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This document contains a complete collection of lifeguarding practice test questions with verified correct solutions. It covers all essential areas, including water rescue techniques, CPR and first aid, emergency response procedures, and safety protocols. Perfect for candidates preparing for their lifeguard certification, this study guide ensures comprehensive review and strong readiness for the official written and practical exams.

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LIFEGUARDING PRACTICE TEST
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS


You arrive on a scene where someone seems to be hurt. During the primary
assessment, you should check for all of the following EXCEPT:
A- Swelling.
B- Bleeding.
C- Breathing.
D- Consciousness. - ANS ✔A


You are providing care to a conscious infant who is choking. When giving chest
thrusts, which of the following would you use?


A- Fist of the hand
B- Two or three fingers
C- Heel of the hand
D- Two hands - ANS ✔B


Based on which of the following signs and symptoms would you determine
that a victim is experiencing respiratory distress?


A- Complaints of feeling "really thirsty"


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B- Sneezing with watery eyes
C- Gasping for breath
D- Yellowish skin - ANS ✔C


You and another lifeguard are preparing for CPR on an adult who collapsed in
the locker room. You determine that there is no breathing or pulse and state,
"Victim has no pulse. Begin CPR." Which of the following should the other
lifeguard do next?


A- Check for breathing.
B- Give 2 ventilations.
C- Begin chest compressions.
D- Open the airway. - ANS ✔C


A patron has slurred speech, is unable to lift their right arm level with their
left arm and is unable to smile without one side of their face drooping. You
make note of the time the symptoms started. These are symptoms of:


A- A head, neck or spinal injury.
B- A stroke.
C- Internal bleeding.
D- Poisoning. - ANS ✔B


You and a fellow lifeguard are giving ventilations using a BVM. You position
the mask over the victim's mouth and nose. What should the other lifeguard
do?


A- Ensure that the mask is sealed.
B- Squeeze the bag with both hands.

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