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  1. What does declination mean?


  2. How accurate (in meters) is a GPS with and without WAAS?




  3. Is a GPS effective in a heavy blizzard?




  4. How many active search techniques are there for searching by foot?


  5. If you wanted as close to 100% POD as possible, what type of search would you use?




  6. What does a confinement team do?




  7. What is a search cube?




  8. What additional considerations are involved in a night search?




  9. When performing a Widely-Spaced Sound Sweep, how far apart are the searchers?




  10. Can pacing be practical when measuring distance?


  11. What are the 4 mental steps of emergency management? (Hint - STOP)


  12. Name water treatment methods.




  13. What are 5 mechanisms by which your body looses heat?


  14. What percent of you body heat do you lose from your head?




  15. What is a "cat hole" used for?


  16. How deep should a "cat hole" be?




  17. List 2 potential hazards when SAR responds to a disaster, with collapsed buildings.


  18. What is the first sign of hypothermia?


  19. When should you not thaw a frost bite?




  20. Is recovering a body an urgent matter?


  21. Using a rope, what is the best way to cross a river?




  22. What are the two most common animals used in SAR?


  23. What are the benefits of LED lights over older forms of lighting?




  24. When searching for a child in an urban setting, how should the residence be treated?


  25. What is the 300-meter rule?




  26. Which call sign is said first - your station or the station you're calling?


  27. What is the spoken word for distress in radio communications?




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