RED CROSS LIFEGUARD WATER RESCUE
KNOWLEDGE REVIEW QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS COMPLETE
●● Emergency Action Plan (EAP)
Answer: Written procedures that guide the actions of lifeguards and
other staff members in emergencies
●● FIND
Answer: A decision-making model that can help guide you through the
process of a non-emergency situation
●● F in FIND
Answer: Figure out the problem.
●● I in FIND
Answer: Identify possible solutions.
●● N in FIND
Answer: Name the pros and cons for each solution.
●● D in FIND
, Answer: Decide which solution is best, then act on it.
●● Duty to act
Answer: While on the job, you have a legal responsibility to act in an
emergency. Failure to adhere to this duty could result in legal action.
●● Standard of care
Answer: • Communicate proper information and warnings to help
prevent injuries.
• Recognize someone in need of care.
• Attempt to rescue those needing assistance.
• Provide emergency care according to your level of training.
●● Negligence
Answer: • Failing to control or stop any behaviors that could result in
further harm or injury.
• Failing to provide care.
• Providing inappropriate care.
• Providing care beyond the scope of practice or level of training.
●● Abandonment
KNOWLEDGE REVIEW QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS COMPLETE
●● Emergency Action Plan (EAP)
Answer: Written procedures that guide the actions of lifeguards and
other staff members in emergencies
●● FIND
Answer: A decision-making model that can help guide you through the
process of a non-emergency situation
●● F in FIND
Answer: Figure out the problem.
●● I in FIND
Answer: Identify possible solutions.
●● N in FIND
Answer: Name the pros and cons for each solution.
●● D in FIND
, Answer: Decide which solution is best, then act on it.
●● Duty to act
Answer: While on the job, you have a legal responsibility to act in an
emergency. Failure to adhere to this duty could result in legal action.
●● Standard of care
Answer: • Communicate proper information and warnings to help
prevent injuries.
• Recognize someone in need of care.
• Attempt to rescue those needing assistance.
• Provide emergency care according to your level of training.
●● Negligence
Answer: • Failing to control or stop any behaviors that could result in
further harm or injury.
• Failing to provide care.
• Providing inappropriate care.
• Providing care beyond the scope of practice or level of training.
●● Abandonment