Lifesaving Fundamentals Worksheet
This worksheet covers fundamental concepts and skills essential for lifesaving, including rescue techniques, risk assessment, and emergency procedures.
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Read each question carefully and provide your best answer. Some questions may require you to select multiple options or provide explanations.
1. Which of the following is NOT a primary component of the drowning chain of survival?
Prevention of drowning
Early recognition of drowning
Advanced medical care
Immediate transport to hospital
1. A conscious victim in distress in the water should always be approached from the front.
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1. The acronym 'REACH' in rescue refers to , and is generally the safest method.
2. When performing CPR on an adult, the compression depth should be approximately inches.
1. Describe the key differences between a conscious and unconscious drowning victim.
Look at the image below of a lifeguard performing a rescue. Identify at least two safety considerations the lifeguard is demonstrating or should be demonstrating.
Use the words below to complete the sentences.
1. The safest rescue technique, when possible, is a rescue.
2. If a victim is too far to reach, you may need to a buoyant aid.