Cardiovascular System
There are this many chambers in the heart
What are 4 chambers?
This is the primary muscle involved in flexing the elbow.
What is the Biceps?
This is a condition when a person's body temperature drops below a safe level.
What is hypothermia?
When thinking about leave no trace principles, finish the sentence:
Pack in...
Pack out.
This is the term used for the how the body takes in and processes fuel.
What is metabolism? ?
This word(starts with P) refers to anything having to do with the lungs.
What is "Pulmonary"?
This is the primary muscle involved in the extension of the knee joint.
What is the quadricep?
This is what the RICE method means and when you would use it.
What is Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation? Used when treating most joint or limb injuries
These are the two type of metabolism.
Catabolic and Anabolic
Name 4 out of the 6 main nutrients that the body needs to function.
What are Protein, Carbohydrates, Minerals, Water, Lipids(fats), Vitamins?
The heart is made out of this.
What is cardiac muscle?
This is the one of the largest muscles in the body, and the one primarily used when kicking a soccer ball.
What is the Gluteus Maximus?
These are the two most important elements to consider when making a splint for a limb.
What are support and comfort?
This is the name of the artery that returns blood from the body to the heart.
What is the Vena Cava?
The body is made up of this much water.
What is 65%? Will accept + or - 5%
This is the main artery that carries blood away from the heart.
What is the aorta?
I use this muscle when I point my toes towards the ground.
What is the gastrocnemius or calf muscle?
This is a condition that occurs when the body is unable to cool itself adequately.
What is Heat Exhaustion?
This is the type of map that we use to help us determine/understand the contours of the land.
What is a topographical map?
This is a calorie.
What is a unit of measurement that defines the amount of energy that certain foods contain?
This is where the blood travels after it has gone to the lungs to pick up oxygen.
What is back to the heart?
This is the primary muscle one would use when throwing a ball(baseball, football, basketball, etc).
What is the pectoral muscle?
This is the most important thing to do if you come across a victim in the wilderness(or anywhere!)
What is make sure the scene is safe.
True or False: Leave What you Find is a core principle of Leave No Trace
True
Our body uses this percentage of our calorie consumption for basic functions.
What is 70%?