Jeff Ellis Management Lifeguard Review Sheet

Jeff Ellis Management Lifeguard Review Sheet The standards of care expected of lifeguards who complete the ILTP course information: - Providing swimmer protection consistent with the __________ Protection Standard - Maintaining a ________________ image - Maintaining lifeguard _______ (including rescues preformed at a ____-_____ level) - 10/20, professional; skills, test-ready Use ___________________ __________________ ________________ (which may include gloves eyewear, and breathing devices) when providing emergency medical care to an injured/ill guest. - Personal Protective Equipment A typical audit may evaluate - Your ________________ and on-stand performance - Your ability to remain __________ - Your ability to protect yourself from the ________________ - Your level of __________ ______________ - Your ability to function within your aquatic facility's ______________________ _______________ _________________ - Professionalism; vigilant; environment; rescue readiness; Emergency action plan The __/__ __________________ ____________________ means that while scanning a zone, the lifeguard has ___ seconds to recognize that a guest is in distress, and an additional ___ seconds to reach the guest and perform a rescue. - 10/20 Protection standard; 10; 20 To help fight fatigue, try the following changes every few minutes while on duty: change your _______________, ________________, __________________ - position, posture, and perspective In _______________ drowning (also known as "silent" downing) guests in distress slip quickly and silently beneath the surface, and do not follow the drowning process. - passive The stages of the Drowning Process in order, are; 1) ______________________________ 2) ______________________________ 3) ______________________________ 4) ______________________________ 5) _____________________________ 6) ______________________________ - Surprise; respiratory arrest; unconsciousness; hypoxic convulsions; cardiac arrest; death The practice of extended underwater breath holding by hyperventilating beforehand can result in sudden loss of consciousness. This is known as ____________ _________ _____________, and is often a contributing factor of drowning. - shallow water blackout ____ Means "watch my zone" ____ Means "lifeguard needs assistance ____ Means "stop dispatch /activity" (This is generally used slides, tube rides or other water attractions that dispatch riders) ____ Means "bottom's clear/resume activity A) Raised clenched fist B) Crossed arms above the head C) Thumbs up D) Tapping the top of your head - D A B C An ___________ occurs when you help a guest to the surface or pool deck without losing your 10/20. A _____________ occurs when you lose your 10/20 by jumping in to help the guest reach the surface pool deck. - assist; rescue