Bronze Medallion Review

Rescues

100

Name an entry

Stride entry, Slip in, Shallow Dive

200

What are the three lifesaving kicks?

Whipkick, Eggbeater, Scissorkick

300

True or False: When removing a victim from the water, you should grab the wrists and lift with your back

False (Lift with your legs)

400

During carries and removals, what should be maintained the entire time?

The victims airway

500

Name two of the three main carries

Modified Body, Arm Bar, Chin Lift

Choking

100

Before giving back blows and J-Thrusts, what should you do first?

Ask for consent

200

True or False: When a choking victim goes goes fully obstructed, you should get a bystander to call EMS immediately 

 True

300

When giving back blows what should you do in case the victim goes unconscious?

Use your arm as a "seatbelt" across victims chest

400

Name 2 key differences between infant and adult choking rescue

-Get consent from parents

-Finger compressions instead of J-Thrusts

-Keep baby on arm/knee and flip

500

You are giving CPR to an unconscious choking victim. The first breath doesn't go in. What do you do?

Readjust the airway, head-tilt chin-lift

CPR

100

A lifeguard pulled an unconscious victim out of the water. What CPR step should be done first?

Breaths

200

The 3 items should you ask a bystander for (Not including EMS)

^{AED, Pocket Mask, Gloves}

300

You have checked for hazards, checked for consciousness and utilized a bystander. What is the next step?

Check for breathing (Look, Listen, Feel)

400

True or False: After an AED provides a shock, you should take the pads off and continue CPR

False (Pads need to stay on)

500

What is the compression rate that should be kept during CPR?

100-120 beats per minute

First Aid

100

When determining someone has a heart attack what medication can you give them. (Angina is prescribed nitroglycerin) Double points for chemical name.

Aspirin (Acetylsalicylic Acid)

200

What is the CPR complication called when liquids such as vomit enters the airway

Aspiration

300

A victim losses control of half of their body after a blood clot/bleed slows oxygen to the brain

Stroke

400

A victim feels intense pain in their chest and left arm. They are in denial that anything is wrong

Heart Attack

500

A victim has a weak pulse, difficulty breathing, and confusion after seeing a traumatic event

Shock