Studied by 12 people
Lifeguarding
The profession of monitoring and ensuring the safety of swimmers at pools, beaches, and other aquatic environments.
CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation)
A lifesaving technique used in emergencies when someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped.
First Aid
The initial assistance provided to a person suffering from a minor or serious illness or injury until professional medical help arrives.
Rescue Techniques
Methods used by lifeguards to safely retrieve a person in distress from the water.
Surveillance
The act of closely monitoring swimmers to identify potential dangers or emergencies.
Water Safety
Practices and guidelines aimed at preventing accidents and ensuring a safe swimming environment.
Emergency Action Plan
A predetermined set of procedures to follow in case of an emergency situation at a swimming facility.
Drowning
A serious and often fatal condition that occurs when a person is unable to breathe due to submersion in water.
Swim Test
An assessment to determine a swimmer's ability and comfort level in the water, often required before participation in certain activities.
Lifeguard Certification
A credential obtained after completing training in lifeguarding skills, CPR, and first aid, often required to work as a lifeguard.
