Chapter 5: Boating Emergencies—What To Do
Contents
Risk Management
Increased Risk Due to Boating Stressors
Increased Risk Due to Dehydration
Minimize Risk of Boating Accidents—Avoid Alcohol
Minimize Risk of Drownings—Wear PFDs (Life Jackets)
Boating Accidents
Capsizing, Swamping, or Falling Overboard
Avoiding Collisions
Dealing With Fire Emergencies
Running Aground
Personal Injuries
Cold Water Immersion and Hypothermia
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Responding to Other Serious Injuries
Weather Emergencies
How To Avoid Severe Weather
What To Do if Out in Severe Weather
Summoning Help
Chapter 5 Summary
Review Questions for Chapter 5: Boating Emergencies—What To Do
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