Padi Open Water Test Questions With Detailed Answers
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Padi Open Water Test Questions With Detailed Answers
1 ATA/BAR= - Answer-10 meters/ 33'
/.A proper ascent has five steps? - Answer-1. You and your buddy signal each other and agree to ascend.
2. Note the time of your ascent. (If you don't have a watch for this dive, simulate checking the tim...
/.A proper ascent has five steps? - Answer-1. You and your buddy signal each other
and agree to ascend.
2. Note the time of your ascent. (If you don't have a watch for this dive, simulate
checking the time by looking at your wrist.)
3. Hold your right hand over your head (so you don't run into anything) and hold up the
BCD hose with exhaust control with your left. As you'll see, air expanding in your BCD
during ascent increases your buoyancy. You need to release air as you rise to keep
your ascent under control.
4. Look up and around, slowly rotating to make sure the area above you is clear.
5. Swim up slowly, at a rate no faster than 18 metres/60 feet per minute (slower is fine),
while breathing normally.
/.All expo- sure suits have four basic maintenance steps: - Answer-1) rinse, 2) dry inside
out, 3) store and 4) lubricate dry suit zip- pers periodically.
/.Alternate air sources that require another diver include ? - Answer-the alternate air
second stage and the alternate inflator regulator.
/.An important part of setup is determining how much weight you need. - Answer-You
should float at eye level. If not, add or subtract weight until you do. You can hold
weights while you figure out how much you need, then adjust your weight system.
/.As you go deeper, you consume air from your scuba cylinder _____ - Answer-faster
/.Ascent guidelines? - Answer-Make a slow, comfortable ascent (60' a minute max) a
three-minute safety stop at 5 metres/15 feet, and reach the surface without using your
reserve. This is one of the marks of a good diver.
/.Buddy breathing who controls ascent rate? - Answer-Doner
/.Descending has five steps? - Answer-1. You and your buddy signal that you're both
ready to descend.
2. Orient yourself to something at the surface that will help you find out where you are
when you resurface.
3. Switch from your snorkel to your regulator. Do this with your face in the water.
4. Check the time/ set your watch bezel or start your stopwatch. don't have an
underwater watch, for practice look at your wrist where you would wear your watch to
simulate noting the time.
, 5. Slowly deflate your BCD and exhale to initiate a head up descent. Equalize your ears
immediately upon submerging and do so fre-
quently during descent. You don't need to be straight up and down like you're saluting a
general or some- thing, but staying in a generally head up position helps you stay
oriented and makes it easier to equalize.
/.Five types if information you obtain from dive instruments? - Answer-Everything you
need to know under- water: time, depth, direction, temperature and air supply.
/.How do you communicate while diving? - Answer-With your hands — by signaling or
writing on a slate.
/.How do you prepare a BCD for use? - Answer-adjustment for proper fit is required
With it deflated, adjust the straps
Put it on, have someone help fine tune it
Inflate it
/.How do you prepare a new mask for use? - Answer-use a soft cloth with a low
abrasion cleaner to remove the protective chemical
adjust the strap
/.How do you prepare a snorkel for use? - Answer-1) attach it to the left of your mask
2) Adjust snorkel keeper, so the top of the snorkel sits at the crown of your head with
the mouthpiece in place
3) remains in your mouth with a relaxed jaw
/.How do you prepare new fins for use? - Answer-full foot- no preparation
adjustable strap- need to adjust
/.How do you rinse a regulator after use? - Answer-soak it, while attached to your scuba
cylinder
then rinse with running water
/.How do you turn a cylinder valve on and off? - Answer-Open slowly until it stops
turning
Close it all the way gently
/.How does increasing depth affect how long your air supply lasts? - Answer-the deeper
you descend, the denser the air becomes.
It takes 4X the effort to breathe twice as fast
/.How to breath? - Answer-Always breathe
slowly and deeply and continu-
ously when using scuba. Strive to develop airway control.
/.Is it safe to dive without a cylinder O ring? - Answer-No ring = no dive
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