Open Wounds
Closed Wounds
Shock / Reactions
Temperature Extremes
Extra Material
100

How should a guest with minor bleeding to the arm be cared for?

Wash the wound and cover it with a bandage.

100

This acronym contains the possible steps needed to respond to a closed wound injury. (Must know individual meanings)

R(est). I(ce). C(ompress). E(levate)

100

This life threatening allergic reaction causes swelling, difficulty breathing and a drop in blood pressure.

Anaphylaxis

100

This condition occurs when the body overheats, with symptoms like hot skin and confusion.

Heat stroke 

100

Name the 3 types of splints & provide an example of each.

Soft (Towel) Rigid (Broomstick) Anatomic (Finger)

200

What is the first step you should take when caring for any open wound injury?

Apply PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)

200

A closed wound injury where the bone ends are forced out of their natural position at a joint. 

Dislocation

200

What device can be utilized to treat a guest experiencing an allergic reaction?

Epinephrine Auto Injector (Epi Pen)

200

This cold injury causes skin to freeze and turn white or grayish yellow. 

Frostbite

200

When caring for a guest with suspected spinal injury sitting or standing in ankle deep water, what technique is utilized to avoid further injury?

SMR (Spinal Motion Restriction) - 2 hands on the sides of the guests head, holding it still.

300

If bleeding is excessive and cannot be controlled, this device can be utilized to minimize the loss of blood.

Tourniquet 

300

This device is utilized to minimize movement and support the joints for a suspected fracture.

Splint

300

While caring for any victim showing signs of shock, maintain this airway position and monitor breathing.

Head tilt / chin lift
300

Signs of this cold related condition include shivering, confusion, and slow breathing.

Hypothermia