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Lifeguarding Manual
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American National Red Cross

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Emmaline is finished

104 of 350

— Sep 22, 2026 06:25PM Add a comment

Emmaline is on page 61 of 98

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Emmaline is on page 49 of 98

Drowning is quick and silent. You will not hear someone drown; you have to spot them.

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Emmaline is on page 45 of 98

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Emmaline is on page 24 of 98

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Emmaline is on page 10 of 98

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William Peterson is 90% done

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Lydia is finished

— Apr 27, 2019 03:51PM Add a comment

Kenna Bower is finished

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Kenna Bower is finished

blood borne pathogens and spinal injuries are a risk.

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Kenna Bower is finished

What you should do while reacting to an emergency and why EAP's are important.

— Apr 10, 2019 05:57AM Add a comment

Kenna Bower is finished

The difference between elevated, ground level, roving, floating, and dispatch stations.

— Apr 07, 2019 07:06PM Add a comment

Kenna Bower is finished

This book teaches about lifeguards needing to act within 30 seconds to prevent a drowning victim from suffering brain damage or death. Also no running at pools.

— Apr 07, 2019 06:20PM Add a comment