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LIFEGUARD MANAGEMENT EXAM AND PRACTICE
EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200
QUESTIONS AND 100%CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
When determining the zones of surveillance for a facility,
which of the following would be appropriate for the
lifeguard manger to use as marker to designate the zone?
- ANSWER--Ladder and lane lines
-Lifelines and buoys
-The shape of the pool
Live recognition Drill - ANSWER-Used to make sure the
guard can reach a victim in the furthest and deepest part
of their zone within 30 seconds
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• Lifeguard Station Response Time Testing - ANSWER-A
passive victim will be in the furthest part of the zone. The
guard will have to rescue the victim, extricate, and provide
2 ventilations within 1 minute 30 seconds
Injury Prevention - ANSWER-Most of your job as a
lifeguard is preventive. You want to stop any unsafe
behaviors AND explain why the behavior is unsafe
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) - ANSWER-Protects
you from body fluids and bloodborne pathogens. (Ex.
Gloves, Mask, Gowns, etc) Always glove up whenever you
touch a person outside the water
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Bag-Valve-Mask (BVM) - ANSWER-Requires 2 people to
use. One person will seal the mask to the victim's face, the
other to squeeze the bag to deliver the oxygen.
Emergency Action Plan (EAP) - ANSWER-Describes
everyone's role in an emergency. You want to ensure
back-up zone coverage and stop dispatch/flow of water.
Never run to an emergency, always WALK (walk with a
purpose)
Water Competency Sequence - ANSWER-Use this
sequence to perform a swim test
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What are the first three steps when arriving on scene for a
land emergency? - ANSWER-1. Size-up the scene while
forming an initial impression ( Check for severe bleeding,
how many victims there are, and what could have
happened to the victim. Make sure the scene is safe to
provide care. Never move a victim if the scene is safe.)
2. Put on PPE (Glove up)
3. • Perform a PRIMARY ASSESSMENT. Obtain consent if
the victim is conscious.
o Check for responsiveness (shout-tap-shout)
o Activate the EAP and summon EMS (3 whistles, you in
____ shirt, call 911 and get back to me!)
LIFEGUARD MANAGEMENT EXAM AND PRACTICE
EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200
QUESTIONS AND 100%CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
When determining the zones of surveillance for a facility,
which of the following would be appropriate for the
lifeguard manger to use as marker to designate the zone?
- ANSWER--Ladder and lane lines
-Lifelines and buoys
-The shape of the pool
Live recognition Drill - ANSWER-Used to make sure the
guard can reach a victim in the furthest and deepest part
of their zone within 30 seconds
,2|Page
• Lifeguard Station Response Time Testing - ANSWER-A
passive victim will be in the furthest part of the zone. The
guard will have to rescue the victim, extricate, and provide
2 ventilations within 1 minute 30 seconds
Injury Prevention - ANSWER-Most of your job as a
lifeguard is preventive. You want to stop any unsafe
behaviors AND explain why the behavior is unsafe
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) - ANSWER-Protects
you from body fluids and bloodborne pathogens. (Ex.
Gloves, Mask, Gowns, etc) Always glove up whenever you
touch a person outside the water
,3|Page
Bag-Valve-Mask (BVM) - ANSWER-Requires 2 people to
use. One person will seal the mask to the victim's face, the
other to squeeze the bag to deliver the oxygen.
Emergency Action Plan (EAP) - ANSWER-Describes
everyone's role in an emergency. You want to ensure
back-up zone coverage and stop dispatch/flow of water.
Never run to an emergency, always WALK (walk with a
purpose)
Water Competency Sequence - ANSWER-Use this
sequence to perform a swim test
, 4|Page
What are the first three steps when arriving on scene for a
land emergency? - ANSWER-1. Size-up the scene while
forming an initial impression ( Check for severe bleeding,
how many victims there are, and what could have
happened to the victim. Make sure the scene is safe to
provide care. Never move a victim if the scene is safe.)
2. Put on PPE (Glove up)
3. • Perform a PRIMARY ASSESSMENT. Obtain consent if
the victim is conscious.
o Check for responsiveness (shout-tap-shout)
o Activate the EAP and summon EMS (3 whistles, you in
____ shirt, call 911 and get back to me!)
