FIRST-AID
To treat this injury, you must prioritize protecting the individual's head. Place them in the recovery position & monitor them until they stabilize.
SEIZURE
It takes this amount of months for points to be removed from your license in the state of NJ, Assuming you have no other violations after receiving said points.
12 Months
This recue can be used when a responsive guest of any size is on the surface of deep water and facing away from you as you approach.
Rear Hug
This device has the ability to not only detect the percentage of oxygen in the bloodstream, but can also detect a heartrate.
Pulse Oximeter
This team member often responds to issues of guards with "sounds like a skill issue"
Brandon el rei.
To treat this injury, have the guest sit down & lean slightly forward. Pinch the affected area close for about to 5 minutes, If the bleeding continues, re-pinch.
NOSE BLEED
This legal concept applies if you begin to render care, it must be continued until emergency medical services (EMS) personnel or someone with equal or greater training arrives and takes over. You can be held legally responsible for abandoning a person who requires ongoing care if they leave the scene or stop providing care.
Abandonment
This water rescue involves pushing your rescue tube in the GiD's arms. This also assuming they are facing you.
Front Drive.
A type of respiratory emergency, often when a person has something lodged in their throat restricting they're ability to breathe either partially or completely is called this.
Airway Obstruction (AO)
This team member has been a lead, transferred over to ride maintenance, & returned as a supervisor for DWP.
Sophia P.
Symptoms of this injury include chest discomfort that may radiate to the rest of body, difficulty breathing & fatigue.
HEART ATTACK
This concept applies when rendering care to a guest, You must be granted permission to render appropriate hands on emergency care. Verbal if they're conscious, if they're not this is implied.
Consent
This save is used with responsive children
in shallow water and does not require the use of a rescue
tube.
Grab & Lift.
This is the rate of compressions to breathes when we are working as a team for CPR on an adult
30/2
This team member is 4'11" & drives a Mercedes.
Jenny the Lead
Treatment for closed/open wounds involve the use of this acronym
Along with the acronym, tell me what each letter means.
R: Rest
I: Ice
C: Compress
E: Elevate
this concept applies when a guest is injured or suffers additional harm because of your actions or inactions. this may include failure to prevent or control any behaviors that could result in further harm, failure to provide appropriate care, and/or rendering care beyond the scope of your training.
Negligence
This recue can be used when a responsive guest of any size is beneath the surface of the water but within arm’s reach.
Duck Pluck
These 5 actions are linked together to provide the best care & chance of survival for a person in cardiac arrest
Chain of Survival
This team member frequently walks in to work with their dog Benji's hair all over their clothes. They also love their Jeep.
Adalid
To treat someone with a stroke we utilize this acronym to remember the symptoms
Along with the acronym, tell what does each letter mean?
F: Face drooping
A: Arm Weakness
S: Speech difficulty
T: Time to Act/Call
This legal concept refers to the degree of care that a responsible person is expected to provide to prevent further harm and/ or manage the injury or illness for a guest in need. This also considers the practices of what equally qualified lifeguards would have done if placed in the same or similar circumstance.
Standard of Care
This recue is used when a guest of any size is under water beyond your reach from the surface. In this case, you must submerge to reach the guest.
Deep Water Submerged rescue.
These 2 cardiac dysrhythmias are electrical disturbances due to the interruption of normal electrical activity.
Ventricular Fibrillation (V-Fib)
Ventricular Tachycardia (V-Tach)
This team member won last year's Rise & Shine award superlative in December's Mass meeting/inservice.
Skyler F.