First Aid
Loss of feeling and discoloration of body part
Frostbite
likely to be brought on every campout, provides decent protection from weather, but poor protection from temperature
Tent
Can be used to send smoke signals
Campfire
Used in order to prevent slipping on icy surfaces while hiking
microspikes
The Proper Way to Treat Hypothermia
Immediately start warming the afflicted person but make sure to not shock their system by warming them too suddenly, remove any wet clothing, make sure they do not get worse
Naturally occurring shelter that provides good protection from most dangerous, need to check for signs of animal life first
Cave
the amount of whistle blasts to signal distress
three
Useful for when you are going to be walking on fresh snow so you don't sink
snow shoes
Pale, cold, clammy skin.
Shallow, rapid breathing or Difficulty breathing.
Shock
Used for impromptu shelters, provides decent protection from rain but poor protection from other aspects. Requires some pioneering knowledge
Tarp Shelter
This is one of the first things you should do if you get lost in the wilderness so it is easier for rescuers to find you
stay in one place
ranking for sleeping bag telling how well it will insulate you
R value
excessive shivering, slurred speech, excessive drowsiness
Hypothermia
good protection from temperature, up to freezing, and weather requires there to be deep snow
Snow Bunker
You use it daily but will not work in every area where you could get lost
Cell Phone
your bottommost layer
absorbs sweat you generate while moving, preventing other layers from getting wet
Moisture Wicking Layer