Safety First!
Care given to an injured or ill person until help arrives
First Aid
The jostling of the brain inside its protective, bony covering
Concussion
A drug found in tobacco that stimulates the heart and nervous system
Nicotine
The best known and most widely used antibacterial drug
Penicillin
The dome-shaped muscle responsible for breathing
Diaphragm
What you should do if your clothing catches on fire
Stop, Drop, and Roll
A break, crack, or chip in a bone
Fracture
The most frequently used illegal drug
Marijuana
Person trained to examine eyes and prescribe glasses
Optometrist
Sends messages to your brain which allow you to smell
Olfactory Receptors
This is controlled by direct pressure, elevation, and compressing the nearest pressure point
Bleeding
A serum used for treating snake bites
Antivenin
A depressant made from fermented grain or fruit juice
Alcohol
The body's ability to resist a particular disease
Immunity
The substances your body needs in order to function properly
Nutrients
Drugs that destroy or stop the growth of bacteria
Antibiotics
Used to immobilize a broken bone
Splint
Drugs that relieve pain without causing numbness
Analgesics
The part of the brain that controls thinking, reasoning, and memory
Cerebrum
Your "Master Gland"
Pituitary
Medicine that can be purchased without a prescription
Over-the-Counter
Used to effectively treat muscle injuries
RICE
List two ways to keep your spirit healthy
Read your Bible, Control your thoughts, Witness to others, Pray daily, Confess your sins
The largest organ; The body's first line of defense against disease
Skin
This served as your lungs, kidneys, and intestines before you developed these organs
Placenta