Knots
A technique used to repair the frayed ends of a rope with another, smaller, thinner rope.
What is whipping?
Signs of a fracture
What is DOTS(Deformity, Open Wounds, Tenderness, Swelling)
Three buckets used to clean dishes on a camp out
What are cold-rinse, hot-soap, hot-rinse?
What your backpack should be for efficient packing
What is a bag of bags?
Principles of Leave No Trace
What is Plan Ahead and Prepare, Travel and Camp and durable surfaces, Dispose of waste properly, leave what you find, minimize campfire impacts, respect wildlife, be considerate of other visitors?
A technique used to repair the frayed ends of a rope by exposing it to heat so as to "melt" the frayed ends together.
What is fusing?
Method for treating sprains/strains
What is RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation)
Eating together with this group gives you an opportunity to experience the full fellowship of scouting, and turn the outing into a special moment.
What is your patrol?
The weight limit of your bag
What is 30% of your total body weight?
Depth of a cathole
What is 6-8 inches?
A hitch commonly used to begin and end lashings
What is a clove hitch?
What to check if you suspect someone has a stroke
What is FAST( Face, Arm, Speech, Time) (page 124)
The number of steps away from nearby bodies of water you should take when dumping dishwater away from camp
What is 75 feet?
Something you should bring on both camping and hiking trips.
What is a first-aid kit?
Principles of Tread lightly!
What is travel responsibly, respect the rights of others, educate yourself, avoid sensitive areas, Do your part?
The resistance that objects encounter when moving against each other. This is the force that knots rely on to hold themselves together.
What is friction?
Signals of a Heart Attack
What are Persistent, uncomfortable pressure, Unusual sweating, Nausea, Shortness of Breath, feeling of weakness, burning sensation in center of chest.?
The temperature that raw meat/eggs should be stored at
What is 40 degrees Farenheit or lower?
The ideal place to pitch a tent.
What is flat terrain with little/no rocks/twigs?
Proper dimensions when building a latrine.
What is 3 to 4 feet long and 6-8 inches deep?
An example of a knot(s) used to tie to ropes together.
What is the square knot, sheet bend, etc.?
Steps of the first aid method(triage, what to do in a situation where first aid is required)
Something that you get if you don't handle food cleanly.
What are food-borne illnesses?
Somethings that protects tents from sun/rain.
What is a tarp, rainfly?
Four C's of the Outdoor Code
What is clean in my outdoor manners, careful with fire, considerate in the outdoors, conservation minded?