Rescues
This rescue is performed for a responsive child in shallow water.
What is the grab and lift?
This is a moderate injury, more than a band-aid, but not life-threatening.
What is a Code 2?
This is the volume the oxygen regulator should be turned to when in use.
What is 15 liters per minute?
This lifesaving device is abbreviated as AED.
What is an Automated External Defibrillator?
This is used to get the attention of another lifeguard or a supervisor.
What is two short whistles?
This rescue is performed for an active guest, on the surface of the water, facing you.
What is the front drive?
This is the treatment for a hypoglycemic diabetic emergency.
What is glucose/sugar?
This piece of equipment provides ventilations with a higher oxygen concentration, used by squeezing.
What is a bag valve mask?
This new system is abbreviated as EAVS.
What is the Ellis Aquatic Vigilance System?
These are the rally points in the event of a Code Red.
What are the wolf statue and the outdoor pool?
This rescue is used for an active guest, on the surface of the water, facing away from you.
What is the rear hug?
These are the types of splints used for a muscle, bone or joint injury.
What are rigid splints, soft splints, and anatomic splints?
This step is performed when attempting a ventilation and no rise or fall of the chest occurs.
What is re-tilt, re-seal, re-try?
The secondary check is abbreviated as DOTS.
What is deformities, open wounds, tenderness, swelling?
This is a suspicious person on property.
What is a Code Yellow?
This rescue is used for an unresponsive guest in distress, under the surface of the water, within arm's reach.
What is the modified duck pluck?
This piece of equipment can provide supplementary oxygen to a conscious guest with low oxygen levels.
What is a non-rebreather mask?
This is the rate of high quality compressions.
What is 110 beats per minute?
This acronym explains how lifeguards C.A.R.E. for their guests.
What is confident, attentive, responsive, and empathetic?
This is the radio channel where you can find Security.
What is Channel One?
This process is performed to remove an unresponsive guest in distress from the water.
What is rapid extrication?
This acronym, abbreviated as FAST, is used to recognize a stroke.
What is Facial Droop, Arm Weakness, Slurred Speech, Time to Call 911?
This is the artery used to check the pulse of an infant.
What is the brachial artery?
This strategy for handling escalated guests is abbreviated as DEAL.
What is deescalate, evaluate alternatives, act quickly, and look at outcome?
These are the locations of all trauma bags on property.