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48 | | Swimming and Water SafetyMany Americans live, work and play in or near water. In fact, nearly 40 percent of our nation s population lives in counties directly on a shoreline, and this number is getting bigger each year. That s not even counting our access to lakes, rivers, pools and other Aquatic , more than ever, knowing how to recognize and respond to an Aquatic emergency is as important as knowing how to prevent and Responding to Aquatic EmergenciesCHAPTER 3 CHAPTER 3 | Recognizing and Responding to Aquatic Emergencies | 49 Recognizing an EmergencyAn emergency can happen to anyone in or around the water, regardless of swimming ability. For example, a strong swimmer can get into trouble in the water because of sudden illness or injury. Or, a nonswimmer playing in shallow water can be knocked down by a wave or pulled into deeper water by a rip current.
|Chapter 3 Recognizing and Responding to Aquatic Emergencies | 5 3 for bystanders who may be able to help you. Never rush into a dangerous situation, or you risk becoming a victim yourself.
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