starguard study guide With Verified Answers
after the AED delivers the shock to a victim, what should you do next? - ANSWER-
continue CPR
.Communication between lifeguards at the top and bottom of the slides is usually
accomplished through what means? - ANSWER-whistles, flags
.Emergency oxygen is a ___________ gas - ANSWER-compressed
.how can you tell if a zone is the appropriate size - ANSWER-if the zone can be scanned
in 10 seconds or you can scan to the farthest part within 20 seconds
.how do you stop the waves or current of an attraction - ANSWER-emergency stop
button
.how should you assess normal breathing for an unresponsive victim - ANSWER-chest
rise and fall
.If a guest is having a seizure in the water, what should you do? - ANSWER-keep the
person in the water until they stop seizing
.if a victims chest does not rise with the first breath, what should you do? - ANSWER-
, retilt, remask, and reattempt to ventilate
.in 3-D Triage scanning, what is the most urgent risk area of the zone you should look at
first? - ANSWER-bottom
.in a attraction with a current, a spinal injury victim should be placed so that the water
flows from the victim's ______________ - ANSWER-head to toes
.in order for an emergency oxygen system to connect to a BVM or CPR mask, and must
have what part - ANSWER-an inlet port
.in order to guard a curved zone, the lifeguard may need to do what? - ANSWER-
.in the US what is the legal principle of duty to act mean - ANSWER-on-duty a lifeguard
is obligated to provide emergency care
off duty they're a good Samaritan
.is a prescription required for an emergency oxygen system? - ANSWER-no
.is a variable flow regulator required of the emergency oxygen - ANSWER-no
.is agonal breathing effective? How should we treat it - ANSWER-no and rescue
breathing
after the AED delivers the shock to a victim, what should you do next? - ANSWER-
continue CPR
.Communication between lifeguards at the top and bottom of the slides is usually
accomplished through what means? - ANSWER-whistles, flags
.Emergency oxygen is a ___________ gas - ANSWER-compressed
.how can you tell if a zone is the appropriate size - ANSWER-if the zone can be scanned
in 10 seconds or you can scan to the farthest part within 20 seconds
.how do you stop the waves or current of an attraction - ANSWER-emergency stop
button
.how should you assess normal breathing for an unresponsive victim - ANSWER-chest
rise and fall
.If a guest is having a seizure in the water, what should you do? - ANSWER-keep the
person in the water until they stop seizing
.if a victims chest does not rise with the first breath, what should you do? - ANSWER-
, retilt, remask, and reattempt to ventilate
.in 3-D Triage scanning, what is the most urgent risk area of the zone you should look at
first? - ANSWER-bottom
.in a attraction with a current, a spinal injury victim should be placed so that the water
flows from the victim's ______________ - ANSWER-head to toes
.in order for an emergency oxygen system to connect to a BVM or CPR mask, and must
have what part - ANSWER-an inlet port
.in order to guard a curved zone, the lifeguard may need to do what? - ANSWER-
.in the US what is the legal principle of duty to act mean - ANSWER-on-duty a lifeguard
is obligated to provide emergency care
off duty they're a good Samaritan
.is a prescription required for an emergency oxygen system? - ANSWER-no
.is a variable flow regulator required of the emergency oxygen - ANSWER-no
.is agonal breathing effective? How should we treat it - ANSWER-no and rescue
breathing
