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STARGUARD Questions And Answers Swimmers should not be allowed to participate in breath-holding or underwater swimming contests. True In an aquatic facility, slipping and falling is usually caused by running. The StarGuard Risk Management Model consists of the following: prevention, surveill...

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STARGUARD Questions And Answers

Swimmers should not be allowed to participate in breath-holding or underwater swimming

contests. True




In an aquatic facility, slipping and falling is usually caused by running.




The StarGuard Risk Management Model consists of the following: prevention,

surveillance, respond and rescue, emergency care, workplace expectations.




What is a good course of action if the behavior of another person is suspicious enough for you to

be concerned? Notify your supervisor and call for police assistance.




What does RWI stand for? Recreational Water Illness.




Personal protection equipment (PPE) should, at a minimum, include which items?

Disposable gloves, barrier (CPR) mask, protective eyewear, and footwear.

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Why is disease more likely to be transmitted through loose stools (diarrhea), rather than a solid

stool? If a person is ill with diarrhea, the stool can contain millions of germs that spread

quickly through the water.




What would you do if you were using standard (universal) precautions? Consider and treat

all bodily fluids and bodily substances as through they were contaminated.




What is the proper ratio of bleach to water for a solution that will be used to clean up bodily

fluids and fecal matter on surfaces around the pool? 1 part bleach to 9 parts water




If a break in your skin is directly exposed to a patron's bodily fluids, what is the first thing you

should do? Wash the area with soap and water.




Which of the following are germs that can cause recreational water illness? Norovirus,

cryptosporidium, E. coli, and giardia.




Occupational exposure to blood or the bodily fluids from another person puts you at risk for

which diseases? HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B (HBV), and hepatitis C (HCV)

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What should you assume about blood and other body fluids from all persons? The fluids

are potentially infectious.




How long has the parasite cryptosporidium been known to survive, even in properly maintained

swimming pool water? Up to 11 days.




What is the difference between distress and drowning? A person is drowning if the face

and airway (mouth and nose) are covered with water and the head cannot be lifted or brought to

the surface to breathe.




How quickly a person progresses from distress to drowning varies depending on many

circumstances. True




What happens when a drowning person tries to breathe? The person may swallow large

amounts of water.




What determines whether water is "shallow" or not? A person's height

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Which is the correct description of drowning? Drowning is a process with three possible

outcomes: survival without brain damage, survival with brain damage, or death.




Which organs are at greatest risk for permanent damage during drowning? Brain and heart




It is correct to say that a person had a "near drowning" if he or she survives. False




Why is it important to get air to a person who is drowning as quickly as possible? To

prevent or minimize brain damage, to prevent the heart from stopping, and to keep the organs

functioning.




The length of time that a person is submerged is the most important predictor of survival.

True




You can interrupt the drowning process by bringing the person's face and airway above

the water and giving rescue breaths if the person is not breathing normally.




A person always exhibits instinctive responses on the surface during the drowning process.

False

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