MK16 (SDVT2) Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Q

When should you expect to see diluent loss on the indicator?

A

Only on descent when diluent is added to the bag or when the bypass is pressed.

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How big is the breathing bag?

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As big as maximum displacement
equal to the combined volume of both lungs.

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Q

What is dangerous about CO2 toxicity and the MK16?

A

The rig displays no visual warning signs for high CO2. Divers must recognize symptoms

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How long does it take a diver to metabolize the O2 in the breathing loop (to not sustain life) if no O2 was added?

A

2-5 minutes

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How does the MK16 differ from other rebreathers when it comes to maintaining O2 concentrations?

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It uses a direct control method; constant O2 level monitoring to keep the partial pressure where it needs to be.

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How many training dives are recommended to be at night/low visability?

A

at least half

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Repet rules for decompression dives shallower than 200 FSW?

A

x3 No D dives
x1 Decompression Dive
4 hours total a day
16 hours total a week

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Repet rules for No D dives shallower than 200 FSW?

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Unlimited No D dives
4 hours total a day
16 hours total a week

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Repet rules for dives deeper than 200 FSW?

A

No Repet dives

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How can you plan Repet No D dives with Decompression dives?

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They can precede, follow, or bracket the Decompression dive

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How can you plan an exceptional exposure dive?

A

Require approval IAW OPNAV 3150.27

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How do you initially qualify as a MK16 diver?

A

Completion of a formal course approved through their respective Learning Center under the Naval Education and Training Command (NETC).

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How long do MK16 qualifications stay in affect?

A

As long as diver qualifications are maintained in accordance with their respective Military Personnel Manual article.

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How can a diver who is qualified in MK16 dive another EC-UBA?

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Demonstrate knowledge in:
-Configuration differences
-ppO2 setpoints
-EPs/OPs

Complete:
-Full missions, predives, postdives
-One open water training dive to at least 40 FSW
-Formal documentation signed by CO

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How do you re-familiarize divers who have not dove MK16 in the last 6 months?

A

-Refamiliarize with OPs/EPs
-Complete open water training dive

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What is the typical primary limiting factor?

A

O2 Flask Endurance

16
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How do you re-familiarize divers who have not completed a decompression dive in the last 6 months?

A

Complete open water training dives (No-D) with shallow, simulated decompression stops

17
Q

Minimum manning for MK16 dive side with two divers?

18
Q

What may standby not have donned?

A

MK16/SCUBA, mask, or fins

19
Q

How many tenders per diver?

A

One tender per diver or per buddy pair

20
Q

What positions can the diving supervisor act as on the dive side?

A

Logs or standby tender

21
Q

Unusual loss of diluent from a dive could indicate what?

A

-Excessive Purging
-Open Circuit Breathing
-Frequent Depth Changes
-Mask Leaks

22
Q

When are you allowed to dive without a buddy line?

A

With CO or OIC (designated) approval when:
-Situations when not feasible
-Poses greater hazard

23
Q

When can standby be in SCUBA?

A

No D training dives

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What defines the "MCM" chamber level requirement as it pertains to SDVT2?
It includes SPECWAR clandestine operations where the operation set would incur a greater risk of discovery with having a topside recompression chamber. The diving supervisor must weigh the operational risk against the dive profile risk to determine which is the determining factor.
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When is a level 1 chamber required for "MCM" operations?
Not required
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When is a level 1 chamber required for training dives?
- >200 FSW - >20 FSW Deco Stops - >:30 Total Deco - Exceptional Exposure Dives Maybe extended to :07 via CO
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When is a level 2 chamber required for "MCM" operations?
- >20 FSW Deco Stops - >:30 Total Deco - Exceptional Exposure Dives
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When is a level 2 chamber required for training dives?
- 20 FSW Deco Stop with < :30 (can be non-navy chamber if evaluated by FO)
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When is a level 3 chamber required for "MCM" operations?
- No D Dives - 20 FSW Deco Stop with < :30 (can be non-navy chamber if evaluated CO) CO (or designated individual) may authorize nearest recompression facility if over 6 hours away
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When is a level 3 chamber required for training dives?
All No D Dives
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When can a MK16 diver not be tended?
-Witness float -Training dives while buddy lined to a SCUBA diver -MCM/Combat diver operation with local instructions/directives signed by the first major command over unit (reviewed biannually minimum)
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What EPs are briefed?
CNS O2 Tox Hypercapnia Hypoxia Chemical Injury Unconscious Diver UBA Malfunction Lost Diver Omitted Deco EAP
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