Dangers of the Outdoors
The time of the year when heat-related injuries are most common.
What is summer
True or false: Fire is absolutely necessary for survival
What is false?
The easiest shelter option.
What is a tent?
The first step in using a compass
What is orienting the map?
Name the three classes of burns.
What are first degree, second degree, and third degree burns?
Three common natural hazards.
What are severe storms, floods, extreme heat, wildfires, tornadoes, earthquakes, and landslides?
(Answers could include any three variations of those)
If you stay focused, this attribute used in difficult situations can help you.
What is a positive attitude?
The location of a well-placed shelter.
What is on high grounds?
The type of map that shows terrain, elevation, and land features using contour lines
What is a topographic map?
What is to check the scene for any hazards?
The two causes of heat injuries
What are overexertion and dehydration?
First step when lost in the woods
What is to find a clear area?
This will keep you warm and comfortable in your shelter.
What is insulation?
The definition of a map.
What are visual representations of all or part of the Earth’s surface?
A sign that someone is experiencing shock.
What is a weak or rapid heartbeat(unconsciousness, rapid breathing, nausea, or vomiting)?
The three stages of heat stroke.
What are heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke?
The three tangible things that every person needs for survival.
What are shelter, food, and water?
When building a shelter, you should point the entrance in which direction compared to the wind.
What away from or broadside to the wind?
Name 2 parts of a compass.
What are the baseplate, needle, (rotating bezel, direction-of-travel arrow)?
The A in the acronym ABDCE(Primary Assessment) stands for what.
What is Airway?
The number of times faster the body will lose heat when the skin is wet.
What is twenty times faster?
The S in the acronym S.U.R.V.I.V.A.L stands for.
What is Size up the situation?
Three other types of shelter used in the woods.
What are lean-to shelters, debris huts, and A-frame shelters?
Explain the Military Grid Reference System(MGRS).
What is a standardized grid system used by the military and emergency services?
This amount of blood loss is dangerous for an adult.
What is about half a soda can's worth?(2 liters)