Wearing these when performing first-aid helps prevent the spread of blood borne pathogens.

Lifeguards should recognize and rescue within __ seconds and begin CPR before ___ minutes.

_________ occurs when the heart stops beating or beats too irregularly or weakly to circulate blood effectively.

A lifeguard is texting while on surveillance duty and fails to recognize a swimmer in distress. What legal principle could be a problem for this lifeguard?

A rescue tube, resuscitation mask, gloves, and a whistle.

All of the following describe appropriate care for a conscious person with an airway obstruction (chocking) EXCEPT:
a) Check the victim for breathing and a pulse for no more than 10 seconds.
b) Perform a combination of 5 back blows followed by 5 abdominal thrusts.
c) Obtain consent; if the victim is a child, get consent from a parent or guardian.
d) If the victim cannot cough, speak or breathe, activate the EAP and have someone summon EMS.

This kind of swimmer makes little or no forward progress and may be unable to reach safety without assistance. They may be able to keep their face out of the water and may even be able to call out for help.

A CPR cycle consist of ___ chest compression followed by ___ ventilations.

A condition in which the body does not produce enough insulin or does not use insulin effectively enough to regulate the amount of sugar (glucose) in the bloodstream.

You rescue an unconscious victim from the white area of the swim area. There is no injury to the head, neck or spine. You can use this removal technique because North Camp beach is a zero-depth entry.

A person who is having chest discomfort or pain that comes and goes, difficulty breathing, pale or ashen skin, sweating, dizziness, nausea or vomiting may be having a ___?

Use this entry only if the water is at least 5 feet deep and you are 3 feet above the water.

AED pads should be placed on these locations on a victims chest.

The following are signs and symptoms of shock, EXCLUDING:
a) Altered level of consciousness
b) Warm or dry skin
c) Restlessness or irritability
d) Nausea or vomiting

Camp Nawakwa has two guarded beach locations. What are their names?

FAST stands for what when looking for stroke symptoms.

You are approaching a child who is facing away from you and struggling to keep their head above water. You should use this rescue.

This is how the AED pads should be placed on a infant or child that is too small for regular placement.

You are conducting a secondary assessment on an adult patron who lost their balance on the pool deck. The patron is slurring his speech while explaining that his arm is feeling numb. What sudden illness could this patron be experiencing?

Camp Nawakwa beaches are guarded during what times?

Place the following general procedures for injury or sudden illness on land in order:
Preform a primary assessment
Provide care for conditions found.
Summon EMS, if needed and not already done.
Size up the scene.
Report, advise and release.
Perform a secondary assessment.

This is the motto for when you are actively scanning.

What do you do when placing an AED on someone who has jewelry and body piercings?

What does SAMPLE stand for when taking a brief history of a victim?

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