Ellis And Associates Lifeguard Test

Check the pulse of an unresponsive guest for up to 20 seconds {Ans: False, 10 seconds is the maximum a guest should be assessed for pulse and breathing}Chest compressions should be given at a rate of about 110 compressions per minute {Ans: True, the acceptable range of the rate of compressions is between 100 - 120 bpm}To execute a deep water rescue on an active guest in distress, a lifeguard must: {Ans: Grasp the guest across his or her chest or armpit}There is never a need to begin rescue breathing in open water if the guest is unconscious and not breathing {Ans: False, if a guest is not breathing in open water you should begin rescue breathing immediately}Looking at the outcomes when dealing with difficult situations will allow lifeguards to know how to best handle the situation if it were to occur in the future {Ans: True, you should learn from outcomes}The signs and symptoms of an asthma attack include {Ans: Difficulty breathing, coughing, and wheezing}