Knowledge 1

Question 1

Which features are often in a leisure pool?

Accepted Answer

Slides/Flumes

Answer

Broken Lockers

Answer

Deep Water

Answer

Diving Boards

Question 2

What exactly does critical intervention mean?

Accepted Answer

A person's life is in risk.

Answer

You must whistle someone for diving in shallow water.

Answer

An accident may occur if you do not intervene.

Answer

Multiple rescues.

Question 3

What exactly does 10:20 scanning mean?

Accepted Answer

10 seconds to scan your zone, 20 seconds to reach an occurrence.

Answer

You have ten seconds to glance at your phone and twenty seconds to respond before Vikki finds you.

Answer

10 seconds to scan your zone, 20 seconds to radio for help.

Answer

20 seconds to scan your zone, 10 seconds to take action.

Question 4

Why is it necessary to change First Aid supplies after use?

Accepted Answer

Because it assures that the next person utilizes the first aid kit, it is fully filled and ready to go.

Answer

Because you'll get fired if you don't.

Answer

Because Hoy will be annoyed if you don't.

Answer

Because it saves somebody else's job later.

Question 5

What are the benefits of sitting in a high chair?

Accepted Answer

It provides a wider field of view and has less glare.

Answer

This increases your visibility to pool users and makes it simpler to utilize the radio.

Answer

It is high and quick to get off in a scenario.

Answer

Have a clear view of the bottom and can't hear anybody in the pool.

Question 6

What exactly does one long whistle blast mean?

Accepted Answer

Clear the pool

Answer

A lifeguard takes immediate action

Answer

Another lifeguard’s attention

Answer

The swimmer's attention

Question 7

Which of the following is a method of detecting an emergency?

Accepted Answer

A swimmer's face shows suffering.

Answer

A customer in a wheelchair approaches the poolside.

Answer

Swimmers yell at each other from across the pool.

Answer

Swimmers grasping the edge as they move up and down the pool.

Question 8

Which of the following describes a responsive casualty?

Accepted Answer

Weak or exhausted swimmers

Answer

Swimmer who panics

Answer

Unconscious casualty

Answer

Injured swimmer

Question 9

Which of the following are Unresponsive casualties?

Accepted Answer

Injured swimmer/Panicking locked swimmers

Answer

Serious medical injury/complaining casualty

Answer

Swimmer with minor injury/Weak swimmer

Answer

Unconscious casualty/foreign casualty

Question 10

Which is a suitable entry for a lifeguard in action in our pool?

Accepted Answer

Straddle entry

Answer

Bomb

Answer

Shallow Dive

Answer

Dive with torpedo buoy