Description

A sudden cessation of heart functioning, meaning it stops pumping blood; verified by absence of a pulse
The condition of being held responsible for one’s actions
Drowning in which the guest struggles on the surface for a short period before submerging
Occasional gasping breaths that often occur when the heart stops beating in cases of cardiac arrest
A blockage of the air passage
A severe life-threatening allergic reaction
An action of helping a distressed swimmer while being able to maintain the 10/20 Protection standard in the Zone of Protection area
A medical condition involving the lungs
A closed wound of the soft tissue
The loss of water in the body
An injury to a joint, where two or more bones come together, in which the bone ends are forced from their normal position resulting in deformity
An additional injury that causes pain that can overwhelm the back or neck pain that should be of primary concern
The sudden loss of consciousness
A broken bone: open or closed
Death to part to the heart muscle caused by blockage of the coronary arteries
An emergency that occurs when a person spends too much time in a hot environment without taking in enough fluid and electrolytes to maintain the body’s balance
A condition in which a diabetic has too little blood sugar
A sudden involuntary change in the activity level of brain cells, usually due to disease, trauma, overdose, or chemical reactions
The collapse of circulatory function caused by severe injury, blood loss, or disease
Injury to the spinal cord or vertebrae, usually caused by a blow to the head, neck, or back
An injury in which ligaments and tendons are overstretched around a joint
A injury in which muscles are overstretched
The blockage or bursting of a blood vessel in the brain resulting in insufficient oxygen
An abnormally rapid electrical disturbance originating in the ventricles of the heart that causes the heart to beat too fast to effectively pump blood
Life-threatening disorganized electrical activity originating within the ventricles of the heart; a common cause of sudden cardiac death in adults

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