MPM Lifeguard course study guide Questions with Complete Solutions (Latest 2025) What does STAAR stand for? - Correct Answers ✅stand, target, assess, rescue what does EAP stand for and describe - Correct Answers ✅Emergency action plan (it is pool specific and describes who does what and when in an emergency) what does RWI stand for and example - Correct Answers ✅recreational water illness (example. e coli, cripto) in addition to being specific for each facility and type of emergency, what is another characteristic of a good emergency action plan (EAP) - Correct Answers ✅it is practiced using realistic scenarios why might an unresponsive person appear to be moving or appear to move location in water - Correct Answers ✅movement of the water created by others or pool currents may cause an unresponsive person to move which is crucially important fact for lifeguards to be aware of at all times - Correct Answers ✅drowning is a process with
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MPM Lifeguard course study guide Questions with Complete Solutions (Latest 2025) what is scanning - Correct Answers ✅searching the water in a systematic way you are covered under good samaritan law when on the clock working for MPM - Correct Answers ✅false what would be the correct term to use if a person experienced a drowning incident, but was resuscitated and did not die - Correct Answers ✅non-fatal drowning an unresponsive drowning person may be found floating near the pool bottom or lying on the bottom, where else may you find a drowning person - Correct Answers ✅floating on the surface or just underneath the surface of the water why is disease more likely to be transmitted through loose stools rather than a solid stool - Correct Answers ✅diarrhea can contain millions of germs that spread quickly through the water if an unresponsive drowning person may look similar to people who are floating or are underwater and are okay, what can you do to tell them apart - Correct Answers ✅look to see if the person lifts his or her head to breathe within a few seconds (look for signs of life)
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