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What is the function of the indicator gauge on an emergency oxygen system? It shows how
much oxygen is in the cylinder



When storing an emergency oxygen system, what condition should be avoided? Extreme
temperatures



What causes a spinal? Falling from a great height, forcefully striking the head on bottom of
pool, or suffering a blow to head, back, or anywhere on the spine



What does INDIAN stand for? Intoxication

Neck, back, or head pain

DIstracting injury or serious trauma anywhere on body

Altered mental status (confusion, consciousness, slow thinking, loss of balance, impaired vision

Numbness /weakness, finding it hard to move



True or False: The injury occurred at the time of impact will not be made worse if the
head/neck/spine move True



In addition to head/neck/back pain, intoxication, altered mental status, and numbness, which
additional symptoms indicate potential spine injury? Serious trauma anywhere on the body



Which term is used to best describe a person experiencing these symptoms: confusion, slowed
thinking, loss of balance, and impaired vision? Altered mental status



How is passive spinal motion restriction provided? Tell the person not to make any
movements that cause pain and guide her to a seated or lying position.

, How us active spinal motion restriction provided? Manually holding the person's head to
limit movement



where can passive and active spinal motion restriction be performed? Land and water



What is zero-depth entry? it resembles a beach/shoreline entry



What is an E-stop and what is it used for? emergency stop, used to stop waves/motion in
water



What does SOP stand for? Standard Operating Procedure



True or False: Collisions are the most common source to waterslide injuries. True



What does SAMPLE stand for? Signs and symptoms, allergies, medications, past medical
history, last meal, events leading up



What does DOTS stand for? deformities, open wounds, tenderness, swelling



What does E.L.I.T.E stand for Engage

Look

Instruct

Time

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