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Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 26mins
Chest compressions should be administered to adults, children, and infants, at what rate?
20-40 compressions
100-120 per minute
1-2 inches
All of the above
When two or more rescuers are administering CPR to a child, rescue breaths should be given after how many compressions?
30
20
15
5
While an AED is analyzing a victim's heart rhythm, what should the rescuers be doing?
Compressions
Checking for a pulse
Rescue breathing
Staying clear from the victim
The ratio for rescue breathing, for an adult is one breath every (a) seconds
What is the compression to breath ratio for CPR, on an infant, with one rescuer?
15 compressions to 2 puffs
1 breath every 5-6 seconds
30 compressions to 2 puffs
1 breath every 3-4 seconds
What are the universal precautions?
Universal Studios Florida
2 hands around the neck, gasping for air
To treat all bodily fluids as if they are infected/contaminated
10-20
What organs are at greatest risk for permanent damage during drowning? (check all that apply)
lungs
heart
stomach
brain
What is the most important predictor of survival, for a person in the drowning process?
Using a feet first surface dive
How DEEP the pool is
Calling 911
Amount of TIME the victim was submerged
What are the components of the acronym STAAR Aquatic Rescue Model?
See, Target, Assess, Alert, Record
See, Tell, Act, And Record
Scan, Tell, Activate, And Rescue
Scan, Target, Assess, Alert, Rescue
What do 2 long whistle blast indicate?
Major emergency (rescue of passive victim)
Major emergency (rescue of active victim)
Need the attention of another lifeguard
All of the above
What are the components of the acronym SAMPLE?
Signs/symptoms, Allergies, Medications, Past Medical History, Last Oral Intake, Emergency
Signs/symptoms, Allergies, Medications, Past Medical History, Last Oral Intake, Explain
Signs/symptoms, Allergies, Medications, Past Medical History, Last Oral Intake, Events
Signs/symptoms, Allergies, Medical Doctors, Past Medical History, Last Oral Intake, Events
What are the components of the acronym DOTS?
Deformities, Obstruction, Tenderness, Swelling
Deformities, Open Wounds, Tightness, Swelling
Deformities, Open Wounds, Tenderness, Swelling
Defibrillator, Open Wounds, Tightness, Swelling
What are the components of the acronym RID? (check all that apply)
Distraction
Rescue
Intrusion
Recognition
What are the components of the acronym CPR?
Compulsive, Preliminary, Rescue
Compulsive, Pulmonary, Resuscitation
Cardio, Preliminary, Rescue
Cardio, Pulmonary, Resuscitation
After surveying the scene, what must be done before providing care to a infant/child?
Obtain consent
Secondary assessment
Call 911
Glove up
What legal principle governs what you are expected to do, during an emergency situation, while at work?
Good Samaritan Act
OSHA Law
Duty to Act
Emergency Action Plan
How many points of contact should you have when entering and exiting the lifeguard stand?
0
1
2
3
How many rescue breaths should be given to a passive drowning victim in the water?
1
3
5
6
In order to use an AED on a drowning victim, how far away from the water's edge should the victim be?
4 feet
3 feet
5 feet
6 feet
What is the bleach to water ratio used when preparing a solution to clean bodily fluid or fecal matter?
1 part water to 9 parts bleach
1 part bleach to 1 part water
1 part bleach to 9 parts water
1 part bleach to 1 part disinfectant
Drowning is a process with outcomes, what are those outcomes? (check all that apply)
Fear of impending doom
Survival with brain damage
Death
Survival without brain damage
When a lifeguard jumps in the pool, to make a rescue, who covers their zone?
Guard to their left
Guard to their right
Head guard
Supervisor/Manager
(True/False) Patrons drown, due to water in the lungs.
True
False
Drowning does not stop until when? (check all that apply)
The lifeguard jumps in
When 5 rescue breaths are given
When EMS arrives
5 initial breaths are given
What areas of the water must you scan? (check all that apply)
Bottom
Areas with swimmers
Surface/Top
Middle
What are the components to the acronym PPE?
Professional proactive emergency
Perfectly planned escape
Personal protective equipment
Personal property excluded
What determines whether the water is shallow or not?
Depth markers
Numbers on or near the pool
Facility Manager
The person's height
What water entry method has the lowest risk of back, leg or foot injury, and is useful in a wide range of water depths and circumstances?
Stride jump
Compact jump
Slide/slip in entry
All of the above
When doing CPR on an adult, how deep should the compressions be?
1 inch
2 inches
3 inches
4 inches
How would you assess if someone is having a stroke? (check all that apply)
Face
Arms
Time
Speech
What are the components of the acronym EAP?
Emergency automated plan
Empty all pools
Embrace all people
Emergency action plan
What do 2 short whistle blasts indicate?
Major emergency (rescue of passive victim)
Major emergency (rescue of active victim)
Need attention of another lifeguard
All of the above
What are the most common patron behaviors that can cause injury? (check all that apply)
Diving in shallow water
Collision with other person
Running
Horseplay
When should you call 911? (check all that apply)
Active drowning patron
Severe headache
Allergic reaction
Burns over an area larger than the palm of your hand
What are signs or symptoms of a heart attack? (check all that apply)
Embarrassment
Dizziness
Slurred speech
Fear of impending doom
What differentiates a swimmer in distress, from one that is drowning? (check all that apply)
Unable to call out for help
Still able to breathe
Unable to breathe
Nose and mouth remain above the water's surface
When should you call 911? (check all that apply)
Emission of strange noises
Seizure
Severe stiff neck
Unresponsiveness
What are signs or symptoms of a heart attack? (check all that apply)
Nausea
Uncertainty
Severe fever
Light headedness
What are the components of the acronym AED?
Automatic External Device
Automated Exercise Delivery
Automated External Defibrillator
Automatic External Defibrillator
When should you call 911? (check all that apply)
Bleeding you can't stop
Uncontrollable jerking movements
Seizure
Fainting
When are inspections of slides and attractions usually conducted? (check all that apply)
Before the facility opens
When the facility shuts down
Daily
Weekly
When performing rescue breathing on a child, how many breaths should be given in a 2 minute period?
100
100-120
24-40
40-60
Name 3 signs or symptoms of a heart attack. (check all that apply)
Light headedness
Dry skin
Heavy sweating
Denial
When should you call 911?
Bee sting that causes a reaction
Lack of alertness
Snakebite
All of the above
What is the first step of the primary assessment?
Check for a pulse
Activate the EAP
Assess/survey the scene
Call 911
