People fall out of the boat when least expected. 

• How do you pull someone back into a raft? 

• How can you get back in by yourself?

If you can’t get back in the raft immediately, what is the proper way to swim rapids? 

• When can you breathe? 

• When is it reasonable to swim to shore?

If you are out of the raft and being washed toward an obvious hazard, what can you do?

What can the passengers do if the boatman falls overboard?

What should the passengers do if the boatman loses or breaks an oar?

When can you take off your life jacket?

How can passengers help keep a raft from flipping over?

If a raft flips upside down, how can you get up on the bottom of the raft? 

• What are your other options?

What do you do if you surface underneath the raft?

How do you get an overturned raft to shore? 

• How do you flip it right side up?

How do you use a throw bag?

How do you get a raft unstuck from a mid-river rock? 

• Who on your trip has the most river rescue experience? 

• Who will lead in a rescue attempt? 

• Who is second in charge?

Where are the first aid kits? 

Where is the satellite phone?

Who are the lead and sweep boatmen?

Who has first aid skills? 

• Who has first aid experience?

Who will take charge in a medical situation? 

• Who is second in charge?

What are your options if you have to get out of the Canyon?

Who has medical considerations such as diabetes, allergies, asthma, or a heart condition? 

• What are the warning signs?

•  Where is their medication?

How much water should you be drinking? 

How do you know if you are drinking enough?

What is hyponutremia? 

• What are the symptoms?