Steps to Rendering First Aid Life-Threatening Emergencies Injuries Miscellaneous Random Facts
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What is the best way to prevent getting lost in the wilderness?
The buddy system.
100
What is respiratory arrest?
No signs of chest expansion or sound of breathing.
100
What is an insect bite?
This is best prevented with the use of DEET or an equivalent product.
100
What is drowning?
This injury is best prevented by wearing a proper floatation device.
100
Orville and Wilbur Wright.
He and his brother are considered the fathers of modern aviation.
200
What is the best way to call for help?
A walkie talkie, land line, or cell phone in the possession of a youth leader.
200
What is no heartbeat or cardiac arrest?
A lack of palpable pulse.
200
What is a 2nd degree burn?
This type of burn involves redness, pain and blistering of dermis and epidermis, but there is not charring or damage to deeper tissues?
200
What is electric shock from lightning?
This injury is best prevented by avoiding trees, mountain peaks and other tall objects during a thunderstorm.
200
Who is Neil Armstrong?
He was the first Human to set foot on the moon. He famously described this moment as "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
300
What is the 1st step to rendering aid?
Before providing aid, check the scene and make sure it is safe for you to help.
300
What is choking?
This life-threatening condition is treated by embracing the victim from behind at the level of their umbilicus and thrusting upwards with your joined fists under the rib cage.
300
What is hypothermia?
This condition starts with shivering, followed by clumsiness, slurred speech, confusion and finally drowsiness.
300
What is the 4 handed seat carry?
This method of carrying an injured victim involves interlocking 4 wrists and hands to create a seat.
300
Who is Amelia Earhart?
She was the first female aviator to cross the Atlantic Ocean on a solo flight.
400
What is the 2nd step to rendering aid?
After assuring your safety, call or send for professional help.
400
What is shock?
Often caused by significant blood loss, this condition is characterized by a weak pulse, fast heart rate, pale/mottled skin and decreased level of consciousness.
400
What is a tetanus shot?
This shot prevents a life-threatening illness that can occur after stepping on a rusty nail. Symptoms of this illness include difficulty swallowing, lockjaw and painful muscle spasms.
400
What is water?
Especially in hot weather conditions, you are unlikely to survive more than 2 days without this.
400
What is the Panama Canal.
Considered the greatest engineering feat of the early 20th century, this project dramatically shortened transoceanic voyages.
500
What is the 3rd step to rendering aid?
If the scene is safe and professional help is on the way, help those in need of assistance.
500
What is anaphylactic shock?
Often caused by an insect bite, this condition is characterized by a rash, flushing, nausea/vomiting, low blood pressure and difficulty breathing.
500
What is heatstroke?
Often occurring on hot days, the symptoms of this condition include headache, dizziness, hot red skin, lack of sweating, muscle weakness, nausea, rapid heartbeat and rapid shallow breathing. May progress to coma and death.
500
What is a blister?
This condition is best treated with moleskin.
500
Who is Nikola Tesla.
He was the original proponent of today's pattern of electricity transmission involving alternating current. His proposal was in direct competition with Thomas Edison's Direct Current model.






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