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Ivanhoe Cadet Unit
Medics
Signals and Ratel
100

This system is used to accurately identify a specific location on a map using a series of 6 numbers.

Grid Reference

100

When performing an about turn, through how many degrees does the individual turn?
 

180°

100

Name and spell the first camp of the cadet year.

Bivouac

100

What does DRSABCD stand for

Danger, Response, Send For Help, Airways, Breathing, CPR, Defibrillation

100

What are the callsigns for Medics and the Recovery Vehicle respectvely

Starlight and Playtime

200

This is the angle measured clockwise from north to a direction of travel

Bearing

200

When coming to at ease, what foot is moved?

Left

200

How many chevrons does a CUO have?

27 1/2

200

What is the difference between a sprain and a strain?

A sprain is an injury to a ligament, while a strain is an injury to a muscle or tendon.

200

What is the word for "G" in the phonetic alphabet

Golf

300

A six-figure grid reference identifies a location to approximately this accuracy.

100 meters

300

State the correct timing for coming to attention.

1

300

What is the rank order in a recruit platoon (lowest to highest)

Recruit, Cadet, Lance Corporal, Corporal, Saergant, CUO

300

What does RICER stand for?

Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation, Referral

300

Identify the Mistake in a Radio Check

R1: “Zero Alpha, this is Romeo One, requesting radio check, over.”

ZA: “Romeo Once, this is Zero Alpha, loud and clear, over.”

R1: “Zero Alpha, Romeo One, loud and clear, over and out.”

"Over and Out"

400

What direction is west in mils

4800
400

What is the purpose of drill movements being performed simultaneously? 

(2 key words)

To achieve uniformity and show discipline.

400

Who is the commanding officer of Ivanhoe's Cadet Unit?

Mr Doman

400

During a hot afternoon training session, a cadet suddenly complains of feeling dizzy and weak. They become pale and sweaty, stumble, and then collapse. They appear to be unconcious. What should you do? Identify the condition.

Heat Exhaustion

Check the area for danger, assess their response, call for medical assistance, check and maintain their airway, confirm normal breathing, place them in the recovery position, and continuously monitor their breathing and responsiveness until help arrives. If they stop breathing normally, perform CPR.

400

Why should unnecessary information be excluded from a Ratel message?
 

To keep the transmission brief, reduce confusion and ensure critical information is passed quickly.

500

On a 1:25,000 map, two points are 7.6 cm apart. Approximately how far apart are they on the ground?

1.9 km

500

When performing a right turn while marching, which foot is used to initiate the turn?

Right foot. 

500

In what year was the current Ivanhoe Grammar School Cadet Unit established?

FOR DOUBLE PONTS

When was the Ivanhoe Rifle Club formed?

1961

1923

500

What is the correct way to assist an individual suffering an asthma attack, including the spacing between puffs?

Sit them upright, keep them calm, attach the reliever inhaler to the spacer, Use the 444 rule, and follow their asthma action plan or inhaler instructions. Radio it in immediately

500

When giving a SITREP over the radio, what key information should you include?  

Your location, your situation, what you can see/observe, any actions being taken, and what assistance or further action is required.