Emergency response
Staying and getting found
Search and rescue vehicles/teams
Search and Rescue Procedures
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100

What is dehydration and how do you cure it? 

Drink water.

100

Explain the buddy system.

Multiple people going somewhere 

100

Name 3 features of a rescue helicopter

The blades, the harness cable, and the stabilizer blade. 

100

Explain the importance of effective communication in search and rescue.

To have correct info at all times. 

100

How many people are on a search team? 

10-30

200

What is the difference between heat stroke and sun burn.

Heat stroke is a serious sun related illness 

Sunburn is a burn from the sun. 

200

Explain how weather impacts search and rescue.

It effects the gear and time of search.

200

What system of communication is used inside of search and rescue vehicles? 

GPS traceable radios

200

What is a sent item?

Any clothing with a sent for doges to track.

200

What are 3 careers related to search and rescue? 

Conservation Law Enforcement, Helicopter Rescue, Swimmers/Medics

300

Explain shock

A bodily reaction to sudden change in temperature.

300

What is the best way of getting seen from the ground by a plane

Fire and sos in sand

300

How would you get someone out of a mountainous region.

Have ground teams look the send the helicopter.

300

Explain the difference between search and rescue

Searching is actively looking for someone and rescue is rescuing them 

300

Explain how to treat the bite of a Venomous snake. 

seek emergency medical attention immediately by calling 911 or rushing to the nearest emergency room, 

400

Explain how to treat the bite of a Wild animal.

immediately apply pressure to stop bleeding, wash the wound thoroughly with soap and running water for 5 minutes, and apply a sterile bandage

400

How do you use a Signaling Mirror 

point it at the sun and at the place to travel

400

Name 3 possible search and rescue teams

Sky teams, scuba teams, ground teams. 

400

Explain the difference between PLS (place last seen) and LKP (last known point)

PLS (Point Last Seen): The exact location where a witness or the subject themselves visually confirms the person was last seen.


LKP (Last Known Point): The last location where the subject is verifiably known to have been, determined by physical evidence (e.g., footprints, a discarded object, or a verified electronic signal) rather than a direct sighting

400

Explain how to orient a map

Find Magnetic North: Hold your baseplate compass flat and find where the red needle points.Align the Map: Place your compass flat on the map so the edge runs parallel to the map's North-South grid lines (the vertical lines on the map).Turn Together: Rotate the entire map and compass together until the red end of the compass needle points to the "N" on the map's dial.

500

Explain how to treat the sting of a scorpion. 

wash the site with mild soap and water, apply a cool compress for 10-20 minutes, and elevate the limb to heart level.

500

Explain how the personal Locator beam works.

when manually activated, transmits a distress signal to a worldwide satellite network

500

Name 6 search and rescue vehicles 

heavy rescue truck, Ambulance, Aircraft, Rescue Helicopter, Brush Truck, Hovercraft.

500

Explain what is a grid search and how do you use it

a highly organized, systematic sweep of an area where a team of searchers walks in straight, parallel lines

500

Explain the official duties of a search and rescue team.

locating, accessing, and medically stabilizing individuals in distress or recovering those in peril

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