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Froggy Jumps Lifeguarding ReviewOnline version Test your knowledge about lifeguarding skills and safety protocols! by Rebecca MacInnes 1 What is the primary responsibility of a lifeguard? a To teach swimming lessons. b To manage the pool's finances. c To ensure the safety of swimmers. 2 What is a common signal for a lifeguard to use in emergencies? a Raising a flag. b Blowing a whistle. c Shouting loudly. 3 What should a lifeguard do first when responding to a drowning victim? a Call for help. b Start CPR right away. c Activate EAP 4 What is the purpose of a lifeguard's training? a To prepare for emergency situations. b To improve swimming speed. c To learn first aid only. 5 Which of the following is a key skill for lifeguards? a Competitive swimming. b Effective communication. c Advanced diving techniques. 6 How often should lifeguards practice their skills? a Only during peak season. b 4 hrs once a year. c 4 hours once a month 7 What piece of equipment do lifeguards commonly use? a Rescue tube. b Snorkel gear. c Diving board. 8 What is the importance of scanning the water? a To check water temperature. b To identify potential dangers. c To count swimmers. 9 What should lifeguards do if they see a swimmer in distress? a Perform a rescue. b Ignore it if they are not drowning. c Activate the EAP 10 What is a lifeguard's role in preventing accidents? a To provide food and drinks. b To entertain the crowd. c To enforce safety rules. 11 How often does a lifeguard need to be recertified? a 2 yrs b 3 yrs c 4 yrs 12 Which is not an example of secondary responsibilities a Testing pool water chemistry b Scanning your zone c Perform safety orientation 13 Which of the following is an Elevated Station? a Used in waterfront facilities to patrol the outer edge of a swimming area b Used when a broad view of the zone c Used when it is advantageous for the lifeguard to be in close proximity to patrons 14 A lifeguard on duty should be able to recognize and reach a distressed swimmer within ______ seconds. a 30 b 60 c 90 15 RID Factor stands for a Recognition, Inclusion, Distraction b Recognition, Inclusion, Differing c Recognition, Intrusion, Distraction 16 When someone refuses care, what should you do? a Let it go b Get your manager c Have them sign a release 17 Failing to recognize a person because you are talking to someone holding a lengthy conversation would be an example of _______? a Abandonment b Negligence c Refusal of care 18 The 2 parts of the secondary assessment are focused history and focused examination a True b False c 19 What is the last step once the EAP has been activated? a Report, Advise, Release b Return to duty c Address Ccntributing factors 20 Where do you check for a child's pulse? a Upper Arm b Left side of neck c Right side of neck 21 Which of the following reason to not activate the EAP? a Lost child b Hostile environment emergency c Lost cell phone 22 When should you obtain consent? a Before you activate the EAP b Before putting on PPE c Before you touch the person to assess and give them care 23 The objective of CPR is to revive the person a True b False c 24 It is safe to use an AED on a pregnant person. a True b False c 25 What is the compression ratio for 2 person CPR on a child? a 30:2 b 15:2 c 15:1 26 When is it not ok to stop giving CPR? a When EMS arrives b When you are tired c When you are exhausted 27 What is the compression ratio for 1 person CPR on an infant? a 15:2 b 15:1 c 30:2 28 You enter the water to rescue a person with a suspected spinal injury. The person does not appear to be breathing. What should you do next? a Remove the person from the water using a modified rapid extrication technique b Remove the person from the water using a rapid extrication technique c Delay removal from the water and provide 2 minutes of ventilations 29 Lifeguards are responsible for a Creating rules, regulations, and emergency action plans b Consistently enforcing facility rules c Creating and updating the facility's policies and procedures 30 Your station is an elevated lifeguard stand at the deep end of the pool. You are on surveillance duty during recreational swim when you recognize a passive drowning person. What type of entry do you do? a Stride Jump b Compact Jump c Slide-in 31 You are searching your zone from an elevated station when you see a patron who appears to ha a head, neck or spinal injury as a result of diving into shallow water. What type of entry do you do? a Compact Jump b Slide in c Stride Jump 32 Which is not a type of an approach a Modified Breast b Modified Freestyle c Side stroke 33 When giving ventilations to an adult in respiratory arrest, what is the ratio of ventilations to seconds? a 1:3 b 1:4 c 1:6 34 When giving ventilations to an infant in respiratory arrest, what is the ratio of ventilations to seconds? a 1:4 b 1:3 c 1:2-3 35 How many people are needed when using a Bag-Valve-Mask for CPR? a 2 b 3 c 4 36 How many minutes can lack of oxygen prevent blood from reaching the brain? a 3 b 4 c 6 37 Brain cell damage or death begins to occur within how many minutes a 3-5 b 4-5 c 4-6

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Lifeguarding ReviewOnline version

by Rebecca MacInnes

What is the primary responsibility of a lifeguard?

What is a common signal for a lifeguard to use in emergencies?

What should a lifeguard do first when responding to a drowning victim?

What is the purpose of a lifeguard's training?

Which of the following is a key skill for lifeguards?

How often should lifeguards practice their skills?

What piece of equipment do lifeguards commonly use?

What is the importance of scanning the water?

What should lifeguards do if they see a swimmer in distress?

What is a lifeguard's role in preventing accidents?

How often does a lifeguard need to be recertified?

Which is not an example of secondary responsibilities

Which of the following is an Elevated Station?

A lifeguard on duty should be able to recognize and reach a distressed swimmer within ______ seconds.

RID Factor stands for

When someone refuses care, what should you do?

Failing to recognize a person because you are talking to someone holding a lengthy conversation would be an example of _______?

The 2 parts of the secondary assessment are focused history and focused examination

What is the last step once the EAP has been activated?

Where do you check for a child's pulse?

Which of the following reason to not activate the EAP?

When should you obtain consent?

The objective of CPR is to revive the person

It is safe to use an AED on a pregnant person.

What is the compression ratio for 2 person CPR on a child?

When is it not ok to stop giving CPR?

What is the compression ratio for 1 person CPR on an infant?

You enter the water to rescue a person with a suspected spinal injury. The person does not appear to be breathing. What should you do next?

Lifeguards are responsible for

Your station is an elevated lifeguard stand at the deep end of the pool. You are on surveillance duty during recreational swim when you recognize a passive drowning person. What type of entry do you do?

You are searching your zone from an elevated station when you see a patron who appears to ha a head, neck or spinal injury as a result of diving into shallow water. What type of entry do you do?

Which is not a type of an approach

When giving ventilations to an adult in respiratory arrest, what is the ratio of ventilations to seconds?

When giving ventilations to an infant in respiratory arrest, what is the ratio of ventilations to seconds?

How many people are needed when using a Bag-Valve-Mask for CPR?

How many minutes can lack of oxygen prevent blood from reaching the brain?

Brain cell damage or death begins to occur within how many minutes