NAUI Divemaster Final Exam UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
Boat captain are traditionally (and legally) bound to vessel, passengers, crew
ensure the safety and the safe conduct of the __, __, and __
(in that order)
The term "chartering" refers to: renting a vessel with or without a crew and captain
When assuming direct responsibility for certified divers, judgement, experience, and professionalism
NAUI divemasters rely on:
When conducting a wreck diving activity, the divemaster Use distinguishing features on the wreck for navigational purposes
should recommend that the divers:
In order for rules to be effectively used by the divemaster Agreed to by those affected
they must be:
Tasks that a divemaster may perform include, but are not record keeping and organizing divers
limited to:
The maximum rate of ascent recommended by NAUI is: 9 meters (30 feet) per minute
All US registered vessels must carry: US Coast Guard approved "wearable" floatation devices
, Displaying the alpha signal flag notifies passing boats compliance with the normal rules of the road
that the vessel is claiming exemption from
Active status NAUI divemasters are qualified to organize and supervise dives for certified divers and assist NAUI instructors
during certification training
Divemasters should have excellent communication skills through counseling
so that they may help individual divers
Limited visibility is usually defined as a horizontal visibility 3 meters (10 feet) or less
of
what is least controllable by a dive team once they are environmental changes
committed to a dive
The unique demands of diving leadership place special knowledge, experience, and ability
emphasis on the fundamentals of
A component that should be included in any recreational area and environmental orientation
dive briefing is
being required to handle too many new variables at once task loading
and subsequently becoming overly stressed is termed
When diving in a current from an anchored boat, divers begin their dive into the current
should always
Three essential steps of dive planning include establish objectives, identify equipment requirements, and schedule the activity
The number of participants for any diving activity should The number of divers that can be reasonably handled with an appropriate level of
be based on care
What actions are recommended regarding marine and discourage fish feeding and destructive boat anchoring
aquatic conservation
As a NAUI leader you have a responsibility for the safety NAUI standards and your diving community's practices
of the divers with whom you interact. Factors in
determining the scope of this "duty" will be
After a dive to 27 meters (90 feet) for an actual dive time 18 meters (60 feet)
of 20 minutes and a surface interval of 1 hour and 30
minutes, what is the deepest depth to which a dive team
may dive for an actual dive time of at least 20 minutes
with no required decompression
CORRECT Answers
Boat captain are traditionally (and legally) bound to vessel, passengers, crew
ensure the safety and the safe conduct of the __, __, and __
(in that order)
The term "chartering" refers to: renting a vessel with or without a crew and captain
When assuming direct responsibility for certified divers, judgement, experience, and professionalism
NAUI divemasters rely on:
When conducting a wreck diving activity, the divemaster Use distinguishing features on the wreck for navigational purposes
should recommend that the divers:
In order for rules to be effectively used by the divemaster Agreed to by those affected
they must be:
Tasks that a divemaster may perform include, but are not record keeping and organizing divers
limited to:
The maximum rate of ascent recommended by NAUI is: 9 meters (30 feet) per minute
All US registered vessels must carry: US Coast Guard approved "wearable" floatation devices
, Displaying the alpha signal flag notifies passing boats compliance with the normal rules of the road
that the vessel is claiming exemption from
Active status NAUI divemasters are qualified to organize and supervise dives for certified divers and assist NAUI instructors
during certification training
Divemasters should have excellent communication skills through counseling
so that they may help individual divers
Limited visibility is usually defined as a horizontal visibility 3 meters (10 feet) or less
of
what is least controllable by a dive team once they are environmental changes
committed to a dive
The unique demands of diving leadership place special knowledge, experience, and ability
emphasis on the fundamentals of
A component that should be included in any recreational area and environmental orientation
dive briefing is
being required to handle too many new variables at once task loading
and subsequently becoming overly stressed is termed
When diving in a current from an anchored boat, divers begin their dive into the current
should always
Three essential steps of dive planning include establish objectives, identify equipment requirements, and schedule the activity
The number of participants for any diving activity should The number of divers that can be reasonably handled with an appropriate level of
be based on care
What actions are recommended regarding marine and discourage fish feeding and destructive boat anchoring
aquatic conservation
As a NAUI leader you have a responsibility for the safety NAUI standards and your diving community's practices
of the divers with whom you interact. Factors in
determining the scope of this "duty" will be
After a dive to 27 meters (90 feet) for an actual dive time 18 meters (60 feet)
of 20 minutes and a surface interval of 1 hour and 30
minutes, what is the deepest depth to which a dive team
may dive for an actual dive time of at least 20 minutes
with no required decompression
