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Master your Starguard lifeguard training with this verified Q&A set featuring 100% correct answers, designed for top-tier 2025/2026 exam prep. Understand critical safety concepts such as how to determine shallow water based on relative body height, the importance of constant scanning, and why lifeguards must always remember that drowning is fast and silent. An essential resource for certification success! Português: Respostas verificadas do Starguard — aprenda como reconhecer águas rasas e prevenir afogamentos. Español: Guía completa de preguntas Starguard con respuestas correctas para aprobar el examen. Italiano: Tutte le risposte corrette per Starguard: guida perfetta per il 2025/2026. Tags: Starguard answers, lifeguard training, water safety, shallow water, scanning, drowning prevention, 2025 certification, verified exam guide
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How do you determine if water is shallow? - ✔✔It's relative to a person's height What occupies majority of your time when on position? - ✔✔Scanning the Water As a lifeguard, what should you be aware of at all times? - ✔✔Drowning can happen quickly and Silently What is non-fatal drowning? - ✔✔A drowning in which a person recovers completely What is the most important predictor of survival for a drowning victim? - ✔✔The length of time the victim was submerged before receiving care How does the textbook define scanning? - ✔✔Searching the water in a systematic way. List the order of steps in chain of survival. - ✔✔Prevent drowning, Recognize distress, provide flotation, remove from water and provide care as needed. What is recreational Water Ilness? - ✔✔Illnesses caused by germs and chemicals found in the water we swim. How do you perform a front rescue? - ✔✔Push the tube into the other persons chest with you arms extended minimizing body contact. After a rescue, what two important things should be done before releasing a person back into the facility? - ✔✔Instruct the person to watch for excessive cough, difficulty breathing, or any other worrisome symptoms that develop within 8 hours after the incident and seek medical attention.
What does Altered Mental Status mean? - ✔✔Term used to describe various mental disorders like Confusion, slowed thinking, loss of balance, or impaired vision. What is the difference between passive and active spinal motion? Where can they be performed? - ✔✔Passive- Tell the person not to make any movements and guide to a seated Active- Spinal manually hold the person's head to limit movement. Where would you find a unresponsive drowning person and why would they appear to be moving in the water? - ✔✔Floating on the surface or just underneath the surface of the water. Movement can be caused by others or by pool currents. What is sudden cardiac arrest? - ✔✔The sudden loss of heart function What is secondary cardiac arrest? - ✔✔Heart stoppage from lack of oxygen When giving chest compressions, what should you do after each push? - ✔✔Release the pressure so the chest can recoil completely. List the things that are likely to happen to a person who has drowned and is unresponsive? - ✔✔ How many breaths should be given upon contact with an unresponsive drowning victim? - ✔✔2 Breaths Why should swimmers not be allowed to participate in contests involving extended breath-holding and underwater swimming? - ✔✔it can make them exhausted and contribute to drowning because of lack of oxygen. What happens when a person that is drowning tries to breathe? - ✔✔They may swallow large amounts of water.
What does using " Standard Universal Precautions" mean and why do we use it? - ✔✔Protective practices used whether or not an infection is suspected or Consider and treat all bodily fluids and substances as though they are contaminated. When preparing a solution to clean up body fluids and fecal matter on surfaces around the pool, what is the ratio of bleach to water? - ✔✔1 Part bleach to 9 Parts water What does evacuation mean? - ✔✔Clearing patrons from the pool area during an emergency. When does damage to the neck and spine occur? - ✔✔it occurs at the the time of the impact and is unlikely to be made worse through subsequent movement. What rate should chest compressions be administered to adult, children and infants? - ✔✔At least 100 but not more than 120 per minute What percentage of pure oxygen does and oxygen cylinder contain? - ✔✔100% Which type of regulator is approved in the united states and what does it do on an emergency oxygen system? - ✔✔Fixed flow regulator, it controls the rate of oxygen flow. What percentage of oxygen does a person breathe out? - ✔✔15% Why shouldn't you use oil, grease or adhesive tape on or near the oxygen system? - ✔✔A violent reaction can occur What conditions should you avoid when storing an oxygen cylinder? Why? - ✔✔Extreme temperatures because it's compressed gas that supports combustion when flame or sparks are present. What does a bag Valve Mask do and what part of the emergency oxygen system is it connected to. - ✔✔Delivers high flow oxygen eliminating mouth to mouth and it's connected to the inlet port.
What should you do before attaching a regulator to an oxygen cylinder and why? - ✔✔Expel foreign matter from the inlet port of the valve. What is the function of the indicator gauge on an emergency oxygen system? - ✔✔Indicates how much oxygen is in the cylinder. What is the difference between emergency oxygen and medical oxygen? - ✔✔Emergency oxygen can be bought without a prescription. Why do you administer oxygen to an unresponsive drowning person? - ✔✔Increases the amount of oxygen delivered to the person. What is turbid water? - ✔✔Water that is murky or dark. Why having mask, fins and snorkels be helpful for a lifeguard? - ✔✔They can help a lifeguard to see better during underwater searches. What depth of water should non swimmers be restricted in waterfront settings? - ✔✔Waist to chest deep What is the purpose of swim skills testing? - ✔✔Identify people who can't keep their heads comfortably above the water. Define CPR - ✔✔Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation Define BVM - ✔✔Bag Valve Mask Defne AED - ✔✔Automated External Defibrillator
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