How tall must guests be to go down the water slide?
What is 48 inches?
100
What does BVM stand for?
What is a bag valve mask?
200
What are the three types of burns?
What are electrical, thermal, and chemical
200
What is the 10/20 protection standard?
What is 10 seconds to recognize a guest in distress and 20 seconds to reach them and provide care?
200
What does FBAO stand for?
What is foreign body airway obstruction?
200
Can guests with diving or swim team experience dive off of the diving blocks during regular swim hours?
What is NOOOOO!?
200
What is the one piece of equipment you can not use on an infant located in the crash bag?
What is a V-Vac?
300
What is the difference between hypothermia and hyperthermia?
What is too low of a temperature or too high of a temperature?
300
When should there be a minimum of one lifeguard on deck?
What is ALWAYS AND FOREVER!?
300
What are the five stages of drowning?
What is surprise, involuntary breath holding, unconciousness, hypoxic convulsions, clinical death?
300
What is the only time that it is acceptable for a guest to wear clothing in the water?
what is religious beliefs?
*need swimsuit underneath
300
Which is the best standard of care, using a one-way valve or using a 50-50 valve?
What is a 50-50 valve?
400
What is the difference between an abrasion, avulsion, and laceration?
What is surface skin damage, portion of the skin torn away, ragged or torn edged cut?
400
What does CAB stand for?
What is compressions, airway, breathing?
400
What does CPR stand for?
What is cardio pulminary resusitation?
400
When do we allow children to wear water wings?
What is within arms reach of parent or guardian?
400
What are the two heart rythms that and AED will shock for?
What is Ventricular Fibrilation (VFib) and Ventricular Tachycardia (VTach)
*VFib-Quivering of heart chambers. (no pulse detected)
*Vtach-Heart is pumping so fast that no blood is being circulated. (Pulse may or may not be detected)
500
What are the two arteries used to check pulse?
What are the carotid and the brachial artery?
500
What is the difference between an assist and a rescue?
What is not breaking your 10/20?
500
What are the three types of drowning?
What is:
Wet drowning: Water in the lungs
Dry drowning: Epiglottis closes allowing no water or oxygen to pass.
Silent drowning: No warning signs, usually caused by an outside factor.
500
How do you determine what types of personal floatation devices are allowed to be used at this facility?
What is coast guard approval?
500
What is the recommended rate of oxygen flow from an oxygen tank?