STARGUARD 6E PRACTICE SOLUTION TEST
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A+
●● assess the scene
put on gloves
5 initial breaths
check for consciousness
i have an unresponsive victim, i need backup, call 911, get me a
backboard and an AED
rescue breathing
check for pulse and breathing
after this it is different for each senario.
Answer: what are the steps for a primary assessment
●● hard hits on the shoulder, hey hey are you okay do you need help.
Answer: how do you check for consciousness
●● breath every 5-6 seconds for adult
breath every 3-5 seconds for a child/infant.
Answer: rescue breathing in the water: after 5 initial, how many breaths
in how many seconds
,●● workplace expectations, prevention strategy, survelliance, response
and rescue, emergency care.
Answer: The 5 star principles of being a lifeguard
●● communicate effectively, be safe, have fun, be prepared, be patient.
Answer: 5 tips for effective teaching
●● Secondary Assessment.
Answer: no life threatening things at the moment
●● Diformeties
Open injuries
Tenderness
Swelling.
Answer: what does DOTS stand for in a sec. assess.
●● Symptoms
Allergies
Medications
Past medical history
Last oral intake
, Events leading up to the accident.
Answer: what does SAMPLE stand for in a sec. assess.
●● two fingers on carotid artery on neck for pulse, ear close to the
mouth looking for a breath/warmth, looking down their body for any
chest movements, 5-10 seconds.
Answer: in a primary assessment, how do you check pulse and breathing
for an adult or child
●● two fingers on the brachial artery on arm for pulse, ear close to the
mouth looking for a breath/warmth, looking down their body for any
chest movements, 5-10 seconds.
Answer: in a primary assessment, how do you check pulse and breathing
for an infant
●● recovery position.
Answer: if the person has a pulse and is breathing, but is unconscious,
what do you do
●● lift left arm all the way up, right hand goes on left shoulder, right
knee up, right foot planted on the ground, roll the person to their left
side, wait for EMS or for them to wake up.
Answer: how do you put a person into recovery position on the ground
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GRADED A+
●● assess the scene
put on gloves
5 initial breaths
check for consciousness
i have an unresponsive victim, i need backup, call 911, get me a
backboard and an AED
rescue breathing
check for pulse and breathing
after this it is different for each senario.
Answer: what are the steps for a primary assessment
●● hard hits on the shoulder, hey hey are you okay do you need help.
Answer: how do you check for consciousness
●● breath every 5-6 seconds for adult
breath every 3-5 seconds for a child/infant.
Answer: rescue breathing in the water: after 5 initial, how many breaths
in how many seconds
,●● workplace expectations, prevention strategy, survelliance, response
and rescue, emergency care.
Answer: The 5 star principles of being a lifeguard
●● communicate effectively, be safe, have fun, be prepared, be patient.
Answer: 5 tips for effective teaching
●● Secondary Assessment.
Answer: no life threatening things at the moment
●● Diformeties
Open injuries
Tenderness
Swelling.
Answer: what does DOTS stand for in a sec. assess.
●● Symptoms
Allergies
Medications
Past medical history
Last oral intake
, Events leading up to the accident.
Answer: what does SAMPLE stand for in a sec. assess.
●● two fingers on carotid artery on neck for pulse, ear close to the
mouth looking for a breath/warmth, looking down their body for any
chest movements, 5-10 seconds.
Answer: in a primary assessment, how do you check pulse and breathing
for an adult or child
●● two fingers on the brachial artery on arm for pulse, ear close to the
mouth looking for a breath/warmth, looking down their body for any
chest movements, 5-10 seconds.
Answer: in a primary assessment, how do you check pulse and breathing
for an infant
●● recovery position.
Answer: if the person has a pulse and is breathing, but is unconscious,
what do you do
●● lift left arm all the way up, right hand goes on left shoulder, right
knee up, right foot planted on the ground, roll the person to their left
side, wait for EMS or for them to wake up.
Answer: how do you put a person into recovery position on the ground
