Question 1242 Deck Safety

The correct answer is D) take an anti-seasickness pill. When survivors board an inflatable life raft, one of the first actions they should take is to take an anti-seasickness pill. This is because the motion of the raft on the water can often cause seasickness, which can quickly debilitate the survivors and impair their ability to effectively manage the situation. Taking an anti-seasickness medication helps to prevent or alleviate this problem, allowing the survivors to focus on other critical tasks. The other options are incorrect because they do not address the immediate need to prevent seasickness. Opening the pressure relief valve, drinking water, and streaming the sea anchor are all important actions, but they are not the most critical first step in this scenario.