RED CROSS LIFEGUARD TRAINING CERTIFICATION EXAM LATEST
2025 WITH ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+ 100% GUARANTEED PASS!
AED - CORRECT ANSWER-Automated External Defibrillators
portable electronic device that analyzes the heart's rhythm and can deliver an
electrical shock, which helps the heart to re-establish an effective rhythm
known as defibrillation
About how many Legal Considerations are there? - CORRECT ANSWER-8
Active victim rear rescue - CORRECT ANSWER-for a drowning victim facing
away from you
Active victim front rescue - CORRECT ANSWER-for a drowning victim who is
facing toward you (you might have to turn around to get to closest wall or lane
line)
Addresssing unsafe conditions - CORRECT ANSWER-always report to your
supervisor
Backboards - CORRECT ANSWER-used to remove victims from the water
when they are unable to exit the water on their own or when they have a
possible injury to the head, neck, or spine
,BVM - CORRECT ANSWER-Bag-Valve-Mask Resuscitator
hand held device attached to a resuscitation mask that is used to ventilate a
victim in respiratory arrest or when performing CPR. It requries two rescuers:
one to maintain a tight seal fro the mask, one to squeeze the bag
Changing Water Conditions - CORRECT ANSWER-water depth and currents,
heavy rain fall, water quality, debris or cloudiness
Compact Jump (Where and How Deep) - CORRECT ANSWER-Use to enter
water from the deck or when you are more than 3 feet above the water such as
on a lifeguard stand) and water must be at least 5 feet deep.
Fog - CORRECT ANSWER-if you can't see close
Gloves - CORRECT ANSWER-Put them on first. Disposable, protects
employees that may be exposed to blood or other body fluids.
High Wind - CORRECT ANSWER-clear pool if visibilty is impaired by waves
move all patrons indoors
secure all facility equipment that could be blown around and become
dangerous
Lightning and Thunderstorms - CORRECT ANSWER-clear everyone from
water, don't let them shower, wait 30 minutes after the last lightning sighting
or sound of thunder before resuming activity
Primary Responsiblity of a Lifeguard - CORRECT ANSWER-prevent drowning
and other injuries
, What does FIND stand for - CORRECT ANSWER-Figure out the problem
Identify possible solutions
name the pros and cons for each solution
Decide which solution is best, then act on it
What does EAP stand for - CORRECT ANSWER-Emergency Acting Plan
Slide-in Entry - CORRECT ANSWER-Used in shallow water
Crowded pools
When a victim is suspected to have a head, neck or spinal injury
Stride Jump - CORRECT ANSWER-Use the stride jump only if they water is at
least 5 feet deep and you are no more than 3 feet above the water
Run and Swim entry - CORRECT ANSWER-To enter the water from a wave
pool or shoreline
Passive victim rear rescue - CORRECT ANSWER-for a drowning victim who is
face-down at or near the surface in a vertical to horizontal position, seems
unconscious and is not suspect of having a head, neck or spinal injury. Hold
head
Submerged victim in shallow water - CORRECT ANSWER-for a victim who is
passive, submerged in shallow water and beyond reach
Submerged victim in deep water - CORRECT ANSWER-for a victim who is
submerged in deep water
2025 WITH ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+ 100% GUARANTEED PASS!
AED - CORRECT ANSWER-Automated External Defibrillators
portable electronic device that analyzes the heart's rhythm and can deliver an
electrical shock, which helps the heart to re-establish an effective rhythm
known as defibrillation
About how many Legal Considerations are there? - CORRECT ANSWER-8
Active victim rear rescue - CORRECT ANSWER-for a drowning victim facing
away from you
Active victim front rescue - CORRECT ANSWER-for a drowning victim who is
facing toward you (you might have to turn around to get to closest wall or lane
line)
Addresssing unsafe conditions - CORRECT ANSWER-always report to your
supervisor
Backboards - CORRECT ANSWER-used to remove victims from the water
when they are unable to exit the water on their own or when they have a
possible injury to the head, neck, or spine
,BVM - CORRECT ANSWER-Bag-Valve-Mask Resuscitator
hand held device attached to a resuscitation mask that is used to ventilate a
victim in respiratory arrest or when performing CPR. It requries two rescuers:
one to maintain a tight seal fro the mask, one to squeeze the bag
Changing Water Conditions - CORRECT ANSWER-water depth and currents,
heavy rain fall, water quality, debris or cloudiness
Compact Jump (Where and How Deep) - CORRECT ANSWER-Use to enter
water from the deck or when you are more than 3 feet above the water such as
on a lifeguard stand) and water must be at least 5 feet deep.
Fog - CORRECT ANSWER-if you can't see close
Gloves - CORRECT ANSWER-Put them on first. Disposable, protects
employees that may be exposed to blood or other body fluids.
High Wind - CORRECT ANSWER-clear pool if visibilty is impaired by waves
move all patrons indoors
secure all facility equipment that could be blown around and become
dangerous
Lightning and Thunderstorms - CORRECT ANSWER-clear everyone from
water, don't let them shower, wait 30 minutes after the last lightning sighting
or sound of thunder before resuming activity
Primary Responsiblity of a Lifeguard - CORRECT ANSWER-prevent drowning
and other injuries
, What does FIND stand for - CORRECT ANSWER-Figure out the problem
Identify possible solutions
name the pros and cons for each solution
Decide which solution is best, then act on it
What does EAP stand for - CORRECT ANSWER-Emergency Acting Plan
Slide-in Entry - CORRECT ANSWER-Used in shallow water
Crowded pools
When a victim is suspected to have a head, neck or spinal injury
Stride Jump - CORRECT ANSWER-Use the stride jump only if they water is at
least 5 feet deep and you are no more than 3 feet above the water
Run and Swim entry - CORRECT ANSWER-To enter the water from a wave
pool or shoreline
Passive victim rear rescue - CORRECT ANSWER-for a drowning victim who is
face-down at or near the surface in a vertical to horizontal position, seems
unconscious and is not suspect of having a head, neck or spinal injury. Hold
head
Submerged victim in shallow water - CORRECT ANSWER-for a victim who is
passive, submerged in shallow water and beyond reach
Submerged victim in deep water - CORRECT ANSWER-for a victim who is
submerged in deep water
