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False. All pools, including home pools, should be made inaccessible to children. Generally, a fence at least four feet high with self-closing, self-latching gates is needed. See your local code enforcement officer for specifics about access to your above ground pool from your yard or deck.
False. You should never swim alone, always swim with a "buddy". And keep an eye on each other, even at a guarded pool or beach. And parents, keep an eye on young children even when they are with another person and a lifeguard is present.
False. It's always best to know the water depth before you dive. You will need at least eight feet of water in and around the area of your dive.
True. Alcohol slows your reaction times, affects balance and impairs judgement. High summer heat and fatigue can increase the effects of alcohol.
False. Only time sobers you up.
False. These devices are not designed to act as life preservers. They often tip over or deflate. Also, non-swimmers may have a false sense of security and go into water too deep for their swimming ability.
False. Young children should be closely watched even when a lifeguard is present. However, the most common drowning victims are males in their teen years through their mid 20's.
True. Although they need to take a few precautions.
