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Lifeguard Tapping Head. Tapping the top of your head. One or two long whistle blasts. Nasco lifeguard manual the national aquatic safety company copyright nasco 1999 rev. Watch my area sometimes used to get lifeguards attention to your area. The rescuer is sure to support the victim’s head with their hands. Lifeguards are able to scan their entire zone and recognize a guest in destress within 10 seconds. Indicating an emergency that may require a rescue and the. Hand signals were developed to enable effective communication between lifeguards in situations where other communication methods were unavailable, particularly when lifeguards. Decode whistle signals, learn how to use them effectively, and choose. To prevent injury, a lifeguard should make sure their head is to one side of the victim’s to make sure they are not struck in the face by the victim when placing them on the tube. Study with quizlet and memorize flashcards. Study with quizlet and memorize. To activate the emergency action plan (eap);

Watch my area sometimes used to get lifeguards attention to your area. Hand signals were developed to enable effective communication between lifeguards in situations where other communication methods were unavailable, particularly when lifeguards. The rescuer is sure to support the victim’s head with their hands. Lifeguards are able to scan their entire zone and recognize a guest in destress within 10 seconds. To prevent injury, a lifeguard should make sure their head is to one side of the victim’s to make sure they are not struck in the face by the victim when placing them on the tube. One or two long whistle blasts. To activate the emergency action plan (eap); Tapping the top of your head. Study with quizlet and memorize. Study with quizlet and memorize flashcards.

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Lifeguard Tapping Head Tapping the top of your head. Hand signals were developed to enable effective communication between lifeguards in situations where other communication methods were unavailable, particularly when lifeguards. Study with quizlet and memorize. One or two long whistle blasts. To activate the emergency action plan (eap); Study with quizlet and memorize flashcards. To prevent injury, a lifeguard should make sure their head is to one side of the victim’s to make sure they are not struck in the face by the victim when placing them on the tube. Tapping the top of your head. Nasco lifeguard manual the national aquatic safety company copyright nasco 1999 rev. Decode whistle signals, learn how to use them effectively, and choose. Watch my area sometimes used to get lifeguards attention to your area. Lifeguards are able to scan their entire zone and recognize a guest in destress within 10 seconds. The rescuer is sure to support the victim’s head with their hands. Indicating an emergency that may require a rescue and the.