GOLD PREMIUM

The intent of 797 chapter to prevent harm, including death from what five risks? - ANSWER1) microbial contamination [nonsterility], 2) excessive bacterial endotoxins, 3) variability from the intended strength of correct ingredients, 4) physical and chemical incompatibilities, 5) chemical and physical contaminants, and/or 6) use of ingredients of inappropriate quality. USP 797 2022 EM excursion investigational requirements (5 listed)? - ANSWER1. Investigate, take corrective action, and ...

What are the 4 main reasons for compounding documentation - ANSWER1. *Communication* (be able to tell story of a CSP just from looking at compounding doc) - include environmental samplingd ata, inventory/billing docs, staff signature/initial logs 2. Accountability - who did which steps 3. Regulatory requirements 4. Quality Improvement All CSPs are required by USP797 to have a ___ - ANSWERCompounding Record

STARGUARD LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR (LGI) FINAL TEST CORRECT 100% COMPLETE EXAM BUNDLESTARGUARD LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR (LGI) FINAL TEST CORRECT 100% COMPLETE EXAM BUNDLESTARGUARD LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR (LGI) FINAL TEST CORRECT 100% COMPLETE EXAM BUNDLESTARGUARD LIFEGUARD INSTRUCTOR (LGI) FINAL TEST CORRECT 100% COMPLETE EXAM BUNDLESTARGUARD LIFEGUARD INSTRU

The primary responsibility of a lifeguard is to ensure _____________ _____________ and to protect ____________________. - ANSWERpatron safety and protect lives In what ways should a professional lifeguard be prepared for his or her job? - ANSWERKnowledgeable and skilled , reliable, mature, courteous and consistent, positive, professional What different environments employ lifeguards? - ANSWERlakes, beaches, coves, pool clubs, community pools

What risk(s) factors / causes of injury do aquatic attractions present? - ANSWERHigh velocity, Slippery surfaces, Horseplay, Equipment failure, Collisions, Slips & Falls, Rider Freedom, etc. What should occur daily when working with water slides? - ANSWERInspection of integrity of slide, water levels/flow, ride path, ride should be tested before opening to prevent any equipment failures/hazards and/or risk(s), etc.

What happens when a drowning person tries to breathe? - ANSWERThe person may swallow large amounts of water Why is it important to begin rescue breathing for an unresponsive drowning person as quickly as possible? - ANSWERTo prevent or minimize brain damage Which strategy is best to meet the different learning needs of a diverse group of students? - ANSWERBe sensitive and conduct training sessions free from discrimination, harassment, prejudice, and abusive behavior

Drowning can happen --- and --- to ---- at --- time - ANSWERquickly and silently to anyone at anytime What does RWI stand for - ANSWERrecreational water illness Swimmers should or should not be allowed to participate in breath holding contests or swimming underwater - ANSWERSHOULD NEVER

How deep the water is - ANSWERdepends on your height Drowning chain of survival - ANSWER1. Prevent drowning 2. Recognize distress and give 5 breaths ventilation 3. Provide flotation 4. Remove from water 5. Provide care as needed What makes a good emergency reaction plan? - ANSWERit can be used in realistic situations

What does the acronym PACA mean, and stand for? - ANSWERIt represents the 4 steps in the decision-making process. The problem of the situation, the alternatives, the consequences of the alternatives, and the final action or decision What is the Q-1-2 system? - ANSWERFirst asking a question, then a warning, then taking a break. (ask to leave the pool)

Difference between DISTRESS and DROWNING? - ANSWERDISTRESSED- nose and mouth AREN'T covered CAN breathe DROWN- nose and mouth COVERED with water CAN'T breathe 3-D Scanning, Most urgent risk area of the zone you should look first? - ANSWERBottom then mid-depth close to surface

An AED indicates that "no shock is advised." Which of the following is most appropriate to do next? A- Perform CPR for about 2 minutes. B- Monitor the victim's airway and breathing. C- Readjust the pad placement on the victim. D- Turn off the AED for 5 seconds and try again. - ANSWERA When giving chest compressions to an adult, how would you position your hands? A- Side-by-side in the middle of the victim's chest B- Encircling the chest with the thumbs centered at the ni...

Primary Assessment - ANSWERpeople who are unconscious assess the scene put on gloves 5 initial breaths check for consciousness i have an unresponsive victim, i need backup, call 911, get me a backboard and an AED rescue breathing check for pulse and breathing after this it is different for each senario - ANSWERwhat are the steps for a primary assessment hard hits on the shoulder, hey hey are you

True or false : You will always be able to tell right away if someone is drowning. - ANSWERFALSE, Drowning can be very difficult to see. It can happen can happen quickly and silently, and a lifeguard is not a guarantee of safety or positive outcome, despite best efforts. True or False : If your facility has never had a fatal drowning and everyone knows how to swim, it is very unlikely that drowning will occur. - ANSWERFALSE, Past history is not relevant. Drowning can happen at any time, to ...

RID - ANSWERrecognition, intrusion, distraction Starguard risk management model - ANSWERprevention, surveillance, response and rescue, emergency care, workplace expectations

What are some helpful phrases to help you decide to act. - ANSWER"When in doubt, check it out!" and "If you don't know, go!" What is a EAP - ANSWEREAP stands for Emergency Action Plans which is a written document detailing who does what, and when, in the event of an emergency. An effective EAP should be all of the following.... - ANSWER- Posted in a visible area for quick reference - Simple and easy to follow - Practiced using realistic and appropriate scenarios - Designe...

Drowning can happen - ANSWERquickly and silently to anyone what can happen at a facility where a drowning fatality has NOT occurred? - ANSWERdevelopment of an attitude of complacency what term describes the attitudes and expectations that are in a place where you lifeguard? - ANSWERworkplace culture

3 things to understand - ANSWER1. What you do matters 2. Drowning or injury can happen quickly and silently, with deadly or lifelong consequences 3. Drowning can happen to anyone, even in a facility that has never had a fatal drowning or where everyone knows how to swim Drowning happens... - ANSWERquickly and silently Avoid... - ANSWERbecoming complacent

True or False: A missing-person emergency action plan should include a specific signal, how responders will be staged and how searchers will be assigned? - ANSWERTrue What determines whether water is shallow or not? a. a person's height b. signs at the facility c. water under 4ft is shallow d. water greater than 5 ft is deep - ANSWERa person's height

Spinal injuries are rare and caused by forceful trauma including the following - ANSWER -Falling to a hard surface from a height greater than the person's height - Forceful impact with the bottom, wall, slide terminus, or a submerged hard object - Suffering a blow to the head, neck, or back as a result of a high-velocity collision with another person Symptoms of spinal injuries may include the following: - ANSWER Pain at the neck, head, or back - Altered mental status (confusion, altere...

if a dressing becomes soaked with blood you should ? - ANSWERplace additional layers of dressing over blood soaked dressing shock may result from internal bleeding. true or false - ANSWERtrue should you remove an impaled object from a victim? - ANSWERno victim may suffer from severe bleeding as a result