which component does O2 encounter first after leaving the cylinder?
  • Who can conduct maintenance on the MK 25?
  • Which practice helps ensure redundancy during CCR operations?
  • Which component is encountered immediately after the inhalation hose in the O2 path?
  • What are the two consumption rates of the MK 25 UBA?
  • Which depth range has a TWE limit of 15 minutes?
  • Which action helps minimize the risk of exposing your position when using a CCR in combat?
  • Which depth range corresponds to the TWE limit of 5 minutes?
  • Why is gas management critical in CCR operations?
  • How many liters of air is contained in the O2 bottle when filled to capacity?
  • After the oxygen passes through the carbon dioxide scrubber canister, where does O2 go?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a symptom of hypercapnia?
  • Will there always be signs of a convulsive diver before it occurs?
  • Which factor increases the likelihood of CNS O2 toxicity?
  • When should you switch to bailout gas during a CCR dive?
  • What is the normal working limit of the MK 25 Mod 2 UBA?
  • What is the recommended remedy for a valve or solenoid fault in a CCR system?
  • What sequence should you follow if the CCR cannot maintain the target PPO2?
  • Which statement describes the MK 25 equipment case accurately?
  • Which indicator directly reflects scrubber performance while underwater?
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