Tenderfoot
This injury is a superficial, minor burn or a scald.
What is a First Degree Burn?
This injury affects the outer layer of skin, as well as the dermis, and can also include blisters.
What is a Second Degree Burn?
This procedure can be down on a victim who is not breathing.
What is CPR?
Pain/numbness in the left side, shortness of breath, nausea, disorientation, and perspiration/sweating.
What are the 5 most common signs of a heart attack?
This injury is caused by friction or heat, and most commonly occurs on a hiker's feet or a person's hand. Don't pop it!
What is a blister?
This is the first thing a person would do when they arrive on the scene of any medical or emergency event.
What is check the scene for safety/hazards?
These items can be used to help stabilize a broken arm or collarbone.
What are a bandage and splint?
This item can be used to halted severe bleeding where the victim is in danger of death, however its use can lead to said victim losing their that limb.
What is a tourniquet?
This important collection of items could include antiseptic ointment, band-aids, gauze, scissors, and an icepack.
What is a First Aid Kit?
For this condition, one would get the victim out of the cold, remove any wet clothing, and give them warm liquids to drink slowly.
What is Hypothermia?
You would do this with a person who started to cough up water/vomit while performing CPR.
What is turn them on their side to vomit?
You would call this agency in the event of someone accidentally ingesting bleach.
What is Poison Control?
Plan ahead and prepare, wearing appropriate clothing and shoes, stay on trails, and follow the buddy system.
How can you prevent common injuries on a campout or hike?
Fatigue, Thirst, sweating, irritability, and headache.
What is a lifeguard pole or life-preserver.
This additional condition may affect a victim during any medical/emergency event.
What is Shock?
Sucking out the poison from a snakebite, rubbing a body part that has frostbite, or tilting your head back during a nosebleed.
What are things that you don't do for first aid.
First Aid for this condition is giving the victim cool water to sip, raising their legs, have them lay down or recline, and talking calmly to them.
What is Shock?
This can happen to a person who is swimming and who is dehydrated.
What is a cramp?
The acronym FAST is used to help determine if a person has suffered this malady.
What is a Stroke?