NPLQ

What should an operator have in place to ensure the safe use of chemicals

• A cleaning schedule

• Detailed work instructions

• Fire risk assessment

• Detailed building plans

An unconscious casualty is taking slow, noisy gasps. What treatment should you administer

• Recovery Position

• CPR

• Back blows

• Transfer to a cool dark area

When is it most appropriate to use the pool assistance alarm

• If you want your lunch

• Customers are swimming too fast

• There is a serious first aid incident

• You are desperate for the toilet

Which of these is considered a priority of first aid

• Preserve life

• Call an ambulance

• Fill in an accident form

• Collect the first aid bag

Which type of zone is shown in the picture

• Open

• Closed

• Shared

• Individual

A swimmers calf muscle is hard and painful, they cannot relax it. What condition are they likely to have.

• Bruise

• Cramp

• Poisoning

• Strain/Sprain

A casualty is in deep water and you suspect a spinal injury. The casualty is breathing. What action should you take

• Alert the lifeguard team. Jump in. Use an extended arm tow to bring them to the side.

• Alert lifeguard team. Slide in. Apply a vice grip and trawl to PXB.

• Alert lifeguard team. Slide in. Apply a head splint and place on PXB.

• Alert lifeguard team. Dive in. Give the causality the torpedo buoy

Definition: "an exposed wound leads down to a fracture or the ends of the broken bone might stick out through the skin" Which does this describe...

• a closed fracture

• an open fracture

• a complicated fracture

• a greenstick fracture

Which of the following can you find in the NOP

• Members personal details

• Staff personal details

• Pool dimensions

• Lighting failure procedure

PPE stands for......

• Personal Protective Entertainment

• Protective Polished Equipment

• Personal Protective Equipment

• Probably Poor Equipment