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8 I would follow the emergency action plan as defined by the facility management. No-one should teach at an aquatic facility without knowing the procedures for emergencies. The 'severe respiratory distress' could be several different things - asthma attack, heart attack, anxiety attack. You wouldn't know for sure, so you would have to stop class, get this person to the edge of the pool, and/or out of the water, and send someone from your class to the phone. Severe respiratory distress could well require a 911 call. |