Objects in the eye, Puncture wounds from a splinter, nail and fishhook
Dehydration, Serious/Second degree burns (Partial Thickness)
Serious Bleeding, Stopped Breathing and Shock
Ingested Poisoning, Bite of Rabid Animal
Heat Exaustion Heatstroke, hypothermia, and hyperventilation
100
This can cause more irritation in someone with an object in the eye, and should be discouraged
What is rubbing eye
100
By breaking these, you can increase your chances of developing an infection
What is blisters
100
With an accident victim, these are the first six things you should do
What is approach the scene check the scene, call for help, approach safely, treat (ABC's, then bleeding), protect from further injury and treat for shock.
100
These are common poisons found in a home
What is fuel, battery acid, paint chips, pills, medicines, cosmetics, pesticides, cleaning products, plants etc.
100
This is how to treat heat exhaustion. Please demonstrate
What is have individual move and lie in a cool/shady spot, apply wet cloths to body and fan, have them sip water if alert. They should feel better fast, but if symptoms remain get help.
200
This is how you would treat an object in the eye
What is (first prevent from happening by use of safety glasses) Discourage rubbing, encourage blinking, remove contacts if present, run clean water over eye to flush object out. If unable get medical attention.
200
This is how to correctly treat a second degree burn or partial thickness burn. Please demonstrate.
What is place in cool water or apply wet cloth, allow to dry and protect with sterile gauze pad. Avoid breaking blisters and do not apply butter, creams ointments or spays.
200
Every accident victim should be treated for this.
What is shock
200
This is what is meant by rabid animal
What is an animal with rabies. Signs may be the animal is aggressive, disoriented, foaming from mouth due to excessive salivation.
200
When someone is anxious or frightened they may breath too quickly and this can help them.
What is speak calmly and encourage them to calm down, get medical attention to make sure everything is all right. Breathing into a brown paper bag can help if all else fails.
300
Bacteria can get trapped inside a puncture wound, so this procedure can help prevent infection
What is flush wound with clean water squeezing from a water bottle or sturdy plastic bag.
300
The Scout Law verbatum
What is "A scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and reverent
300
Demonstrate how to treat someone who has stopped breathing
What is ABCD
300
This founder of The Boy Scout Association lived in Great Britain.
Who is Baden Powell
300
This is what hypothermia means. Include how to treat it.
What is lower core body temperature. Seek or move to shelter, remove wet clothes and apply dry ones, drink warm liquids if conscious, apply heat pads or warm water bottles at armpit or groin, watch closely and call for help.
400
After removing an object from a puncture wound and cleaning the wound with pressurized water, this will help stop the bleeding and prevent further exposure to bacteria
What is applying a sterile bandage
400
This is how to treat dehydration. Explain what dehydration is.
What is drink plenty of liquids, stay in shaded places, rest, get help if condition does not improve.
400
These are the signs and symptoms of shock, and how to treat it.
What is restlessness or irritability, weakness, confusion,fear, dizziness, skin that is pale, moist, cool and clammy, weak rapid pulse, nausea and vomiting, thirst. Call for help, Treat every accident victim, ABCs, control bleeding, treat wounds, lie down flat if conscious side lying if not, prop up legs 12 inches, and keep victim warm
400
When poisoning is suspected this is what you should do
What is call Poison Control 1-800-222-1222 or 911, Treat for shock and monitor breathing, never give anything by mouth unless instructed by medical professionals, and save vomit or material individual was poisoned with.
400
These are the signs and symptoms of heat stroke
What is hot and dry skin, red flushed skin, rapid pulse, noisy breathing, confusion, uncooperative and sometimes unconscious.
500
This must be done to remove a fishhook
What is cut off the barbed end or eyelet end
500
This is the first aid process
What is observe the scene, call for help, approach cautiously, Provide urgent care ABCDE, prevent further injury, treat for shock, assess, plan.
500
When serious bleeding occurs these steps should be taken
What is place a clean cloth or sterile dressing over wound and apply direct pressure with palm of hand. Secure wound covering if possible once bleeding has stopped, check warmth , cap refill, and pulse of extremity involved, place new pad over old pad if blood soaks through, DO NOT REMOVE OLD PAD.
500
This is how you treat a wild animal bite
What is wash with soap and water and flush wound with pressurized water, cover wound and control bleeding, get medical attention(DO NOT kill or attempt to capture wild animal)
500
Demonstrate how to treat and avoid heat stroke
What is get help, move victim to shady or air conditioned area, loosen tight clothing and cool skin by fanning and applying wet cloths, apply ice packs wrapped in clothe to groin and arm pits, if person is conscious give small amounts of cool water and watch their condition closely. To avoid this, stay hydrated, wear a hat, and avoid exertion in hot weather.
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