Match the symptoms with the correct Bloodborne Pathogen

Fatigue, dark urine, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, nausea, jaundice

Match the following symptoms with the correct Bloodborne Pathogen

Fever, Fatigue, diarrhea, rashes, loss of appetite, movement problems

Which of the following Bloodborne Pathogens has no vaccine

A lifeguard is cleaning up the scene of a deep wound. They are not wearing gloves and accidentally touch the blood while cleaning.

A patron walks up to you after cutting their leg on the diving board. The cut is fatal and could lead to death if not treated quickly. In a hurry you start to bandage up the wound without wearing gloves.

On your way to work, you notice that you are sneezing a lot. You think nothing of it and continue to go to work. At work you are in a meeting and continue to sneeze around others.

While at a movie with friends, you are swarmed with mosquitoes. The next morning you wake up with bumps all over your body

All of the following are OSHA regulations EXCEPT ____

While on your shift, a pregnant mother goes into labor and is going to have the baby before EMS crews can arrive. Identify the proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) that you should put on

Which of the following is the most effective way to prevent the spread of infection?

Chose the option that has the steps for assisting in a sudden illness in the correct order.

You see an injured person while you are out mountain climbing. You decide to size up the scene. What are the questions that you would ask yourself?

You walk up to a patron that is laying on the floor of the hallway. You tap them and say their name and you get no response. You pinch their arm and their arm moves quickly.

Where does this patron rate on the AVPU?

When checking for pulse and breathing on a victim you should check it for at least _____ seconds, but no more than _____ seconds

How far should you move an infant's head while preforming the jaw-thrust/chin-lift maneuver?

Which is the pulse located on the neck

Whish is the pulse located on the wrist?

In a drowning victim, during CPR you would give _____ first.

In an on land emergency, during CPR, you would give ______ first.

Each ventilation should last about _____ second(s).

Overventilation can cause _____.

Which of the following is the correct recovery position for an adult?

You are the only guard on duty. You save a passive drowning victim.

When breathing becomes Difficult

When breathing stops

When the respiratory system begins to shut down.

You reach a victim and they are not breathing but they have a pulse

In an ADULT, you should give _____ ventilation(s) every _______ second(s)

In an INFANT, you should give ___ ventilation(s) every _____ second(s)

You should give ventilations for ____ minutes before re-checking breathing

If the chest does not rise after the first ventilation, you should ______.

Chose the only reasons that someone should stop CPR

True or false:

A Bag-Valve-Mask can be operated by one person

A severe allergic reaction that can cause breathing difficulties

If you see froth around a victims mouth, you should ____.

Any foreign body lodged into the airway

A blockage caused by the body itself

What is the first step in caring for any land emergency

True or false:

If you are treating a child and there is no parent present, consent is applied

How much oxygen does a victim get from a resuscitation mask?

What percent does a victim get from an emergency oxygen unit?

While monitoring an elderly women's Oxygen saturation, you notice that her oxygen saturation is 88%.

The most common cause of an airway obstruction is:

The first step of the ADULT Cardiac chain of survival is _____.

The following is the first step of the Cardiac chain of survival.

Chose step 2 of the chain.

Step 1: Recognize emergency and call 9-1-1

What is step 2 of the Pediatric chain of survival?

_______ refers to the death of heart tissue as a result of loss of oxygenated blood.

Which of the following are symptoms of a heart attack?

What is the first step in caring for a suspected heart attack victim?

Which of the following is a medication that can help with heart attacks?

When the heart suddenly stops beating

Identify the symptoms of a cardiac arrest

For an ADULT, what is the correct ratio of chest compressions to ventilations

Compressions : Ventilations

How many chest compressions should be given in a minute?

For an ADULT, during chest compressions, the chest compressions should be no more than ____ inches deep.

For a CHILD, during chest compressions, each compression should be about ______ inches deep.

For an INFANT, during chest compressions, each compression should be about _____ inches deep.

During 2 person CPR, rescuers should change positions about every ______ minute(s)

During 2 person CPR on an infant, the compression to ventilation ratio should be ______.

Compression : Ventilations

CPR should ONLY be stopped if:

When the ventricles of the heart quiver, or fibrillate, without any organized rhythm, and the electrical impulses fire at random, preventing the heart from pumping blood

When there is no pulse in the heart, an abnormal electrical pulse controls the heart. This pulse fires so fast that the heart's chambers do not have the ability to fill, and the heart cannot efficiently pump blood.

If the AED determines that the heart rhythm is not shockable, the person is likely in a condition called _____.

Between the AED analyzing the hearts rhythm, CPR should continue for about _____ minutes.

As you are putting an AED on a victim, you notice that the pads are touching each other. What should you do?

True or False:

It is okay to put an AED pad on top of a pace maker.

True or False:

Never place an AED pad on top of a medicated patch

True or False:

You can put use an AED on a pregnant woman

What are some important aspects of patient history in regards to your work as a lifeguard?

If a patron is having a severe diabetic emergency, you as a lifeguard should give _______.

A condition where the blood sugar levels drop to an unsafe amount.

A condition where blood sugar levels are too high at any given moment

Identify the following symptoms of a stroke.

A type of open wound where the skin has been rubbed or scraped away

A type of open wound where the cut is deep and causes severe bleeding

a type of open wound that a part of the body is loose or torn off completely

A type of open wound that does not bleed profusely and an impaled object is in the skin.

A tourniquet should be placed roughly _____ inch(es) above the wound

If you are faced with a burn victim, you should run the burn site under water for roughly _______ minute(s).

Identify which spiders in the US are poisonous.

Out of 8,000 poisonous snake bites reported in the US, how many result in death?

Painful muscle spasms that usually occur in the legs and abdomen.

An early indicator that the body's cooling system is becoming overwhelmed. Symptoms may be headaches, sweating, exhaustion, pale skin

The time that the body's cooling systems shut down

A complete break, a chip or a crack in a bone.

Displacement of a bone away from its normal position at a joint

The tearing of a ligament at a joint

Stretching and tearing muscles or tendons

At the time that contractions begin, you have roughly ______ minutes before the placenta will be expeled