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180
What is the max capacity of the Colvin?
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he surface of the skin is intact but the underlying tissues are injured. A bruise (contusion) is a very common type of closed wound
What is a closed wound?t
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At least 2 inches
What is the chest compression depth for an adult?
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Compact and stride
What are two type of jump in entries?
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Chest pain, discomfort in (left arm, back, jaw), dizziness, trouble breathing, nausea, pale color, sweating, feeling of anxiety, and extreme fatigue
What is symptoms of a heart attack?
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Agnes Valerie Colvin
Who is the facility named after?
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apply direct constant pressure
What should you immediately do when seeing heavy bleeding?
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neutral position
What is head position for rescue breaths on an infant?
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Used for spinal, creates the least amount of wake.
Why and when do we do a slide in entry?
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Panicking, confused, or surprised facial expression. Hands on throat or be coughing
What are signs of choking?
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2.5 million dollars
What was the cost of the renovation in 2011?
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A dressing is a pad that is placed directly on a wound to absorb blood and other fluids, promote clotting and prevent infection. A bandage is a strip of material used to hold the dressing in place and to control bleeding
What is the uses for bandages and dressings?
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Place one AED pad on the upper
right side of the chest and the other on the lower left side of the chest, below the armpit.
Where do you place AED pads on a victim?
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Lifeguard tube
What is something a lifeguard must have at all times over everything else?
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Restlessness or irritability
Altered level of consciousness Nausea or vomiting Pale, ashen (grayish), cool, moist skin Rapid breathing Rapid, weak heartbeat Excessive thirst
What are the signs of shock?
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1. Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability?
2. What work or task has the dog been trained to perform?
What two question can you ask a handler with a service animal?
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about 2 inches
How many inches do you place a tourniquets above a wound?
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15:2
What is the ratio for chest compression for an child with two rescuers?
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to be proactive a prevent drowning and other injuries
What is the primary responsibility of a lifeguard?
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broken bone protruding through the skin, or the injured body partmight appear bent or crooked (deformed). If a joint is dislocated, you may see an abnormal bump, ridge or hollow formed by the displaced end of the bone. Other times, signs and symptoms of injury may be more subtle, such as swelling or bruising.
What is a sign of a muscle, bone, and joint injury?
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On top of a room in the indoor pool area or sometimes found near the clock
Where is the rubber ducky?
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Abrasion, avulsion, laceration, and puncture wounds
What is the four types of open wound?
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EMS arrives, no signs of life, too tired, scene becomes unsafe, AED is ready to use
What are 3 reasons to stop giving CPR?
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45 inches
How many inches typically is a standard lifeguard tube?
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R stands for rest. Limit use of the injured body part.
I stands for immobilize. Stabilize the injured body part with an elastic bandage or a splint to limit motion. C stands for cold. Apply a cold pack wrapped in a thin, dry towel to the area for no more than 20 minutes at a time, and wait at least 20 minutes before applying the cold pack again. E stands for elevate. Propping the injured part up may help to reduce swelling, but do not do this if raising the injured part causes more pain.
What is RICE?
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