CPR
The number of compressions guards administer as a single rescuer for CPR
What is 30 compressions
Breaths per seconds for adult rescue breathing
1 breath every 6 seconds
How long you have to notice a guest in distress
10 seconds
The name of our child rescue manikin
Timmy
A guest comes in with a nosebleed, what do you do?
Gloves on, put gauze underneath nose, pinch bridge of nose, lean forward, fill out bandaid log
What must be done before placing pads on the guest?
Cut Shave Dry
After 2 minutes of care, a guard will
Re-assess
Bottom Scans are performed every ___ seconds
10
RICE stands for
Rest Ice Compression Elevation
How to care for a guest having a seizure
Do not move them, put towel under head
The weight of a child that would need a pediatric key for the AED
What is 55 pounds or less
BVM stands for
Bag Valve Mask
3 Scanning Patterns
Horizontal, Vertical, figure 8
Name 5 pool rules
(answers vary)
Pulse Oximeter measures
Oxygen saturation in the blood
Name 3 pieces of equipment a single rescuer may use
Seal easy, O2 port, AED
If a breath does not go in, a guard will
Re-tilt, re-seal, give 2 test breaths
Something is in your zone that shouldn't be there. What do you do?
If you dont know, go!
Type of lifejacket that we allow
US Coast guard Type III
How do you care for a guest that is having an anaphylactic reaction?
Epinephrine Auto Injector, call 911
The five reasons a rescuer would stop CPR
Cannot physically continue, someone of equal or greater training takes over, scene is unsafe, signs of life, AED prompts
An unconscious guest is put on the tube. You see no breathing, what do you begin next?
Begin rapid extrication
Name 5 criteria managers look for on observations
Attentive to zone, Professional behavior, Proper uniform, enforcing rules, Performs 5 minute strategy
The six stages of drowning
surprise, respiratory arrest, unconsciousness, hypoxic convulsions, cardiac arrest, death
What is hypoxia?
When the body has too little oxygen