WorksheetsCPR, First Aid, AED, Lifeguard Trivia
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
What is the first step in an on land EAP?
Approach the Victim
Size Up the Scene
Put on PPE (gloves)
Call 911
When doing CPR on a drowning victim you start with:
30 Compressions
2 Ventilations
1 Ventilation
15 Compressions
If the victim does have a pulse but is not breathing, what is the next thing you do?
2 ventilations
30 compressions
If the ventilations are not making the chest rise, what can you assume?
Breathing Emergency
Unconscious Choking (Airway obstruction)
Heart Attack
Stroke
If you determine that the adult victim has a pulse, but is not breathing, you give 2 successful ventilations and then:
Give 2 more ventilations
Give 1 ventilation every 3 seconds
Give 1 ventilation every 5-6 seconds
Give 30 chest compressions
Which one of the following is not a reason to stop CPR?
The scene becomes unsafe
EMS take over
AED is analyzing
You are to tired to continue
To clear the pool of other patrons
What is not part of a primary assessment?
Check for severe bleeding
Check for pulse
Splint a broken bone
Check for breathing
What is not part of the S.A.M.P.L.E. mnemonic?
Allergies
Movement
Signs and Symptoms
Events leading to incident
Where do the A.E.D. pads go on an infant:
Upper right, lower left
Upper left, lower right
Next to eachother
One on the chest and one on the back
True or False: You remove medication patches when using an A.E.D.
True
False
What is the next step in an E.A.P. after you check for responsiveness and the victim is unresponsive?
Put on your gloves
Call 911
Check for breathing and a pulse for 5-10 seconds
Where do you check for a pulse on an infant?
Arm
Neck
Foot
If a person is revived from a cardiac arrest, what should you immediately do:
Place the victim in the recovery position
Keep the victim on their back
Monitor their ABCs
Go and fill out an incident report
When providing 2 rescuer CPR on an infant you use what ratio:
30 compressions to 2 breaths
15 compressions to 2 breaths
What does BVM stand for?
Boisterous vivacious monsters
Bag ventilation mask
Bag valve mask
Basic value mechanism
True or False: You can use a BVM with one rescuer
True
False
What are the ABCs? Check all that apply,
Consciousness
Bleeding
Breathing
Circulation
Airway
Which should you do first?
Perform a Secondary Assessment
Form an initial impression
Call EMS
Perform a Primary Assessment
Ask for consent
Which acronym helps you in determining if a patron is having a stroke?
RSVP
FAST
SAMPLE
RID
RICE
For an adult, how far should you compress the chest for CPR?
About 2 inches
At least 2 inches and no more than 2.4
About 1.5 inches
At least 1 inch but no more than 2 inches
About 0.5 inches
How many compressions of CPR should be given per minute?
120-140
100-120
60-80
140-160
True or False: If a victim has body jewelry and an AED is needed, you must remove the jewelry before applying pads.
True
False
For CPR on an infant, where should your hands be?
One hand on the forehead and one hand on the chest
One hand on the chin and 2 or 3 fingers on the chest
One hand on the chest
One hand on the forehead and 2 or 3 fingers on the chest
For musculoskeletal injuries the mnemonic RICE is used. C stands for cold and E stands for elevate. What do R and I stand for?
Rest
Remove
Immobilize
Ice
Cold
When caring for a seizure in the water you should:
Remove the person using a backboard and immediately provide care
Support the person with their head above water until the seizure ends, then remove the person
What does LOC mean?
Loss of consciousness
Level of consciousness
Loss of consent
Level of care
What does EAP stand for?
Emergency
Allergies
Patron
Action
Plan
How long should it take to recognize, swim to, and retrieve a victim?
2 minutes
1 minute
30 seconds
45 seconds
What is the water competency sequence? Check all that apply
swim test
jump in, tread water for one minute, turn around and climb out
jump in, tread water for 20 seconds, turn around and climb out
a test for lifeguards on how to do saves
A drill where an object is placed in the water at various points in the pool and the lifeguard is to identify and note if they can see the object from the stand. This helps to identify that all areas of the pool can be seen from the stand.
ASK drill
TELL drill
Live recognition drill
Lifeguard station response test
What type of people may you need to assist or save being a lifeguard?
Active victim
Passive victim
A competent swimmer doing laps
Distressed swimmer
Emergency back up coverage happens when:
A lifeguard does not show up to work
A lifeguard has to go to the bathroom
A lifeguard enters the water
A lifeguard is rotating
Who can be members of the facility safety team?
Lifeguards
Management
Maintenance workers
Front desk personnel
