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If you are caring for an C) breathe through the foam
unresponsive drowning person and
foam is coming from the person's
nose and mouth,what should you
do?
A) suction the foam until it stops
coming out
B) use a finger sweep to remove the
foam
C) breathe through the foam
D) turn the person's head to the
side so the foam will drain out
When attached to an oxygen A) rate of oxygen flow
cylinder, what does the regulator
control?
A) rate of oxygen flow
B) pressure inside the cylinder
C) inflation of the mask and tubing
D) rate at which the cylinder can be
refilled
,What should you do while D) keep your hands forward and sweep them to
performing a bottom search the sides to feel for a person
wearing goggles or mask, a
snorkel, and fins?
A) move your arms in a freestyle
stroke for speed
B) surface every 10 seconds to clear
your snorkel
C) use a kicking motion with your
fins to feel for a person
D) keep your hands forward and
sweep them to the sides to feel for
a person
When should you give verbal A) every rider, every time
instructions to guests using a
waterslide?
A) every rider, every time
B) the first time a guest rides the
slide
C) when there is a large group on
the slide tower platform
D) if a guest looks scared, or you
think someone may try to break the
rules
,Which is a good descriptor of the B) learns best in an environment that is informal
adult learner? but organized
A) needs very little feedback
B) learns best in an environment
that is informal but organized
C) functions best in an instructor-
centered environment
D) retains the most information by
reading
What is the difference between D) a drowning person's mouth and nose are
distress and drowning? covered with water, and the head cannot be
lifted or brought to the surface to breathe
A) a distressed person is also
injured
B) a drowning person is in deep
water
C) a distressed person is on the
bottom of the pool
D) a drowning person's mouth and
nose are covered with water, and
the head cannot be lifted or
brought to the surface to breathe
True or False: A) True
Strapping a person on a backboard
and placing head immobilization
devices (HIDs) for the sole purpose
of immobilizing the spine is NOT an
evidence-based practice.
, If an unresponsive drowning person B) look to see that the person lifts his or her head
may look similar to people who are to breathe within a few seconds (look for life)
floating or are underwater and are
okay, what can you do to tell them
apart?
A) look for the RID factor
B) look to see that the person lifts
his or her head to breathe within a
few seconds (look for life)
C) look to see if others around the
person are worried that something
is wrong
D) have another patron poke the
person to see if the person is okay
What is a zero-depth entry at an C) the area that resembles a beach shoreline
aquatic facility?
A) a waterslide entry from an even
platform
B) a method of running into a wave
pool to make a rescue
C) the area that resembles a beach
shoreline
D) an entry into the catch pool of a
waterslide without going under the
water
What would be the correct term to D) non-fatal drowning
use if a person experienced a
drowning incident, but was
resuscitated and did not die?
A) distress
B) dry drowning
C) near drowning
D) non-fatal drowning
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If you are caring for an C) breathe through the foam
unresponsive drowning person and
foam is coming from the person's
nose and mouth,what should you
do?
A) suction the foam until it stops
coming out
B) use a finger sweep to remove the
foam
C) breathe through the foam
D) turn the person's head to the
side so the foam will drain out
When attached to an oxygen A) rate of oxygen flow
cylinder, what does the regulator
control?
A) rate of oxygen flow
B) pressure inside the cylinder
C) inflation of the mask and tubing
D) rate at which the cylinder can be
refilled
,What should you do while D) keep your hands forward and sweep them to
performing a bottom search the sides to feel for a person
wearing goggles or mask, a
snorkel, and fins?
A) move your arms in a freestyle
stroke for speed
B) surface every 10 seconds to clear
your snorkel
C) use a kicking motion with your
fins to feel for a person
D) keep your hands forward and
sweep them to the sides to feel for
a person
When should you give verbal A) every rider, every time
instructions to guests using a
waterslide?
A) every rider, every time
B) the first time a guest rides the
slide
C) when there is a large group on
the slide tower platform
D) if a guest looks scared, or you
think someone may try to break the
rules
,Which is a good descriptor of the B) learns best in an environment that is informal
adult learner? but organized
A) needs very little feedback
B) learns best in an environment
that is informal but organized
C) functions best in an instructor-
centered environment
D) retains the most information by
reading
What is the difference between D) a drowning person's mouth and nose are
distress and drowning? covered with water, and the head cannot be
lifted or brought to the surface to breathe
A) a distressed person is also
injured
B) a drowning person is in deep
water
C) a distressed person is on the
bottom of the pool
D) a drowning person's mouth and
nose are covered with water, and
the head cannot be lifted or
brought to the surface to breathe
True or False: A) True
Strapping a person on a backboard
and placing head immobilization
devices (HIDs) for the sole purpose
of immobilizing the spine is NOT an
evidence-based practice.
, If an unresponsive drowning person B) look to see that the person lifts his or her head
may look similar to people who are to breathe within a few seconds (look for life)
floating or are underwater and are
okay, what can you do to tell them
apart?
A) look for the RID factor
B) look to see that the person lifts
his or her head to breathe within a
few seconds (look for life)
C) look to see if others around the
person are worried that something
is wrong
D) have another patron poke the
person to see if the person is okay
What is a zero-depth entry at an C) the area that resembles a beach shoreline
aquatic facility?
A) a waterslide entry from an even
platform
B) a method of running into a wave
pool to make a rescue
C) the area that resembles a beach
shoreline
D) an entry into the catch pool of a
waterslide without going under the
water
What would be the correct term to D) non-fatal drowning
use if a person experienced a
drowning incident, but was
resuscitated and did not die?
A) distress
B) dry drowning
C) near drowning
D) non-fatal drowning
