1. The first person on the scene of a call-out should

Suit up and enter the water in rescue mode
Hide until a senior team member arrives
Take charge as Divemaster
Start talking to the press

2. Choose the correct order of operations for Divemaster responsibilities

Organize, plan, assess, implement, terminate
Implement, plan, organize, terminate, assess
Assess, implement, plan, organize, terminate
Assess, organize, plan, implement, terminate

3. The second team member on scene usually takes the role as

Incident Commander
Swimmer to set float on PLS & assess conditions
Gofer
Search diver running random pattern

4. The responsibility for documenting search operations falls to

The Divemaster or person who has been given that assignment from the DM
Each individual diver fully documents all search procedures
Charlie
The Deputy on scene

5. The number one consideration for a search is

Completing search objective
Flawless execution of Divemaster role
Not losing any search or dive gear
Safety of the search divers

6. When a witness is present on scene

An interview by a dive team member is not necessary if a deputy has already completed the interview process
He/she should be taken back to the exact spot where the event was witnessed and team member should conduct interview to determine PLS
Witness should immediatly turned over to the press
All of the above

7. When interviewing witnesses

Conduct interviews in small groups so they can help each other remember the details
If they stop talking use intimidation and scare tactics to get more information
Separate and interview witnesses individually
Pick only the most reliable looking witness to interview

8. Types of questions to ask during an interview include

Where?
When?
Structured and Unstructured
All of the above

9. When dealing with a witness of a drowning, first and foremost you should

Get the information
Let the witness know everything will be fine, the dive team will save their loved one
Review your witness interview techniques notes
Take care of any medical/critical comfort needs of witness

10. The two parts of a witness interview should include

Leading and non-leading questions
Interviewing witnesses seperatly and then together
Tell me/show me
All of the above