LIFEGUARD RED CROSS EXAM B QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS RATEDA GRADE

During a morning adult lap swim, you notice a swimmer who slows down and is no longer able to make any forward progress. Which of the following is true? - ANSWERShe is in danger of becoming an active victim if not assisted. The hazard communication standard includes having MSDS information available. What is included in this information? - ANSWERInformation about what type of chemicals are in use at the facility. For a head, neck or spinal injury in the water: - ANSWERMinimize movement of the victim's head and neck using the head splint technique. If three lifeguards are on duty, emergency backup coverage takes place: - ANSWERWhen a lifeguard enters the water for a rescue. A patron comes up to you complaining of neck pain. He says his hands and feet are tingling. What injury might you suspect, and what care would you provide? - ANSWERYou should suspect a head, neck or spinal injury. Immediately provide manual stabilization of the victim's head and neck and summon EMS personnel. Which of the following is the least important for a safe group visit to a pool? - ANSWEREnsuring there are multiple activities planned for the group Which of the following is true about accidental fecal releases (AFRs)? - ANSWERAFRs require water treatment, temporary pool closure and immediate lifeguard attention.