Bronze medallion test Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Royal Life Saving has developed easy ways to remember rules known as the Aquacode. These rules include: a. Go together, float and wave, reach to rescue b. Wear a hat, wear a shirt, use sunscreen c. Don't eat before you swim, don't swim alone, use a stick to rescue d. No running, no pushing, no diving - Answer - a. Go together, float and wave, reach to rescue What is the number to dial when calling the emergency services: a. 990 b. 011 c. 911 d. 000 - Answer - d. 000 Wha...

Royal Life Saving has developed easy ways to remember rules known as the Aquacode. These rules include: a. Go together, float and wave, reach to rescue b. Wear a hat, wear a shirt, use sunscreen c. Don't eat before you swim, don't swim alone, use a stick to rescue d. No running, no Royal Life Saving has developed easy ways to remember rules known as the Aquacode. These rules include: a. Go together, float and wave, reach to rescue b. Wear a hat, wear a shirt, use sunscreen c. Don...

Royal Life Saving has developed easy ways to remember rules known as the Aquacode. These rules include: a. Go together, float and wave, reach to rescue b. Wear a hat, wear a shirt, use sunscreen c. Don't eat before you swim, don't swim alone, use a stick to rescue d. No running, no pushing, no diving - CORRECT ANSWER a. Go together, float and wave, reach to rescue What is the number to dial when calling the emergency services: a. 990 b. 011 c. 911 d. 000 - CORRECT ANSWER d...

Chain of Survival - CORRECT ANSWER - Early call for help - Early CPR - Early defibrillation - Post resuscitation care Primary survey - CORRECT ANSWER DRS ABCD DRS ABCD - CORRECT ANSWER - Danger - Response - Send for help - Airways - Breathing - CPR - Defibrillation Compressions - CORRECT ANSWER - Tilt head for adult and children 1 - 8 years old (not infant) - Chest pressure is 2 hands for adult, 1 - 2 for children and 2 fingers for infants - Hand placement is centre of ch...

What are the elements of water safety? (4) - CORRECT ANSWER Understanding the dangers. Understanding the rules of behaviour for activity in, on or near the water. Swimming and confidence. Safely helping others. What's the key to survival swimming? (2) - CORRECT ANSWER To conserve energy and body heat. How? (10) - CORRECT ANSWER Make a plan and avoid panic, stay afloat and hold onto any buoyant object to help floatation or put of a PFD if one is a available and remain still, maintain th...