On the Guard: The YMCA Lifeguard ManualThis thorough guide covers such topics as the stages of drowning, rescue techniques, special problems such as heart attacks and cramps, and lifeguarding in different situations such as pools and oceans. |
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Contents
First Aid for Special Situations | 78 |
Personal Safety 5 Public Relations | 85 |
Information Emergency Procedures | 94 |
Copyright | |
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