Responding to Medical Emergencies
The number you call when there is any type of serious emergency.
What is 911!
The location of the heart inside the body.
What is the left side of the chest?
The rules a person has for their body.
What are boundaries?
Knocking over all the pins in the first roll in bowling.
What is a strike?
The vitamin found in oranges.
What is vitamin C?
An emergency where a person's arm is weak, one side of their face is drooping and its difficult to speak.
What is a stroke?
The gas that your heart and lungs work to deliver to your body.
What is oxygen?
Being able to understand a person's feelings.
What is empathy?
The player that throws the ball in football.
What is the Quarterback?
The 6 nutrients.
What is carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals and water?
When a person's heart stops working.
What is sudden cardiac arrest?
The name for movement of blood through the heart, veins and arteries.
What is circulation?
Owning one’s actions and being accountable for their consequences.
What is Responsibility?
The pathway a player moves on offence when trying to catch the ball in football.
What is a route?
The mineral found in milk.
What is calcium!
Pushing on a person's chest with interlaced fingers and stiff arms to keep their heart working and blood flowing during CPR.
What is chest compressions?
The amount of chambers in the heart.
What is 4?
Addressing disagreements in a constructive and respectful manner.
What is Conflict Resolution?
The maximum amount of points after 10 frames in bowling.
What is 300 points?
Pigs have these two nutrients.
What is fats and protein?
The term for helping someone with cuts, scraps, nose bleeds and minor injuries.
What is First-Aid
The body's system for blood flow in the body.
What is the circulatory system?
Recognizing one’s emotions, strengths, and areas for growth.
What is Self-Awareness?
The amount of points given for a touchdown without the extra point kick in football.
What is 6 points?
The 5 nutrients found in this popular St. Paddy's Day meal. Cornbeef and cabbage.
What is protein, fats, minerals, carbohydrates. and water