STARGUARD WRITTEN LIFEGUARD
TRAINING EXAM 2024 COMPLETE
300 QUESTIONS WITH 100%
CORRECT DETAILED AND
VERIFIED ACTUAL BRAND-NEW
EXAM ALREADY GRADED A+
When giving rescue breathing to an infant with an obvious
pulse, you should give one breath every -
....ANSWER...3 to 5 seconds
Chest compressions should be administered to adults,
children, and infants at what rate? - ....ANSWER...at least
100 but not more than 120 times per minute
When two or more rescuers are administering CPR to a
child, they should give rescue breaths every -
....ANSWER...15 compressions
You are called to attend to a coworker who collapsed
while lifeguarding on a hot day. He has an altered mental
status and his skin is hot and sweaty. EMS has been
called. What should you do? -
1
,....ANSWER...Aggressively cool his body by pouring
water, fanning, and applying ice packs
You are responding to a scene where there are multiple
people injured. How can you determine who is in the most
immediate need of care to prevent loss of life? -
....ANSWER...Immediately treat those who have profuse
bleeding.
when the AED is in analyze mode, CPR should be
discontinued and no one should touch victim -
....ANSWER...true
lifeguards should preform in service including education
and rescue practice to maintain skill level -
....ANSWER...true
lightening detectors provide an early warning of
approaching lightning - ....ANSWER...true
if a person is having a seizure in the water you should -
....ANSWER...hold the person in a position that the head is
above water until the sizure ends
2
,if the AED advices that shock is not advised you should
- ....ANSWER...continue CPR
beginnning quality CPR compressins and activating EMS
quiclly could enhance defibrillation and significally improve
the outcome of a cardiac arrest -
....ANSWER...true
you should remove everything before placing defibrillator
pads on chest - ....ANSWER...true
lifeguards are only responsible for responding to awuatic
emergencies and should ot be expected to help those on land
- ....ANSWER...false
one of the most effetive methods of reducing the risk of
drowing is constant surveillance - ....ANSWER...true
good smaritan is you are on the job doing your duty -
....ANSWER...false
3
, most accidents that cause injury are preventable ith safe
precudures - ....ANSWER...true
each S A I T C must maintain the same standards but each
operated indepently - ....ANSWER...true
What is the definition of a StarGuard best practice? -
....ANSWER...Actions you can take to develop and
perform with a high level of competence.
What is the most important skill you need to have that can
help you save lives while lifeguarding at a pool, waterpark, or
restricted waterfront? - ....ANSWER...The understanding that
drowning can happen quickly and silently to anyone, at
anytime.
What dangerous condition can happen at a facility where a
drowning fatality has NOT occurred? -
....ANSWER...Development of an attitude of complacency.
What term describes complacency? - ....ANSWER...Being
satisfied with the way things are while being unaware or
uninformed of potential dangers or defects.
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TRAINING EXAM 2024 COMPLETE
300 QUESTIONS WITH 100%
CORRECT DETAILED AND
VERIFIED ACTUAL BRAND-NEW
EXAM ALREADY GRADED A+
When giving rescue breathing to an infant with an obvious
pulse, you should give one breath every -
....ANSWER...3 to 5 seconds
Chest compressions should be administered to adults,
children, and infants at what rate? - ....ANSWER...at least
100 but not more than 120 times per minute
When two or more rescuers are administering CPR to a
child, they should give rescue breaths every -
....ANSWER...15 compressions
You are called to attend to a coworker who collapsed
while lifeguarding on a hot day. He has an altered mental
status and his skin is hot and sweaty. EMS has been
called. What should you do? -
1
,....ANSWER...Aggressively cool his body by pouring
water, fanning, and applying ice packs
You are responding to a scene where there are multiple
people injured. How can you determine who is in the most
immediate need of care to prevent loss of life? -
....ANSWER...Immediately treat those who have profuse
bleeding.
when the AED is in analyze mode, CPR should be
discontinued and no one should touch victim -
....ANSWER...true
lifeguards should preform in service including education
and rescue practice to maintain skill level -
....ANSWER...true
lightening detectors provide an early warning of
approaching lightning - ....ANSWER...true
if a person is having a seizure in the water you should -
....ANSWER...hold the person in a position that the head is
above water until the sizure ends
2
,if the AED advices that shock is not advised you should
- ....ANSWER...continue CPR
beginnning quality CPR compressins and activating EMS
quiclly could enhance defibrillation and significally improve
the outcome of a cardiac arrest -
....ANSWER...true
you should remove everything before placing defibrillator
pads on chest - ....ANSWER...true
lifeguards are only responsible for responding to awuatic
emergencies and should ot be expected to help those on land
- ....ANSWER...false
one of the most effetive methods of reducing the risk of
drowing is constant surveillance - ....ANSWER...true
good smaritan is you are on the job doing your duty -
....ANSWER...false
3
, most accidents that cause injury are preventable ith safe
precudures - ....ANSWER...true
each S A I T C must maintain the same standards but each
operated indepently - ....ANSWER...true
What is the definition of a StarGuard best practice? -
....ANSWER...Actions you can take to develop and
perform with a high level of competence.
What is the most important skill you need to have that can
help you save lives while lifeguarding at a pool, waterpark, or
restricted waterfront? - ....ANSWER...The understanding that
drowning can happen quickly and silently to anyone, at
anytime.
What dangerous condition can happen at a facility where a
drowning fatality has NOT occurred? -
....ANSWER...Development of an attitude of complacency.
What term describes complacency? - ....ANSWER...Being
satisfied with the way things are while being unaware or
uninformed of potential dangers or defects.
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