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YMCA LG TEST Questions With Solutions victim recognition (in water) weak strokes becomes more vertical/ hair in eyes/ glassy anxiouse eyes/ two heads floating together / hand signals/ headed towards rocks etc/ erradic behavior/ inability to respond/ under water submersion / clinging to objects for security stages of drowning 1. initial apnea- stop breathing, glottis closes, lack of oxygen starts sinking 10-60 sec. 2. dysnea- glottis relaxes and water enters lungs, may vomit, 30 sec. 3. terminal apnea- unconscious, most likely permanently brain damaged from no oxygen, 1.5 min, convulsions, rescue breaths 4 .cardiac arrest - CPR needed

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YMCA LG TEST Questions With Solutions

victim recognition (in water) weak strokes becomes more vertical/ hair in eyes/ glassy

anxiouse eyes/ two heads floating together / hand signals/ headed towards rocks etc/ erradic

behavior/ inability to respond/ under water submersion / clinging to objects for security




stages of drowning 1. initial apnea- stop breathing, glottis closes, lack of oxygen starts

sinking 10-60 sec.

2. dysnea- glottis relaxes and water enters lungs, may vomit, 30 sec.

3. terminal apnea- unconscious, most likely permanently brain damaged from no oxygen, 1.5

min, convulsions, rescue breaths

4 .cardiac arrest - CPR needed




EAP steps assess, action if safe, rescue, remove, care, report




primary removes victim, checks for breath, initial cpc, tells to get ems,




secondary takes over watch until pool cleared


rescue breaths and 911

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