Starguard Lifeguard Test\ACTUAL EXAM
\NEWEST VERSION 2025 \COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE DETAILED
ANSWERS \VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
ALREADY GRADED A+
Emergency action plan
EAP Document detailing who does what and when in the
even of an aquatic emergency
1. Scan
2. Target
STAAR 3. Assess
4. Alert
5. Rescue
The level of emergency care that you are expected to
Standard of care
provide, based on the level of your training
Least favorable Using a standard textbook plan
characteristic of EAP
Symptoms (and signs)
Allergies
Medications
SAMPLE
Past medical history (pertinent)
Last oral intake
Events leading up to
, Assess the scene
Check for response (are you okay?)
Primary assessment Activate EMS (Point someone out and tell them to
return)
Provide Care
MSDS Material safety data sheet
What to do if adult victim Perform Rescue Breathing:
has a pulse but not 1 breath every 5 seconds for 24 cycles (1,2,3,#, breath)
breathing Reassess and repeat if necessary
Perform Rescue Breathing:
What to do if child/baby
1 breath every 3 seconds for 40 cycles (1,1 breath, 2,2
has a pulse but not
breath)
breathing
Reassess and repeat
Perform CPR:
What to do if adult victim
30 compressions, 2 breaths
has no pulse
Both hands pushing down and butt off of feet
Perform CPR:
What to do if a child victim
30 compressions, 2 breaths
has no pulse
Use one hand, half a breath, butt off of feet
How many compressions 100
per minute in CPR?
Perform CPR:
What to do if baby victim
2 fingers for compressions (puff of air for breath)
has no pulse
30 compressions, 2 breaths
Miracle
AED (defibrillator)
MATES Tired
EMS
Scene becomes dangerous
Nitroglycerin Heart attack medicine
\NEWEST VERSION 2025 \COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE DETAILED
ANSWERS \VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
ALREADY GRADED A+
Emergency action plan
EAP Document detailing who does what and when in the
even of an aquatic emergency
1. Scan
2. Target
STAAR 3. Assess
4. Alert
5. Rescue
The level of emergency care that you are expected to
Standard of care
provide, based on the level of your training
Least favorable Using a standard textbook plan
characteristic of EAP
Symptoms (and signs)
Allergies
Medications
SAMPLE
Past medical history (pertinent)
Last oral intake
Events leading up to
, Assess the scene
Check for response (are you okay?)
Primary assessment Activate EMS (Point someone out and tell them to
return)
Provide Care
MSDS Material safety data sheet
What to do if adult victim Perform Rescue Breathing:
has a pulse but not 1 breath every 5 seconds for 24 cycles (1,2,3,#, breath)
breathing Reassess and repeat if necessary
Perform Rescue Breathing:
What to do if child/baby
1 breath every 3 seconds for 40 cycles (1,1 breath, 2,2
has a pulse but not
breath)
breathing
Reassess and repeat
Perform CPR:
What to do if adult victim
30 compressions, 2 breaths
has no pulse
Both hands pushing down and butt off of feet
Perform CPR:
What to do if a child victim
30 compressions, 2 breaths
has no pulse
Use one hand, half a breath, butt off of feet
How many compressions 100
per minute in CPR?
Perform CPR:
What to do if baby victim
2 fingers for compressions (puff of air for breath)
has no pulse
30 compressions, 2 breaths
Miracle
AED (defibrillator)
MATES Tired
EMS
Scene becomes dangerous
Nitroglycerin Heart attack medicine
