Hot and Cold
This is caused by low body temperature
Hypothermia
Care given to a victim until help arrives
First Aid
A stretched or torn ligament around a joint
Sprain
Pinching the nostrils or applying cold, wet cloths are two methods to stop this
Nosebleed
A reddish fluid draining from a victim's ears and mouth could indicate this
Brain injury
This occurs when sweat glands do not function properly
Heat Stroke
A serum used for treating snake bites
Antivenin
A splint is used to immobilize this
Do this if your clothes catch on fire
Stop, Drop, and Roll
A burn received from touching a live wire
An electrical burn
The freezing of body tissue
Frostbite
When a victim shows no signs of breathing, the rescuer should restore breathing by giving this
Rescue breathing or artificial respiration
This is used to effectively treat muscle injuries
RICE
Take these three steps to control severe bleeding
1. Apply direct pressure
2. Elevate the injury
3. Apply pressure at the pressure point
If a stranger knocks on your door while you are home alone, you should do this
Not answer the door
Caused by excessive loss of body fluids due to sweating profusely
Heat Exhaustion
This is administered to someone who is choking
Heimlich maneuver
A break, chip, or crack in a bone
Fracture
The ABCs of first aid
Airway, Breathing, Circulation
Do this to avoid spinal injury when you are swimming in unfamiliar water
Go feet first the first time, check for submerged objects, and check the depth of the water before diving
This kind of burn goes through all of the layers of the skin
Third-degree
Any sickness or injury that requires immediate care
Medical emergency
A jostling of the brain inside its protective, bony covering
Concussion
You will be able to float for long periods of time without using much energy by practicing this
Survival Float or H.E.L.P.
You can get electrocuted if you make contact with this
A live wire