CPR
The proper compression to breath ratio for Two rescuer CPR for Adults.
What is 30/2?
The medication used to treat Anaphylaxis.
What is Epinephrin/Epi-pen?
The primary piece of equipment used by lifeguards for neck and spinal injuries.
What is a backboard with head blocks?
The Head guard on duty and the Front Desk.
Who are the two people you call when you are sick?
The most common rule enforced at a pool.
What is no running?
The proper compression to ventilation ratio for single rescuer CPR for Infants.
What is 30/2?
The two types of venomous spiders in Texas.
What are Black Widow and Brown Recluse
The entry used during a suspected spinal rescue.
What is a slide-in entry?
At least 2 per month.
The number of in-service's Thrive lifeguards must attend each month?
The minimum age for a child to swim without an adult in the water.
What is 9 years old?
The proper compression technique for two rescuer CPR on an infant.
What is Encircling thumbs technique?
Life-Threatening bleeding.
What is blood that flows continuously or spurts from the wound?
The extrication technique used for a suspected head, neck, or spinal victim who is not breathing.
What is rapid extrication?
The 18th of each month.
When are preferences and time off due?
What is 14 years old?
The proper compression depth on a Child.
What is about 2 inches?
F.A.S.T
What is:
Face
Arms
Speech
Time
The two in-line stabilization techniques used during spinal rescues.
What are the head splint technique and the head and chin support technique?
Every other Tuesday.
When do you approve your time?
The minimum height requirement to use the slides.
What is 48 inches?
The 5 reasons to stop CPR.
What is:
1. Signs of ROSC
2. AED is ready to analyze
3. Someone of equal or higher training takes over
4. You are too exhausted to continue
5. The scene becomes unsafe
S.A.M.P.L.E
What is:
Signs and symptoms
Allergies
Medications
Past medical history
Last oral intake
Events leading up to the incedent
The types of activities that can lead to head, neck, or spinal injuries.
What are high-risk, high-impact activities?
Aquatics, Front Desk, Active Adult Desk, Fitness Desk.
What are the locations of Thrive's crashbags and AEDs?
A prohibited activity due to the depth of the pools at Thrive.
What is diving?