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A series of questions and answers related to scuba diving knowledge and equipment, covering topics such as tank filling, hydrostatic testing, basic rules, exposure systems, breathing patterns, total diving system subsystems, storage of high-pressure cylinders, buoyancy, equipment service programs, ascent rates, air consumption, and heat loss. It is a valuable resource for individuals preparing for their ssi open water diver certification.
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A scuba tank for recreational diving should be filled with: - Pure, filtered compressed air or Nitrox A scuba cylinder must be hydrostatically tested: - Within fixed intervals set by local law The three Basic Rules of Scuba stated in the proper order of importance are: - Breathe continuously, ascend slowly and maintain control, and never dive alone or beyond your level of training The three primary features to look for in a quality Exposure System are: - Thickness, fit and seam integrity. The most efficient breathing pattern for scuba diving is: - A deep balanced inhalation followed by a long balance exhalation without any pauses between inhalation and exhalation. Which of the following Total Diving System subsystems best describes the SCUBA unit? - The Delivery System A high pressure scuba cylinder should be stored: - Secured and with an minimum of 500 to 750 psi An object immersed in water will be buoyed upward by a force __________ the weight of the water it displaces. - equal to Under the SSI Equipment Service Program, your Delivery System should be serviced and performance checked: - Every year The Delivery System components are: - A regulator, alternate air source, and a high pressure scuba cylinder During normal diving activities, divers should never exceed an ascent rate of _____ feet per minute. - 30 Which of the following factors affect a diver's air consumption rate? - Extreme exertion from working heavily Poor physical conditioning Extreme stress brought on by improper response to anxiety-producing situations
The Information System components are: - Dive Computer, Analogue Instruments, if the Dive Computer does not supply all necessary information and SSI Total DiveLog The Buoyancy Control System components are: - Buoyancy compensator, inflation device, and weight belt or BC weight pockets The SSI Equipment Service Program is designed to: - Keep all of the components of the Total Diving System to optimal performance Assuming a consistent air consumption rate, diving at a pressure of 4 ata will use _____ as much air as diving at 2 ata. - 2 times One of the primary factors contributing to heat loss for divers is: - Convection