Lifeguard 3

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1. Why is it important to attend a pre-season orientation and training?
- a. To ensure that lifeguards understand their responsibilities and know how to perform their job.
- b. To ensure that lifeguards get practice with their facility’s safety and rescue equipment and emergency action plans.
- c. To ensure lifeguards understand codes, rules and regulations of the facility.
- d. All of the above.
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24. During a weather-related power failure at a facility, you should:
- a. Clear everyone from the pool.
- b. Let patrons continue swimming.
- c. Let patrons sit on the edge with their feet in the water.
- d. Monitor weather reports while patrons continue to swim.
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Question 3 of 9

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25. During in-service training, lifeguards practice the steps of recognizing a distressed swimmer, rescuing an active victim, informing management and speaking with witnesses. The lifeguards are practicing parts of a(n):
- a. Communication plan.
- b. Secondary assessment.
- c. Emergency action plan.
- d. Staff debriefing.
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26. You enter the mechanical room and find a maintenance worker lying on their back on the floor next to a ladder. You check the scene and determine it is safe to enter. During your primary assessment, you find the victim is unresponsive but breathing. You must leave to get help, what should you do?
- a. Place the victim in a recovery position.
- b. Leave the victim just as they are.
- c. Do not leave the victim since they are breathing, monitor their condition and wait for additional help to come.
- d. Use a clothes drag to move the victim to where you can summon more help.
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27. It is very hot in your facility and you are starting to doze on the stand. All of the following can help you stay alert EXECPT for:
- a. Staying hydrated while drinking plenty of water.
- b. Jumping in the pool while on surveillance duty to cool off.
- c. Rotating more frequently.
- d. Staying in a cooler area during breaks.
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28. When completing an incident report:
- a. Collect all factual information about what was seen, heard and the actions taken.
- b. Include all details about the incident, including your opinion about how the incident happened.
- c. Allow witnesses to discuss their thoughts about the incident before compiling their statements onto one report.
- d. Do not allow the victim to leave until you have completed the report and your supervisor has signed it.
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29. When placing a responsive victim with a suspected head, neck or spinal injury on a backboard, what in-line stabilization technique should you use?
- a. The head and chin support
- b. The hand hold position
- c. The over-arm head splint
- d. The recovery position
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30. If three lifeguards are on duty, emergency back-up coverage takes place:
- a. When a lifeguard is unable to show up to work for their shift.
- b. When a lifeguard enters the water for a rescue.
- c. Whenever the facility EAP is activated.
- d. When the facility has more patrons than its designed capacity allows.
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21. The following statements describe appropriate rescue techniques for a victim with a suspected spinal injury, EXCEPT:
- a. If the victim is at the surface in deep water, you may need a rescue tube to support yourself and the victim.
- b. If the victim is submerged, you should not use the rescue tube when submerging and bringing the victim to the surface.
- c. If the victim is small and is in shallow water, you do not need to use a backboard to extricate the victim.
- d. If the victim is in shallow water, you do not need to use a rescue tube to support yourself.
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