Ice Safety
Hypothermia Safety
Frostbite safety
100
What should you stay off of unless you are with an adult?

Frozen ponds, lakes and rivers. (Any frozen water)

100

What is hypothermia?

When the body is exposed to very cold temperature and can no longer keep itself warm anymore.

100
What is frostbite? 

When the skin freezes due to being exposed to cold temperature for to long. 

200

When ice skating or ice fishing on a frozen lake who should always be with you?

An adult 

200

Name two ways can you prevent hypothermia?

-Dressing warm in many layers, scarf, mitts, toque. 

-Stay dry and change out of wet clothing 

-Avoid falling through ice 

-Take breaks and warm up inside

200

Name one way to prevent frost bite?

- wear warm clothing 

- Don't have finger or toes not covered

300

What walk should you always do while on ice?

The penguin walk

300

Name three signs of hypothermia?

-Shivering 

-Cold skin

- Pale or blue skin

- Can't move fingers or hands

-Numbness in fingers or feet 

300

What are 3 signs of frost bite?

Red or blue skin 

Tingling or burning pain 

Numbness 

Swelling around affected body part 

Blisters 

400

How thick should the ice be when with a group of people?

20 cm thick when with a group of people. 

400

Name two things you can do if you or someone around you is hypothermic.

•Go inside and seek shelter somewhere warm

•Get an adult

•Change out of wet clothing

•Wrap up in a blanket

•Slowly drink a hot drink

•Use a hot water bottle

•Seek medical attention depending on how severe

400

What is one thing we never do when we think someone has frost bite?

Rub the affected area. T

(This can cause damage to skin/nerves) 

500
How should you try to get out of the water if you fall through ice?

Get to the edge do not push down and kick your feet in the water. 

500

What is one cause of hypothermia?

- Not dressing warm 

-Staying outside to long 

- falling through ice/getting wet 

500
when someone has stage 3 frostbite what colour is the skin? 

Black/dark purple

M
e
n
u