Lifeguard Test - SGE Starguard Elite Exam Questions Correct Answers New Update (Verified
A+ Pass) Questions with Correct Answers| Latest Update Graded A+
when feasible, non-swimmers in waterfront setting should be restricted to water that is less
than what depth? waist to chest deep
when giving compressions, how should you position your hands, arms and shoulders? in
line, with the arms straight, the elbows locked, and the shoulders over the hands
when might an animal be allowed on the pool deck? the animal is trained to assist a person
who has a medical condition or disability
when should you give verbal instructions guests using a waterslide? every rider, every time
when storing an emergency oxygen system, what condition should be avoided? extreme
temperatures
when two or more rescuers are administering CPR to a child, rescue breaths should be given
after how many compressions? 15 compressions
when you are screening patrons to determine if they should be assigned to swimming or non-
swimming areas, what should you have them do? demonstrate swimming abilities that is
appropriate for the activity
where can passive and active spinal motion restriction be performed? on the land and in
water
which entry method has the lowest risk of back, leg, or foot injury and is useful in a wide range
of water depths and circumstances? compact jump
, which is an accurate statement about how to make a front rescue? push the rescue tube
firmly into the person's chest
which is the correct description of drowning? drowning is a process with three possible
outcomes: survival without brain damage, survival with brain damage, or death.
which of the following is needed to connect the tubing on a bag valve mask (BVM) or CPR mask
to an emergency oxygen system. inlet port
which of the following will have the most influence on the impression the guests have of their
experience at a waterpark? the professional image and example set by the lifeguards
which organs are at greatest ricks for permanent damage during drowning? brain and heart
which terms may be used to describe a person who is experiencing any or all of these
symptoms: confusion, slowed thinking, loss of balance, impaired vision? altered mental
status
which type of regulator should be used to meet requirements for an oxygen system to be
approved for emergency use in the united states? fixed flow regulator
while on station lifeguarding, what will occupy the majority of your time? searching the
water
why is disease more likely to be transmitted through loose stools (diarrhea) rather than a solid
stool? diarrhea can contain millions of germs that spread quickly through the water
A+ Pass) Questions with Correct Answers| Latest Update Graded A+
when feasible, non-swimmers in waterfront setting should be restricted to water that is less
than what depth? waist to chest deep
when giving compressions, how should you position your hands, arms and shoulders? in
line, with the arms straight, the elbows locked, and the shoulders over the hands
when might an animal be allowed on the pool deck? the animal is trained to assist a person
who has a medical condition or disability
when should you give verbal instructions guests using a waterslide? every rider, every time
when storing an emergency oxygen system, what condition should be avoided? extreme
temperatures
when two or more rescuers are administering CPR to a child, rescue breaths should be given
after how many compressions? 15 compressions
when you are screening patrons to determine if they should be assigned to swimming or non-
swimming areas, what should you have them do? demonstrate swimming abilities that is
appropriate for the activity
where can passive and active spinal motion restriction be performed? on the land and in
water
which entry method has the lowest risk of back, leg, or foot injury and is useful in a wide range
of water depths and circumstances? compact jump
, which is an accurate statement about how to make a front rescue? push the rescue tube
firmly into the person's chest
which is the correct description of drowning? drowning is a process with three possible
outcomes: survival without brain damage, survival with brain damage, or death.
which of the following is needed to connect the tubing on a bag valve mask (BVM) or CPR mask
to an emergency oxygen system. inlet port
which of the following will have the most influence on the impression the guests have of their
experience at a waterpark? the professional image and example set by the lifeguards
which organs are at greatest ricks for permanent damage during drowning? brain and heart
which terms may be used to describe a person who is experiencing any or all of these
symptoms: confusion, slowed thinking, loss of balance, impaired vision? altered mental
status
which type of regulator should be used to meet requirements for an oxygen system to be
approved for emergency use in the united states? fixed flow regulator
while on station lifeguarding, what will occupy the majority of your time? searching the
water
why is disease more likely to be transmitted through loose stools (diarrhea) rather than a solid
stool? diarrhea can contain millions of germs that spread quickly through the water
