Policies & Procedures
First Aid & CPR
EAP
Surveillance & Scanning
Rescue Skills
100

Proper attire at work?

Uniform, hip-pack, gloves, and MASK

100

Someone was rescued from the water; no pulse, no breathing. What do we begin with CPR wise?

2 ventilations.

100

What does EAP stand for?

Emergency Action Plan.

100

What does it mean to be in a surveillance state?

Constantly alert, SCANNING THE WATER, and anticipating problems

100

Name two types of rescues for a conscious victim?

Front Active ; Rear Active

200

REC Sports Address?

3450 Sun Bowl Dr.

200

What is the compression-to-breath ratio for an infant, one person rescue.

30:2

200

When two rescuers are performing CPR on a child, this is the ratio of compressions to ventilations

15:2

200

Why should Lifeguards avoid being in the same position or stance for too long?

Mental/Physical fatigue; and zone-drift

200

What is the name of the entrance for a spinal?

Slide in- entry.

300

Whistle Codes?

1= for patrons

2= to get other lifeguards attention

3= EMERGENCY

300

What is SAMPLE?

Signs/Symptoms; Allergies; Medications; Past Medical History; Last Oral Intake; Events Leading Up.

300

What should happen after an emergency is resolved?

Debrief, COMPLETE REPORT, and notify supervisor.

300

What is "zone drift"? Why is it dangerous?

Attention is distracted and from their zone.

300

How do we approach a drowning person to avoid being grabbed?

Approach with a rescue tube extended.
400

What is the closing procedures?

Report; check and lock doors; chemicals/C02; pick-up trash; and turn off clocks/lights

400

A person who has a pulse, but is not breathing. What do we do?

1 ventilation every 6 seconds for 2 minutes.

400

What is the primary rescuer's role in an EAP?

Enter the water and perform the rescue.

400
What is one technique lifeguards can use to prevent scanning fatigue.

-Change body positions

-Walk around pool deck

-Change head movements/scanning movements

400

What is the MAX amount of time lifeguards have to extract an unresponsive person, before they start gaining brain damage.

1 minute:45 seconds.

500

How often do we do rotations?

Every 30 minutes.

500

How is an AED used for a child 8 years old or younger?

Pediatric Pads(If Available); One Pad on the chest and one on the back.

500

These five circumstances are acceptable reasons to stop CPR

1. Too dangerous

2. Sign of Life

3. EMS is taking over

4. Too exhausted

5. Scene becomes unsafe

500

Describe a real-world distraction and explain how it could interfere with surveillance.

-Talking with friends on stand

-Having conversations with patrons on stand

-ETC.

500

The objective of this rescue skill is to perform a combination of effective Chest Compressions and Ventilations to circulate blood that contains oxygen to the victim's brain and other vital organs

CPR