The Basics
He started scouting.
Baden Powell
This condition can cause organ failure and can be life-threatening. Usually occurs after a person is injured or under great stress.
SHOCK
This person pulls in the rescued swimmer
Line Tender
Used to tie two like ropes together
Square Knot
This weather develops out of deep low-pressure areas over warm waters.
Hurricane
The Scout Motto
Be Prepared
A person who is ________ will grasp their throat.
Choking
What does RICE mean when treating Sprains and Strains
R-Rest
I-Ice
C-Compression
E- Elevation
Used at the top of the rainfly
Bowline Knot
Cell Phone, Local Weather Channel, Newspaper, Old Farmer
Ways to obtain a weather forecast
The 4th law in scouting
friendly
The ABC's of CPR
Airway, Breathing, Circulation
1st step in first aid/emergency
Check the surroundings
Used at the beginning and end of most lashings.
Clove Hitch
To predict fair weather remember this poem:
"If smoke goes high, no ________ comes by"
Rain
The Scout Slogan
Do a good turn daily
Pale clammy skin, nausea, dizzy, headache
Signs of Heat Exhaustion
This indicates the fire-pit is out!
Cold to the touch
Used at the bottom of the rainfly
Taut Line Hitch
This poem "If smoke hands low, watch out for a blow." means this type of weather.
Stormy-Weather
The amount of merit badges required for Eagle
21
Uncomfortable Pressure, unusual sweating, nausea, shortness of breath, Feelings of weakness
signs of a heart attack
Three R's of Personal Safety
Recognize, Resist, Report
Used to tie two different diameter ropes together
Sheet Bend
This latin word means the type of cloud that will produce rain.
Nimbus