CCD Safety, Risk Management, & Emergency Procedures 3

Question 1

During an active shooter situation at camp, which protocol is commonly taught as the preferred response framework?

Accepted Answer

Run, Hide, Fight (RHF)

Answer

Run, Hide, Fight is the widely recommended protocol for active shooter situations, prioritizing escape first, then sheltering, and fighting only as a last resort.

Question 2

A camper with a known bee sting allergy is stung and begins showing signs of anaphylaxis. What is the first-line treatment?

Accepted Answer

Use the camper's prescribed epinephrine auto-injector

Answer

Epinephrine via an auto-injector is the first-line, potentially life-saving treatment for anaphylaxis and must be administered immediately.

Question 3

What is the recommended minimum age and certification for a lifeguard supervising campers at an ACA-accredited waterfront?

Accepted Answer

16 years old with a current American Red Cross Lifeguarding certification

Answer

ACA standards specify that lifeguards must be at least 16 years old and hold a current, recognized lifeguarding certification such as American Red Cross Lifeguarding.

Question 4

Which of the following best describes the 'zone of supervision' concept used at waterfronts?

Accepted Answer

A clearly defined area each lifeguard is solely responsible for scanning and monitoring

Answer

Zone of supervision means each lifeguard is assigned a specific, non-overlapping area of the waterfront to scan, ensuring complete coverage of all swimmers.

Question 5

A camper sustains a suspected spinal injury after a diving accident. Staff should:

Accepted Answer

Keep the camper still in the water, stabilize the head and neck, and call EMS

Answer

A suspected spinal injury requires keeping the victim immobile in the water with head and neck stabilized until EMS arrives with proper equipment.

(CCD) Certified Camp Director Practice Test

(CCD) Certified Camp Director Practice Test

CCD Safety, Risk Management, & Emergency Procedures 3