Ellis & Associates Review

What is the order of the drowning process?

• Surprise, respiratory arrest, hypoxic convulsions, unconsciousness, cardiac arrest and death

• Respiratory arrest, surprise, unconsciousness, hypoxic convulsions, death and cardiac arrest

• Surprise, respiratory arrest, unconsciousness, hypoxic convulsions, cardiac arrest and death

• Respiratory arrest, surprise, hypoxic convulsions, unconsciousness, cardiac arrest and death

What is an indicator that a guest has an airway obstruction?

• The guest can speak to you in short sentences, between coughs

• The guest tells you clearly that he or she swallowed food and is choking

• The guest cannot speak, cough, or cry, and may grasp the throat

• None of the above

When should you perform rescue breathing?

• When you don't feel a thump on your fingers but do see the chest rise

• Immediately after rescuing a GID no matter if they are responsive or unresponsive

• When you don't feel a thump on your fingers or see the chest rise

• When you do feel a thump on your fingers but don't see the chest rise

When do you perform the Under-arm Vice Grip?

• Rotating out of Splashland

• A responsive, distressed GID

• A suspected spinal

• An unresponsive GID

We use the acronym _._._._ when handling a guest who has lost their child.

What does C.A.R.E stand for?

• Confident, Approachable, Respectable, Empathetic

• Cruel, Angry, Reasonable, Empty

• Confident, Attentive, Responsive, Empathetic

• Caring, Assess, Remain, Engaged

Which of these is PPE?

• Hat & Sunglasses

• Sunscreen

• Big Easy Mask

• All of the above

What is the first step when you see someone having a seizure, on land?

• Put something soft under their head

• Get them in the recovery position

• Clear the area of any possible obstacles

• Call 1111 (emergency dispatch)

What is the first step in a diabetic emergency?

• Fill out a First-Aid report

• Call 1111 (emergency dispatch)

• Give them a sugary drink

• Have them sit down and get comfortable

You have _____ minutes to complete a spinal extrication.