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3. When responding to an aquatic emergency, you will need to assess the situation to determine an appropriate response. Identify elements that may influence your response.
4. What is an incident report?
5. Karl is a lifeguard at his local pool. Identify hazards that he may need to be aware of and assess immediately to reduce the risk to himself and others.
6. If any of the hazards in a pool deck situation arise, identify one potential incidence that could occur.
7. Identify non-swimming rescues.
8. Identify two swimming rescues.
10. Identify two pieces of equipment you may need to access when performing a basic water rescue.
12. Identify an issue that may arise during a rescue.
13. If a patient panics in the water, what should you do?
14. During a rescue, you should respond to all issues promptly and safely.
16. Besides the details of the incident and the action taken, the time and location of the incident should also be recorded on an incident report form.
18. What is the first key step in an aquatic rescue?
20. How do you identify a weak swimmer in trouble in the water?
21. What is the safest rescue technique you can use?
22. What is the best method of rescue for an unconscious person in deep water?
24. When swimming in the ocean, what does a swimmer need to consider?