First Aid
Acronyms
Rules
CPR/Rescue Breathing
BFB Lore
100

What is the full treatment for a nose bleed?

The Lifeguard Should... Introduce themselves and ask to treat, Put on gloves, Have the patient sit up straight with their head tilted FORWARD, Pinch the bridge of the nose until bleeding stops, Ask if they have nosebleeds often, and how long a typical nosebleed lasts If you're not confident they can pinch their nose on their own (aka they're under the age of like 18), do it for them. After nosebleed lasts 5-10 minutes without slowing down, activate EMS.

100

FAST

Face

Arms

Speech

Time

Stroke evaluation

100

M5

No googles

Have to reach the ropes

Have to use the ropes

One person on the animals at a time

No one can sit in the water

100

How many beats per minute should you administer compressions at?

100-120

100

What year did BFB open?

2006

200

What is the full treatment for a bee sting?

The Lifeguard Should... Introduce themselves and ask to treat, Ask if the patient has ever been stung, Remove the stinger by swiping a credit card in the direction of the stinger and spray with sting relief, Once patient begins to have trouble breathing, alert EMS Find their epi-pen (if they have one) and help them administer it to themselves Even if they improve after the epi-pen, they MUST go to the Emergency Room If they have never been stung before, observe them for about 15 minutes in the first aid room to monitor for signs of anaphylaxis

200

STAAR

Scan

Target

Access

Alert

Rescue

What you should do while scanning your water and rescuing someone

200

Diving Board

No flips

One person at a time

No googles

200

How many rounds do switch for CPR on a child?

10

200

What used to be on top of the mosselum?

The Lighthouse

300

What is the main differences between heat exhuastion and heat stroke?

Heat exhaustion: Sweating, Alert and Oriented

Heat Stroke: AMS, No sweat, Bright red skin

300

SAMPLE

Signs/symtpoms

Allergies

Medications

Past medical history

Last oral intake

Events leading up to

Secondary first aid assessment

300

Attendant Plunge

No crossing the stairs into river from body slides

No sitting in plunge pool

No leaving you tube on the stairs

No running

300

What is the ratio for rescuing breath for an adult and a child and how many rounds each?

1 breath every 6 seconds, 20 rounds

1 breath every 3 seconds, 40 rounds

300

What is each shift managers responsibility?

Jessie - schedule

Madison - Parties/Camps

Jeremy - Inservice

Syd, Tori, Payton - #LEGACY

400

How to treat for shock?

Lay flat and elevate legs 6-12 inches

Nothing to eat or drink

Maintain body temperature

Limit the amount the patron can see of the injury

400

MEATS

Miracle

EMS tells you to stop

AED tells you to stop

Too tired to continue

Scene becomes unsafe

When to stop CPR.

400

Tower

Cross arms

No sunglasses/googles

At least 42 inches

No lifejackets

No going backwards in double tube

400

Why do we crack the oxygen before using it and where do you connect the tubing on a BVM?

To expel foreign matter, the inlet port

400

Who are the Russels named after?

Russel Gates (vomit emoji)

500

What is the full treatment for a heart attack?

The Lifeguard Should... Introduce themselves and ask to treat, Activate EMS, Ask the person if they have any aspirin or nitroglycerin with them, set up AED outside of the room. Give them nothing to eat or drink and treat for shock.

500

DOTS

Deformities

Open wounds

Tenderness

Swelling

Secondary assessment when looking for injury.

500

R1

No googles

Head above tube

You need a tube to be in the river

No lifejackets unless in parents arm reach

No solid wristbands in river

500

What are the three main things to tell EMS when they arrived?

How many rounds of rescue breathing/CPR

How many shocks were administered

What state did you find the victim in

500

Who is the water manager and fire manager(s)

Water: Mark May

Fire: Tori/Tom