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NPLQ 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What's the maximum capacity for the outdoor pool?

a)

80

b)

100

c)

110

d)

120

2.

As a single person over 18, how many children can I take into the main pool on my own?

a)

a 5 year old, a 3 year old and a 6 year old

b)

a six year old, a 4 year old, an 8 year old and a 10 year old

c)

a 10 year old, an 8 year old and a 4 year old

d)

Two 6 year olds, a 4 year old and a 12 year old

3.

What's the minimum age limit a parent can watch a child from the side in the splash zone

a)

5

b)

6

c)

8

d)

4

4.

What things are you likely to find in your EAP

a)

Bather loads/pool dimensions

b)

Power failure/Bomb threat

c)

Bomb threat/fire alarm points

d)

Major accident/band system

5.

What's the maximum time a lifeguard should be on poolside according to RLSS

a)

60minutes

b)

30minutes

c)

90minutes

d)

15minutes

6.

If you find an adult collapsed in the backs and you are alone, would you....

a)

Leave them to get help

b)

Do 1 minute CPR

c)

Do 2 minutes CPR then get help

d)

Do CPR until they come round

7.

You find a child collapsed in the backs, you are alone, do you.....

a)

Take the child with you to get help

b)

Do 2 minutes CPR then get help

c)

Do 1 minute CPR then get help

d)

Leave them to get help

8.

If you suspect someone has dislocated their knee do you......

a)

Lay them down and raise their legs

b)

Carry them to the nearest doctors

c)

Lay them down and raise the injured leg

d)

Lay them down and immobilise the leg

9.

When treating a casualty, what is a SIGN

a)

What happened leading up to the incident

b)

What the casualty tells you

c)

Something you can see, hear or feel

d)

The treatment you give

10.

What are the 2 parts to Casualty management

a)

Primary and secondary survey

b)

Primary survey and DRABC

c)

Check for breathing and recovery position

d)

Stabilise head and neck and maintain horizontal position

11.

Whats the treatment for cramp

a)

Lay casualty down and raise the cramped limb to aid blood flow

b)

Make casualty as comfortable as possible until it passes

c)

Support the casualty and stretch the affected muscle

d)

Put a compression bandage on the affected muscle

12.

Whats the treatment if someone has knocked out their tooth

a)

Put the tooth in ice to keep it cold

b)

Put tooth in Milk and take it to the doctors

c)

Ask casualty to place the tooth back in the socket

d)

Give casualty a cold compress for their cheek

13.

Whats does ACoP stand for

a)

Approved Codes Of Pools

b)

Acts Current Of Parliament

c)

Approved Codes Of Practice

d)

Approved Codes of Plantrooms

14.

Whats the minimum ages for using our Sauna?

a)

12

b)

18

c)

16

d)

14

15.

Who's responsibility is it to ensure your NPLQ does not run out?

a)

Your Trainers

b)

Your managers

c)

Your parents

d)

Yours

16.

When using AED, if the casualty has Oxygen what must you do before delivering the shock?

a)

Move the AED 1 metre away before delivering the shock

b)

Move the Oxygen mask 1 metre away before delivering the shock

c)

Move the oxygen mask 2 metres away before delivering the shock

d)

Don't do anything different than you usually would

17.

For our indoor pool, How many people do you need to do the PXB Board?

a)

3

b)

5

c)

2

d)

1

18.

Which tow is particularly effective on a panicking casualty?

a)

Arm tow

b)

Shoulder tow

c)

Hip tow

d)

Chin tow

19.

What are the priorities of casualty management?

a)

Save a life, stabilise head and neck, maintain horizontal position

b)

Airway, breathing, circulation

c)

Early recognition, early cpr, early defib, post-resuscitation care

d)

Ensure breathing, put in recovery position

20.

What are the principles of airway management?

a)

Airway, breathing, circulation

b)

Check for breathing, put in recovery position

c)

Head tilt and chin lift

d)

Save a life, stabilise head and neck, maintain horizontal position