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Differences between a lifeguard and a lifesaver - ✔✔- A lifesaver is not required by law
to help the victim while the lifeguard is.
- A lifesaver does not get paid, while a lifeguard does.
- A lifesaver has less lifesaving knowledge than a lifeguard
- A lifesaver is less qualified than a lifeguard
- A lifesaver can only work at a wading pool, private pool, or at a pool as an assistant
lifeguard.
- A lifesaver's life comes before the victims, while the victim's life comes before the
lifeguard
The steps of the latter approach - ✔✔1. Talk
2. Throw
3. Reach
4. Extend/Wade
5. Row
6. Go / Swim
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, 7. Tow
8. Carry
When crossing a body of water covered in ice, what should you do to avoid breaking it?
- ✔✔When crossing a body of water covered in ice, you should lay flat on your
stomach. This is to distribute your weight so that the ice can withstand our pressure
applied to it.
Primary assessment #1: SAMPLE - ✔✔Signs & Symptoms
Allergies
Medication
Past Medical History
Last Meal
Events Prior
Primary assessment #2: LOC - ✔✔Level
Of
Consciousness
Primary assessment #3: CC - ✔✔Chief
Complaint
Which stroke(s) should be used when rescuing a victim in water - ✔✔- Head-up form
crawl
- Head-up breast stroke
What phone number do you call when wanting to reach EMS - ✔✔911
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Exam Questions and Answers 100%
Pass
Differences between a lifeguard and a lifesaver - ✔✔- A lifesaver is not required by law
to help the victim while the lifeguard is.
- A lifesaver does not get paid, while a lifeguard does.
- A lifesaver has less lifesaving knowledge than a lifeguard
- A lifesaver is less qualified than a lifeguard
- A lifesaver can only work at a wading pool, private pool, or at a pool as an assistant
lifeguard.
- A lifesaver's life comes before the victims, while the victim's life comes before the
lifeguard
The steps of the latter approach - ✔✔1. Talk
2. Throw
3. Reach
4. Extend/Wade
5. Row
6. Go / Swim
© EMILY CHARLENE YEAR 2025-2026, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1
, 7. Tow
8. Carry
When crossing a body of water covered in ice, what should you do to avoid breaking it?
- ✔✔When crossing a body of water covered in ice, you should lay flat on your
stomach. This is to distribute your weight so that the ice can withstand our pressure
applied to it.
Primary assessment #1: SAMPLE - ✔✔Signs & Symptoms
Allergies
Medication
Past Medical History
Last Meal
Events Prior
Primary assessment #2: LOC - ✔✔Level
Of
Consciousness
Primary assessment #3: CC - ✔✔Chief
Complaint
Which stroke(s) should be used when rescuing a victim in water - ✔✔- Head-up form
crawl
- Head-up breast stroke
What phone number do you call when wanting to reach EMS - ✔✔911
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