Chemicals/Pump Room
This chemicals ideal range is 2-4ppm.
What is Chlorine?
This is the name of your portion of the pool you are responsible for covering.
What is a zone?
This is what the abbreviation CPR means.
What is Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation?
This is what you would refer to if you got chemicals on your skin and you wanted to know how to properly treat the affected area.
What is a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?
This is the name of Hannah's cat.
What is Waffles?
This measurements meaning is inverse to the number you get from a reagent test.
What is pH?
This is what you activate when you blow your whistle.
What is the Emergency Action Plan (EAP)?
This is the name of the device that would make CPR considered "better" then mouth to mouth CPR. It is the piece of equipment that separates community CPR from CPR for the Professional Lifeguard.
This is what you should monitor for if someone is stung by a bee for the first time in their life.
What is an allergic reaction?
This is the year Hannah graduated from Sam Houston State University.
What is 2020?
This stabilizing chemical acts as sunscreen for Chlorine.
What is Cyanuric Acid?
What is a head-chin splint?
This is the first action you would preform on a victim you removed from the water after you have determined there is no pulse no breathing.
What is two rescue breaths?
The F.A.S.T. test is used to identify this sudden illness.
After you name the illness, say what F.A.S.T. stands for.
What is a stroke?
Face, Arm, Speech, Time
This is the name of the Sam Houston State University tennis courts. These are owned by Recreational Sports.
What are the McAdams Tennis Courts?
This is the maximum pressure differential that can be in the Defender filter that will not cause damage to the machine itself.
What is 15 psi?
This is the equipment you should grab if the EAP was activated by two long whistle blasts.
What is a back board and crash bag?
These are the five reasons you would stop CPR. This can be answered in a list format, no proper question answer is required for this.
1) You see an obvious sign of life, such as normal breathing or victim movement.
2) An AED is ready to analyze the victim’s heart rhythm.
3) Another trained responder or responders take over, such as a member of your safety team or EMS personnel, and relieve you from giving compressions or ventilations.
4) You are alone and too exhausted to continue.
5) The scene becomes unsafe.
This is what the acronym S.A.M.P.L.E. means.
what are signs and symptoms, allergies, medications, pertinent past medical history, last oral intake, and events leading up to the incident?
This is the quantity of medals that Michael Phelps has won at the Olympic games.
What is 28?
This is the process of which you test Chlorine with DPD powder, Total Alkalinity and Calcium by dropping reagents one at a time into a water sample.
What is dropwise? Also accepted: What is titration?
These are the secondary duties of a lifeguard. You must give 3 examples, if your example is not on the board, Hannah will be the final judge if points are awarded to your team or not.
What is checking chemicals, performing facility safety checks, and customer service?
This is the address you would give to a 911 operator if you were performing CPR at the RSC Pool.
What is 801 Bowers Blvd.?
This is the other kind of open wound that is not an abrasion, laceration, or puncture.
What is an Avulsion?
Tell me who the Little Anne manikins are made to resemble. This is the only one you do not have to answer in the form of a question.
The manikin is made to resemble an 1800s woman who drowned.
They do not know her real name or how she drowned.