Knots
This knot is commonly used to join two ropes of the same thickness
Square Knot
This is the first step you should take when approaching an injured person
Checking the scene for saftey
This flotation device should always be worn while boating
life jacket (PDF- Personal flotation device)
this rule reminds hikers to stay on marked trails
trail etiquette
this clothing system uses layers to stay warm and dry
layering
This knot is often used to secure a rope to a pole or tree and is easy to untie
two half hitches
This condition happens when the body cannot get enough oxygenated Blood
Shock
this rule helps prevent drowning by requiring swimmers to ave a partners
buddy system
this item helps prevent blisters while hiking
proper hiking socks
this fabric should be avoided in cold weather because it holds moisture
cotton
This knot is best for joining two ropes of different thicknesses
Sheet bend
This is the correct treatment for a minor burn
Cooling the with cool running water
this dangerous water condition pulls swimmers away from sore
rip current
this method helps hikers avoid getting lost by noting landmarks
landmarks for navigation
this piece of ear insulates you from the cold ground while sleeping
sleeping pad
This knot creates a fixed loop that will not slip or tighten
Bowline
Bleeding that is life threatening
severe bleeding
This rescue rule emphasizes reaching or throwing instead of swimming
reach, throw , don't go
this principle means leaving nature as you found it
leave no trace
this condition occurs wen the body temperature drops too low
hypothermia
This knot is used to start ad finish lashings
Clove hitch
Emergency procedure is used wen someone is choking and cannot breathe
Heimlich maneuver
this skill helps you stay afloat without much energy
survival float or treading water
this essential item helps hikers determine direction without electronics
compass
this safety rule helps prevent carbon monoxide poising in cold camps
never using stoves or eaters inside tents