7-A-035: Urgency Traffic
7-35E1:
The Radiotelephone Urgency signal is:
Pan Pan
Mayday
Securite
Seelonce Feenee
7-35E2:
Which of the following situations would normally use the Urgency priority?
A cargo shift or weather situation considered to be of greater hazard than would justify a Safety priority designation.
A crewmember falling over the side.
A serious medical situation involving a crewmember with potential loss of life.
An important meteorological warning concerning hazardous weather.
7-35E3:
Which of the following situations would normally use the Urgency priority?
Abandoning the vessel just before sinking.
Treatment of a crewmember breaking a leg in a cargo hold.
Leaking oil from a minor tank fracture requiring a mandatory pollution report.
An unexpected deviation in the forecast track line of a typhoon.
7-35E4:
Which of the following situations would normally use the Urgency priority?
A serious medical situation involving a crewmember.
A collision with the ship taking on water.
Important company communications related to an itinerary change.
Scenarios concerning the Safety of navigation or important meteorological warnings.
7-35E5:
The Urgency Priority should be used for:
Messages containing information concerning the safety of a mobile unit or person.
Messages concerning the Safety of Life At Sea (SOLAS).
Messages detailing important navigational warnings.
Messages concerning On-scene communications .
7-35E6:
If the Watch Officer hears "PAN PAN" spoken 3 times it means:
None of these answers is correct.
A navigation or important meteorological warning should follow.
The station is preparing to transmit a Safety message possibly concerning the safety of a mobile unit or person.
A mobile unit is in need of immediate assistance.
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● = Unseen
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● = Weak
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● = Review
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● = Learned
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● = Incorrect answer
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