Question 213Safety & Environmental - Assistant Engineer

The correct answer is C) prevent loss of body moisture by vomiting. The primary reason for taking anti-seasickness medication as soon as possible when in a life raft is to prevent dehydration from excessive vomiting. Seasickness can cause severe nausea and vomiting, which leads to the rapid loss of critical body fluids and electrolytes. Preventing this fluid loss is crucial for maintaining proper hydration and cognitive function in the survival situation. The other answer choices are not the most important reasons. Assisting in sleeping (A) and reducing appetite (B) are secondary benefits, while preventing motion-induced deliriousness (D) is not the primary purpose of the medication in this context.