Tdi Advanced Nitrox Final Exam

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The key takeaways from the passage are that divers need to base their limits on gas available, equipment used, experience and optimize buoyancy control. They also need to track their oxygen exposure using time limits.

The two foundational skills mentioned are buoyancy control and trim as well as swimming and breathing.

The passage states that human respiration is triggered by carbon dioxide.

A Guide to Advanced Nitrox: The Full Spectrum of Nitrox Mixtures

Advanced Nitrox Exam


Students Name ____________________________ Date _________
Instructors Name __________________________ Score ________
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1. To develop a technical mindset a diver must base


their limits for a dive based on:
o Gas available
o Equipment being used
o Experience
o All of the above

2. Foundational skills include:


o Buoyancy control and trim
o Swimming and breathing
o Both a and b are correct
o Neither a or b is correct

3. Optimizing _______________________ will help the diver master other


techniques as they progress through the course.
o Buoyancy control
o Proper dressing techniques
o Ability to choose color coordinated accessories for diving
o All of the above

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4. Ideal breathing is technically known as


diaphragmatically initiated breathing.
o True o False

5. Boyles Law describes the ____________________ relationship between


pressure and volume when the temperature is constant.
o Adverse
o Direct
o Inverse
o None of the above

6. Daltons Law is used to calculate:


o Maximum operating depth (MOD)
o Best mix
o Partial pressure calculations
o All of the above

7. Hypoxia is:
o Too little oxygen
o Too much oxygen
o Too little nitrogen
o Too much nitrogen

8. While oxygen is needed to sustain the human life,


too much can be harmful.
o True o False

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9. The dive community recognizes a partial pressure of _____________


oxygen as the maximum recommended exposure during the working
portion of a dive.
o 1.2 ATA
o 1.4 ATA
o 1.6 ATA
o 1.8 ATA

10. Divers should track their oxygen exposure by using ________________.


o Dive tables
o Mathematically calculations they have developed
o Oxygen Exposure Time Limits (CNS Clock)
o Tide tables

11. If a diver is exposed to 1.4 ATA of oxygen on a 30 minute dive their


oxygen exposure will be: Use the Oxygen Exposure Time Limits chart
(CNS clock) to determine answer.
o 20%
o 30%
o 40%
o 50%

12. The term OTU stands for:


o Over Time Usually
o Out The Upperdeck
o Oxygen Tolerance Units
o None of the above

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13. Human respiration is triggered by


o Carbon Dioxide
o Oxygen
o Carbon Monoxide
o Nitrogen

14. Carbon Monoxide binds to red blood cells than oxygen.


o Slower
o About the same speed
o Faster
o None of the above

15. Calculate the following using the appropriate formula.


A diver diving to 25 metres will use gas how many
times faster than at the surface?
o 2.5 x Faster
o 3.5 x Faster
o 4.5 x Faster
o 5.5 x Faster

16. Calculate the following using the appropriate formula.


A diver diving to 95 feet will use gas how many
times faster than at the surface?
o 1.9 x Faster
o 2.9 x Faster
o 3.9 x Faster
o 4.9 x Faster

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17. Calculate the following using the appropriate formula.


A diver wishes to dive to 95 feet what is the best mix for this dive (Oxygen
PO2 of 1.4 ata)?
o 6 percent
o 16 percent
o 26 percent
o 6 percent

18. Calculate the following using the appropriate formula.


A diver wishes to dive to 25 metres what is the best mix for this dive
(Oxygen PO2 of 1.4 bar)?
o 33 percent
o 35 percent
o 38 percent
o 40 percent

19. Calculate the following using the appropriate formula.


A diver wants to know how deep he can dive with
a mixture of 31 percent oxygen.
o 35 metres or 116 feet
o 30 metres or 100 feet
o 27 metres or 90 feet
o 24 metres or 80 feet

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20. Calculate the following using the appropriate formula.


A diver wants to know how much oxygen he will be exposed
to if he dives to 20 metres with EAN 32.
o .96 bar oxygen
o 1.16 bar oxygen
o 1.26 bar oxygen
o 1.46 bar oxygen

21. Calculate the following using the appropriate formula.


A diver wants to know how much oxygen he will be exposed
to if he dives to 80 feet with EAN 32.
o 1.10 ATA of oxygen
o 1.12 ATA of oxygen
o 1.14 ATA of oxygen
o 1.20 ATA of oxygen

22. Calculate the following using the appropriate formula.


If a diver dives to a depth of 25 metres with EAN 33 what
is the equivalent air depth (EAD) for this dive?
o 25.7 metres
o 31.7 metres
o 29.9 metres
o 19.7 metres

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23. Calculate the following using the appropriate formula.


If a diver dives to a depth of 105 feet with EAN 33 what is
he equivalent air depth (EAD) for this dive?
o 84 feet
o 94 feet
o 104 feet
o 114 feet

24. TDI recommends all cylinders used with Nitrox mixes be:
o Tumbled
o Inspected every month
o Properly oxygen cleaned
o None of the above

25. Many personal dive computers allow for the


programming of various gas mixtures.
o True o False

26. Respiratory Minute Volume is the amount of gas:


o A diver moves in and out of their lungs in one minute
o A diver breathes during a dive
o A diver breathes in their diving career
o None of the above

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27. Before diving with a cylinder that may contain


mixed gas, a diver should:
o Analyze its contents
o Confirm it is what it says it is
o Properly mark the cylinder
o All of the above

28. START is an acronym for S drill, Team, Air, Route, Tables.


o True o False

29. The intent of a bailout procedure is:


o To allow a diver to carry enough gas to get to the
surface with a shallow safety stop
o To get out of the water quickly in case of an emergency
o To empty the boat of excess water so it will not sink
o None of the above

30. Various types of blending may include:


o Partial Pressure blending
o Continuous blending
o Membrane separation
o All of the above

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I certify that I understand or have had explained to me all of the
questions I have missed and I have a full understanding of all
material in this test and the text for this class.

Signature ____________________________ Date ___________

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