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What are the 5 points of Risk Management? - 1) prevention 2) surveillance 3) response and rescue 4) emergency care 5) workplace expectations What is the term to explain being paralyzed from the waist down? - Paraplegia What is the term to explain being paralyzed from the neck down? - Quadriplegia What can cause lifelong paralysis? - Diving headfirst into shallow water What is the term to explain passing out underwater due to lack of oxygen? - Sudden Underwater Blackout/ Hypoxic Blackout T...

What does "three points of contact" refer to? - maintaining contact with two hands and one foot or two feet and one hand when climbing up or down from a lifeguard station When might an animal be allowed on a pool deck? - trained to assist a person with a medical condition. Pets are NOT allowed in the water. True or False: Does twirling a whistle take away from professional image? - True What is a good strategy when communicating with a person with a disability? - Do not make assumptions ...

what does "three points of contact" refer to? - maintaining contact with two hands and one foot or two feet and one hand when climbing up or down from a lifeguard station When might an ANIMAL be ALLOWED on pool deck? - when the animal is trained to assist a person who has a medical condition or disability does twirling a whistle take away from a professional image - true what is a good strategy when communication with a person of disability at your facility - don't make assumptions. tal...

How do you determine if water is shallow? - It's relative to a person's height What occupies majority of your time when on position? - Scanning the Water As a lifeguard, what should you be aware of at all times? - Drowning can happen quickly and Silently What is non-fatal drowning? - A drowning in which a person recovers completely What is the most important predictor of survival for a drowning victim? - The length of time the victim was submerged before receiving care How does the textb...

Should swimmers be allowed to participate in extended breath holding or underwater swimming? Why or why not? - Prohibit breath holding contests, and underwater swimming hypoxic training drills (breath holding while swimming). These policies reduce the risk that swimmers will pass out while underwater because of lack of oxygen and drown. This condition is known as sudden underwater blackout. What does universal precautions mean? - A set of protective practices used whether or not an infecti...

What is the difference between a rule and a policy? - A rule applies to every person using an aquatic facility. A policy is for specific circumstances or situations that may not apply to everyone. To be effective, rules should be - Written in a clear, concise language, enforced the same way each time, and posted in a visible location. Which of the layers of protection helps guide decisions and serves as a rule for specific circumstances? - Policies and procedures. A policy that requires no...

while on station lifeguarding, what will occupy the majority of your time? - searching the water what is a crucially important fact for lifeguards to be aware of at all times? - drowning can happen quickly and silently to anyone at any time swimmers should not be allowed to participate in contests involving extended breath holding or underwater swimming - true what does RWI stand for? - recreational water illness if a break in your skin comes into contact with the bodily fluids of another ...

Drowning can happen --- and --- to ---- at --- time - quickly and silently to anyone at anytime What does RWI stand for - recreational water illness Swimmers should or should not be allowed to participate in breath holding contests or swimming underwater - SHOULD NEVER What will you do the majority of the time lifeguarding - Scanning and searching the water What should you always assume about people's blood and body fluids? - They are potentially infectious When cleaning poop or body flu...

What are the 5 components of the StarGuard risk management model? - 1. Prevention Strategy 2. Surveillance 3. Response & Rescue 4. Emergency Care 5. Workplace Expectations What does RWI stand for? - Recreational Water Illness What does it mean to Observe Universal Precaution? - Acting as though bodily fluids are infected, whether you know if they are or aren't. What is the difference between distress and drowning? - A distressed person has their head above the water, a drowning perso...

Difference between DISTRESS and DROWNING? - DISTRESSED- 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? - Bottom then mid-depth close to surface Knowing appropiate zone size? - Possible to scan whole area in 10 sec. and swim in 20 seconds Legal Principle DUTY to ACT mean for a lifeguard? - On DUTY, lifeguard is obligated to provied emergency care including CPR. OFF DUT...

where did Leo move to when he was 12 years old - Mica, Arizona What did uncle Pete Give Him - Porcupine Necktie When Leo turned 14 who gave him a new porcupine necktie - an unknown person What grade is Leo in - eleventh grade Who were all the students talking about - Stargirl Describe Stargirl - Unique Sandy colored hair no makeup big eyes didn't conform What grade is Stargirl in - 10th grade why did you think Leo and Kevin were think about putting Stargirl on Hot Seat - She's new and ...

What is Chronicles, and is it unique to Epic's clinical products? - Chronicles is Epic's database management system and is used by all its software applications. Fill in the blanks: Master files contain ___________. If you compare two records in the same master file, you find that the _________ are the same, but the ___________ can be different. - Records, items, values True or False: Hyperspace does not store patient data. - True 1. Using the filing cabinet analogy, match each Epic term...

What does EPIC call the first screen a user sees when they log in? - Startup Activity What is a My List? - A list of patients that I am following during my shift. I control the columns, the default report, and I manage the list of patients What is a system list, and how can it be used to organize patients? - A list of patients that is automatically updated by the system. You can make a shortcut to these lists in a My List. How can a surgeon quickly sort her list of patients by unit? - Click...

What is the purpose of the Show Headers button? - It shows the arrangement of the Report Columns used on that Status Board without opening Report Settings. How do you determine which cases and appointments the Status Board will look for? - It is based on the information on the Criteria Tab in Report Settings - specifically the Location and Department fields What does a resource type (ORT) record do? - 1. Adds the Resource Type to its corresponding Category List. 2. Allows you to conflict ...

What is the first screen called? - Home workspace or Starup Activity What are the list called that are located inside of your My Patients Lists? - My patients and My Specialty /Consultants What kind of info does the My Patient List display? - Information about each patient What can you do if you want to see your patient listed alphabetically? - Click the patient name column How can you customize the columns? - Click on my patients folder name and left click on propertie. Then you can sele...

what is the max/min speed limit for interstates in IL? - 45/70mph What is the max speed on a four-lane highway? - 65mph What is the max speed on a two-lane highway? - 55mph What is the max speed in city areas? - 30mph What is the max speed in rural areas? - 55mph What is the max speed in residential areas? - 25mph what are the three parts to the total stopping distance formula and what do they describe? - A. Perception distance- the amount of distant you travel from the time you see a haz...

When the novel begins how many girls are in the competition? - 6 How many bridesmaids did Queen Amberly have in her wedding? - 3 What is the one thing America really wants to happen at her wedding? - For her dad to walk her down the isle. What is in the secret room that Maxon takes America to? - Books Where does America hide the copy of Gregory Illea's diary that Maxon lets her borrow? - In her Piano bench under all of her sheet music. Who does America give piano lessons to? - Marlee

The pH of the pool water must be maintained at: - 7.2-7.8 A person who manages a rental apartment complex _____ a Community Association Manager's License. - May, but is not required, to have. Condominium & Cooperative Associations pay an annual fee of $____ per residential unit, per ____, to the DFCTSMH Trust Fund. - $4.00/year Toca Chica Cooperative, with 35 units, has joined with Levitz Office Condominium, to form a selfinsurance pool for windstorm insurance. Levitz has 10 office units. ...

After purchasing the mobile home park, the residents form a community association and hire a paid manager. The manager must be licensed under Part VIII of Chapter 468 if the budget of the association exceeds: A.$50,000 B.$75,000 C.$100,00 D.$125,000 - C. A type of joint ownership of real estate where legal title is not vested in the individual, but the individual receives the right to occupy a unit, is a: A. mobile home. B. cooperative C. mandatory homeowners' association. D. condom...

1. Condominium form of ownership is comprised of units owned by one or more persons and joint ownership of ________ share in the common elements. A. a percentage B. an undivided C. a proportional D. a complete - B. an undivided Condominium means individual ownership of a unit coupled with joint ownership of an undivided share of the common elements as well as mandatory membership in the association. 2. Under the General Corporate Law _______, community associations have the right to buy,...