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EFA Exit Exam • Set 3 Question 24 of 30

What documented record must be maintained on board following completion of tasks related to regulatory compliance and STCW code requirements in Elementary First Aid?

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Direct Answer

Option A: Entry in the official Deck or Engine Logbook recording date, time, and operational parameters

The official Deck or Engine Logbook serves as a legal record of all significant shipboard events. Documenting first aid interventions, including time, nature of injury, and actions taken, is mandatory for regulatory compliance, insurance purposes, and ensuring continuity of care during medical evacuations or subsequent professional treatment.

All Options

A
Entry in the official Deck or Engine Logbook recording date, time, and operational parameters (Correct Answer)
B
Verbal update to port agent without logging
C
No written record is required
D
Unsigned note on the shipboard notice board

Detailed Explanation & Context

The official Deck or Engine Logbook serves as a legal record of all significant shipboard events. Documenting first aid interventions, including time, nature of injury, and actions taken, is mandatory for regulatory compliance, insurance purposes, and ensuring continuity of care during medical evacuations or subsequent professional treatment.

Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • Elementary First Aid (EFA).

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