Second Class First Aid
After washing a raccoon bite with soap and water, this is the next step.
Get to a doctor — rabies and infection risk
Name three of the five most common signals of a heart attack.
Chest pain/pressure, pain spreading to arm/neck/jaw, shortness of breath, sweating, nausea or lightheadedness.
Joins two ropes the same size.
Square Knot
Challenge: Whoever picks this, challenge a person from another patrol YOUR RANK to see who can do a proper square knot faster, if you win you get 1.5 points, if they win you get no points and they get double.
Blue means this on a topo map; green means this.
Water; vegetation
What are the names of our patrols?
FP
SotS
BB
What does Cool clammy skin, rapid pulse, heavy sweating on a hot hike indicate
Heat exhaustion
How would you wrap the bandage for a sprained ankle.
Figure-eight wrap around foot and ankle.
Ties a line to a post under steady pull
Two half hitches
The gap between true north and where your needle points
Declination
How many Troop Yells do we have, do not include any that most of the troop does not know.(Anything basically brand new)
4
Hand To Hand
201 Sound Off
201 San Ramon, Bravo
This is where its all begun
A fishhook is in past the barb what is the one thing you should NOT do
Pull it out
A Scout is unconscious in a smoke-filled room. how would you move them out by yourself.
Stay low and use a drag — blanket drag or clothes drag, keeping the head supported.
The adjustable loop that gets tighter when being pulled.
Taut-line hitch
Contour lines packed tightly together tell you this about the terrain
It's steep, or its incline
What council and district are we in?
Meridian District. GGAC
This life-threatening condition features a core body temperature of 104°F or higher, confusion, and hot, flushed skin.
heat stroke
You smell gas. Name two things you do NOT do and one thing you do
Don't flip switches, don't light anything, don't use a phone inside. Do get everyone out, then shut off the gas from outside and call from a safe distance.
Basically don't do anythign that could even possible cause a spark
A fixed loop that won't tighten used commonly in rescue
Bowline
How you orient a map with a compass
Turn map and compass together until the needle sits in the orienting arrow
Where do we camp every winter, and summer where they have a zipline in the summer and a massive bonfire in the winter
Glendennings
For a partial-thickness (second-degree) burn, name two things you should do and two things you should never do.
Do: cool with water, cover loosely with a clean dressing
Don't: break blisters, apply butter/ointment, or use ice.
What rhythm should you be doing CPR at and how many rescue breaths, and how hard should you be doing chest compressions.
100–120 compressions per minute like the song stayin alive, at least 2 inches deep but no more than 2.4, with 2 rescue breaths after every 30 compressions.
Joins two ropes of DIFFERENT thickness.
Sheet bend
approximately how many degrees off is true north from magnetic north WHERE WE LIVE
roughly 13 degrees
Name a past Scoutmaster from before the current one.
The only one I know is Rose Tischler.