Coping in an Emergency
Minor Injuries, Bites and Stings
Bones, Muscles and Joints
Temperature Extremes and Shock
Breathing and Chest
100

The first thing you do when you come across an emergency situation.

What is assess the situation?

100

What should you NOT do to a blister?

What is burst it?

100

The acronym to remember when treating a sprain or strain.

What is RICE? 

Rest, Ice, Comfortable support, Elevation

100

These are like burns but are caused by wet heat.

What is a scald.

100

If a choking person can do this, encourage them to try to cough the object out.

What is talk or cough?

200

Never rush in to help before assessing the scene for these.

What are dangers?

200

What should you NOT do to an object that is sticking in a wound?

What is pull it out?

200

Another name for your spine?

What is a backbone?

200

To stop the heat from moving further into the body, burns and scalds should be held under cool water for this long.

What is 20 minutes?

200

If a choking person cannot cough the object out themselves, we help them by delivering 5 of these.

What are back blows.

300

This person's safety must come first when assessing the situation for dangers.

Who is yourself?

300

This is the best thing to apply to a wound to stop or slow the bleeding.

What is pressure?

300

When a person hits their head, you should put this on the injured spot.

What is ice?

300

When a person's body temperature drops below 35 degrees Celcius, we say that they suffer from this.

What is hypothermia?

300

When someone is having an asthma attack, our first response is to help them do this.

What is take their medication (puffer, inhaler).

400

THe number to call in an emergency.

What is 911?

400

This generates a reaction in the nervous system. It could be a peanut, an insect bite, or pollen.

What is a trigger?

400

If you suspect that someone has injured their spinal cord, it is very important to stop this from moving.

What is their head?

400

One of these is more seer than the other: heat exhaustion or heat stroke.

What is heat stroke.

400

A heart attack can be felt in the area of the heart and also in these two areas.

What are the shoulders and jaw.

500

Once you have assessed the situation and called 911, it is important that you communicate with the casualty to do this.

What is assure them that help is on the way

500

Emergency medication for casualties suffering severe allergic reactions are delivered using this device.

What is an epi-pen?

500

This is the term used when a joint has moved out of place.

What is a dislocation?

500

To prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke, it is important to drink lots of this.

What is water?

500

If you suspect that someone is having a heart attack, you should call 911 and then give them this.

What is asprin (300 mg)?