You should bring multiple of these for your feet.
What is socks?
This is when your body loses heat faster than your body can produce it.
What is hypothermia?
The 3 requirements to have fire.
What is fuel, oxygen and heat?
Explain how to treat simple cuts and scrapes.
(Scout Explanation)
Explain how to treat hypothermia.
(Scout Explanation)
You should always wear multiple of these.
What is layers?
Frostbite is most common to occur at these places.
What is fingers, toes, nose, ears, cheeks and chin?
Define this type of fire stack.
What is a log cabin?
Explain how to treat larger cuts.
(Scout Explanation)
Explain how to treat frostbite.
(Scout Explanation)
You should always wear this at night, even in your sleeping bag.
What is a hat?
This is where your normal body temperature should be.
What is 98.6 F?
Define this type of fire stack
What is a teepee?
Explain how to treat blisters
(Scout Explanation)
The temperatures where you are considered to have hypothermia and hyperthermia.
What is 95 and 99.9 F?
You always want to have plenty of this during the day.
What is water?
List the symptoms for frostbite (at least 3)
What is numbness, hard/waxy looking skin, blistering after rewarming, clumsiness, slurred speech, blueish color of the skin.
Define this type of fire stack
What is lean-to?
Explain how to treat a sprain.
(Scout Explanation)
Explain how to treat shock.
(Scout Explanation)
You may need to wear these items during the night to keep warm, one of these items is a must wear.
What is a hat, gloves, and socks.
Explain the difference between hypothermia and hyperthermia.
What is hypothermia is when your body loses heat faster than it can produce, hyperthermia is when your body produces heat faster than it can disperse.
Explain when you would use each of the types of fire.
What is when you have a log available to use for lean-to, for cooking for the log cabin and a starter for larger fires as teepee.
Explain how to successfully carry someone with a broken leg.
(Scout Explanation/Demonstration)
Explain how to treat sunburn.
(Scout Explanation)