Ready to take the Lifeguard practice test? Red Cross was established as an oath to protect human life and health, alleviate human suffering around the globe, and ensure respect for all human beings. Well, Red Cross has almost around 17 million volunteers worldwide. But being a volunteer takes a mandatory certification exam, which ensures if you are ready to respond in emergencies or not. So, here we have got you a Lifeguard practice test to help you prepare for the exam.
The person has a runny nose
The person has a stomachache
The person has an earache
The person has trouble breathing
Get consent to give
Ask questions
Do not touch or move painful, injured areas on the body
All of the above
Lift the person up
Give the person CPR
Tap the person and shout, "Are you ok?"
Look, listen, and try to feel for signs of breathing.
Call 911
Check for signs of life
Drive the person to the hospital
Give two rescue breaths
2 seconds
5 seconds
9 seconds
10 seconds
The scene is determined to be safe
The person's condition worsens
You are too exhausted to continue
You need to call 911
Every 2 minutes or about 40 breaths
First minutes, then every 30 seconds afterward
After every minute
After the first minute, then not again until EMS arrives
Call-check-secure
Check-call-CPR
Check-call-care
Care-call-check
A heat-related emergency
A cold-related emergency
A heart attack
A seizure
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4
5
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