Acronym's
A.E.D
Automated external defibrillator
A rescue technique used when a guest is actively in distress on the top of the water
Front Drive
1st stage of drowning
surprise
Allergic reaction
help them use their epi pen
call 911
adult CPR ratio
30:2
R.I.C.E
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
Used on a small child in active distress
Front Hug
last stage of drowning
death
Nose Bleed
Pinch bridge of the nose
lean down
call 911 after 10 minutes of persistent bleeding
child CPR in group ratio
15:2
C.A.R.E
Confidence, Alertness, Responsiveness, Empathy
used on a submerged responsive guest within arms reach
Duck pluck
2nd stage of drowning
respiratory arrest & unconsciousness
shock
keep them comfy
call 911
infant CPR alone
30:2
D.E.A.L
Define the problem, Evaluate the options, Act now, Look at out comes
Deep water rescue
3rd stage of drowning
unconsciousness
2nd-degree burns
reduce pain by applying cool water
loosely cover burn with gauze
call 911 if needed
Child rescue breathing
1 breath every 3 secs for 40 cycles
D.O.T.S
Deformity, Open wound, Tenderness, Swelling
used on a responsive guest with a suspected spinal
vise grip
4th stage of drowning
Hypoxic convulsions
Triage
classify their degree of injury
get them to a safe spot if you are able too
when the number of injured exceeds number of rescuers
Adult rescue breathing
1 breath every 6 secs for 20 cycles