DAN | Quizzes

BWRAF is an acronym to help you remember key steps in your pre-dive safety check. What does it stand for?

A. BCD, Weights, Regulator, Air and FinsB. BCD, Weights, Releases, Air and Final CheckC. BCD, Weights, Regulator, Air and Final CheckD. BCD, Weights, Releases, Air and Fins

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When planning a dive, you should use:

A. Your dive computerB. Your dive tablesC. Basic guidelines and safety principlesD. All of the above

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Which of the following is NOT a proper use of a BCD?

A. Lift bagB. Minor buoyancy adjustmentsC. Storage of safety accessoriesD. Flotation at the surface

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Essentials of being a prepared diver include:

A. Properly maintaining equipmentB. Periodically reviewing essential safety skillsC. Reviewing the dive plan and important signals before every diveD. Having training in oxygen first aid and basic life supportE. All of the above

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Which of the following is NOT generally a consideration for planning the appropriate amount of weight to wear?

A. The type of water you are diving inB. Whether you are using an integrated system or a weight beltC. If you've gained or lost weight since the last time you divedD. The type of cylinder you are using

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True or False: Part of your pre-dive safety check should include a pre-breathe from your equipment.

A. TrueB. False

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On the way out to the dive site, you notice a diver who appears nervous. Which of the following is NOT the appropriate response?

A. Tell them not to worry about it and enjoy the dive.B. Remind them that any one call the dive at any time, even before the dive.C. Privately ask the diver if there's something concerning them about the dive.D. Notify the divemaster of your observations.

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Dive planning should incorporate reviews of:

A. Hand signalsB. Planned route, depth and timeC. Emergency proceduresD. All of the above

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You are diving on a dive site that includes a wreck. Your buddy is a trained wreck diver, but you are not. Before the dive you agree that:

A. He will enter the wreck and you will follow him in and rely on his skill set.B. He will go inside while you remain outside of the overhead environment.C. Neither of you will enter the overhead environment.D. None of the above

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A consistent issue divers face is improper gas management. Which of the following is NOT a way to enhance gas management?

A. When planning a dive, you and your buddy should agree on a minimum remaining gas supply.B. Only turn your tank on half way.C. Establish and practice emergency response protocols with your buddy, such as sharing an alternate air source.D. Refine your buoyancy control.

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Which of the following statements is FALSE about diving fatalities?

A. In 60 percent of diving fatality cases with cardiac involvement the divers had symptoms such as shortness of breath, chest pain or fatigue prior to diving but proceeded to dive anyway.B. The leading trigger of diving fatalities is running out of breathing gas.C. Over the last 10 years diving fatalities have doubled.D. The third most common trigger identified in the fatality analysis was equipment problems, generally resulting from user error.

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Buddy checks are important:

A. Only when diving with a new buddyB. When you and your buddy haven't been diving together in over 6 monthsC. Only when you are a beginnerD. Always

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