Personal Safety
Emergency Misc
First Aid
CPR/AED
Miscellaneous
100
The number for Emergency Medical Services
911
100
Name two natural disasters
Earthquakes, floods, landslides, wildfires
100
Heat exhaustion and heat stroke, the more severe is
Heat stroke
100
CPR stands for
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
100
The only continent in which spiders and snakes don't exist
Antarctica
200
PPE stands for
Personal Protective Equipment
200
The name of this device and it's purpose
EpiPen, used for anaphylactic shock (life threatening allergic reaction)
200
The three C's of giving emergency care
1. Check
2. Call
3. Care
200
The first step in using the AED
Turn on AED
200
The fastest human sense
Hearing
300
Why might someone hesitate to help in an emergency?
Bystander effect, lack of training, fear making things worse, not wanting to get into legal trouble
300
Two commonly found household poisonous substances in the United States
1. Cleaning products
2. Medications
300
First aid treatment for first degree burns
Run affected area under cool water for 10-15 minutes
300
The two steps for Hands Only CPR
1. Call 9-1-1
2. Push hard and fast
300
The Roman numeral M stands for
1,000
400
Set in place to prevent people fear being sued as a result of incorrectly performing first aid in an emergency
Good Samaritan Law
400
The fire triangle
Oxygen, Heat, and Fuel
400
The universal sign for choking... And the first aid treatment for choking
1. Hands on throat
2. The Heimlich Maneuver
400
Before pressing the shock button on an AED machine you should do this.
Clear! No one touch the patient.
400
A group of giraffes is called
A tower
500
Name the top three causes of teen crashes
1. Distracted driving
2. Speeding & risky behavior
3. Impaired driving
500
An athlete is unconscious but breathing. The position they should be left in while a person goes to get help, if no spinal injury is suspected
The recovery position
500
The signs and symptoms of stroke
F - Face Drooping
A - Arm Weakness
S - Speech Difficulty
T - Time to call 9-1-1
500
The rate of compression
Fast compression, between 100-120 times a minute
500
The tallest tree in the world. Must be exact.
California Redwood