Rescues
First-Aid
SDFC
Pool Facts
Aquatics Fun Facts
100

What are the three entries, and when do we use them

Slide in - Shallow water or for any head, neck, or spinal injury

Compact - feet enter first, and you compact yourself into a ball and tilt backward a little (used for murky water or mid-depth 4- 7 ft)

Stride - self-explanatory and used in deep water (>7ft)

100

What does SAMPLE stand for?

S - Signs and Symptoms, A - Allergies, M - Medications, P - Past medical history, L - Last oral intake, E - Events leading up to incident

100

What is the name of the SDFC radio station?

Neptune Radio
100

Max capacity of the pool

425 people

100

What are the three steps for elementary backstroke?

Chicken, Star, and Rocket

200

What is a simple assist

Lifting up the distressed swimmer from under their armpits and bringing them to the wall
200

Five reasons to stop CPR after starting

1) AED is analyzing or shocking

2) Scene becomes unsafe

3) Too tired to continue

4) Signs of Life

5) EMS/medical professionals take over

200

What's an injury that would be considered a Code Blue

Anything life-threatening, seizures, bone poking through the skin, strokes, etc. 

200

What's the max depth of the pool?

9.5 feet

200

What is the fastest marine animal?

Sailfish (68 mph)

300

How do you perform a front active rescue

Keep your arms locked; thrust the tube into the person's chest. Once you start spinning around, make sure to keep your elbows locked

300

What acronym is used to check for a stroke, and what does each letter stand for?

F - Face

A - Arms

S - Speech

T - Time

300

Where is the biohazard bin?

In the equipment room, by the dryers

300

What is the size of the full pool?

70 meters by 25 yards

300
Who holds the record for the most Olympic gold medals in a single Olympic Games?

Michael Phelps (8 medals at Beijing 2008)

500

How do you perform a submerged passive

Surface dive with the slack in one hand; use a seatbelt grip to grab the swimmer; feed slack from one hand to the other to bring up to the surface, slide the tube under the swimmer's back, towing position to the wall/backboard
500
What's the care for heat exhaustion?

Remove them from the heat source and move them to a cool or shaded place; give them water and electrolytes; remove any unnecessary layers of clothing; cool their body with a cold compress or by having them take a cool shower; then monitor their condition. 

500

How many permanent AEDs are in the building

5 permanent AEDs throughout the building

500

How much water is currently in the pool?

Approx. 1,000,000 gallons

500

Where is the international swimming hall of fame?

Fort Lauderdale

1000

What does a face down shallow water spinal rescue look like

Grab triceps and squeeze against head, rotate person onto back, then walk them slowly over to backboard. Then switch to an overhand grip before placing them on the backboard. The backboard guard stabilizes the arms against the head while the rescuer uses the chest straps. The rescuing guard takes over stabilization by holding the chin and the bottom of the board; meanwhile, the assisting guard places both head blocks at the same time, then Velcroes the head strap over both blocks after lowering arms to chest.

1000

Walk me through how to provide care for a seizure on land at the SDFC.

Call a code blue and EMS, clear the area of anyone and any furniture, wait for them to finish seizing while monitoring for anything life-threatening, provide care for any injuries you find, and reassure them until EMS arrives.

1000

How many people visit the SDFC each year?

Around 1.7 million. 

5000 people per day * 355 days open = 1,775,000

1000

What month and year did the pool open?

August 1989

1000

What year did the ASU men win the D1 NCAA Championship?

2024