Red Cross Lifeguarding Study Set r.24 questions with
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What is your primary responsibility as a lifeguard? - ✔✔To conduct patron survellience
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What is testing chemicals an example of? - ✔✔A secondary responsibility
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How long do you have to scan your entire zone? - ✔✔30 seconds
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How long do you have to complete a Lifeguard Station Response Test? - ✔✔1 minute 30 seconds
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How long should you simultaneously check for breathing and a pulse? - ✔✔No more than 10
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What is the purpose of the rapid assessment? - ✔✔To identify and address life threatening
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conditions
What are you checking for in a rapid assessment? - ✔✔breathing, pulse, severe bleeding
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Where do you feel for a pulse on an adult or child? - ✔✔Carotid artery (neck)
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Where do you feel for a pulse in an infant? - ✔✔Brachial artery (arm)
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What is respiratory arrest? - ✔✔no breathing, pulse present
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What kind of care do you give a child or infant in respiratory arrest? - ✔✔1 ventilation every 2-3
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seconds for about 2 minutes (approximately 40 breaths)
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accurate detailed solutions || ||
What is your primary responsibility as a lifeguard? - ✔✔To conduct patron survellience
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What is testing chemicals an example of? - ✔✔A secondary responsibility
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How long do you have to scan your entire zone? - ✔✔30 seconds
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How long do you have to complete a Lifeguard Station Response Test? - ✔✔1 minute 30 seconds
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How long should you simultaneously check for breathing and a pulse? - ✔✔No more than 10
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seconds
What is the purpose of the rapid assessment? - ✔✔To identify and address life threatening
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conditions
What are you checking for in a rapid assessment? - ✔✔breathing, pulse, severe bleeding
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Where do you feel for a pulse on an adult or child? - ✔✔Carotid artery (neck)
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Where do you feel for a pulse in an infant? - ✔✔Brachial artery (arm)
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What is respiratory arrest? - ✔✔no breathing, pulse present
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What kind of care do you give a child or infant in respiratory arrest? - ✔✔1 ventilation every 2-3
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seconds for about 2 minutes (approximately 40 breaths)
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