Across
- 3. Medical emergency caused by a severe, life-threatening drop in core temperature.
- 7. Topical barrier cream used by outdoor guards to block harmful UV rays.
- 8. A powerful, narrow channel of fast-moving water pulling away from shore.
- 11. The primary audio signaling tool used to alert swimmers or command a clear.
- 12. Personal protective equipment worn on hands to block biohazards.
- 15. The medical term for the "R" in the life-saving acronym CPR.
- 17. Water conditions of minimal depth where non-swimmers can easily stand.
- 19. The designated boundary or area of water a guard is assigned to watch.
- 20. The standard chemical element used to sanitize public pool systems.
- 21. A floating, flexible foam or plastic device used to support victims.
- 22. Life-saving gas administered to a non-breathing aquatic victim.
- 23. Periodic, formal practice sessions to keep lifeguarding skills sharp.
Down
- 1. The fabric accessory used by guards or patrons to dry off.
- 2. Immediate care provided to an injured person before paramedics arrive.
- 4. Device placed over a victim's face to safely deliver rescue breaths.
- 5. Severe respiratory impairment resulting from submersion in liquid.
- 6. An automated medical device used to analyze heart rhythm and shock.
- 9. The state of constant, highly focused alertness required to spot drowning.
- 10. A condition of muscle cramping or exhaustion caused by overheating.
- 13. A high-priority traumatic injury requiring strict in-line stabilization.
- 14. The strap worn around a lifeguard's neck to secure their whistle.
- 16. The continuous visual surveillance technique used to sweep a pool zone.
- 17. The elevated observation platform providing an optimal view of a zone.
- 18. Rigid medical equipment used to immobilize a patient with neck trauma.
- 20. Emergency protocol combining chest compressions and rescue breaths.
