Heat-related Illnesses
Bites, Stings, and Envenomation
Lightning
Drowning/Misc
100

Common drinks increase your risk of dehydration

Alcohol and coffee

100

An infection that a non-venomous snakebite can cause

Tetanus

100

A lightning strike may cause the following signs and symptoms. Which one incorrect?

  • Seizure

  • Burns

  • Clear urine

  • Deafness

  • Penetrating trauma

  • Decreased level of consciousness

Clear urine

100

Rodents or their fleas in Yosemite may carry this famous disease

Plague

200

The sign that is used to distinguish between heat exhaustion and heat stroke

Altered mental status

200

You should avoid killing the animal when removing it for this type of bite, sting or envenomation

Tick

200

The electrical charge radiates out from its strike point through the ground to reach a person

Ground current

200

An involuntary constriction of the muscles of the upper airway that keeps large amounts of water out of the lungs

A laryngospasm

300

What is a contraindication for oral fluids in the treatment of suspected heat stroke?

Confusion or difficulty swallowing

300

Keeping the person still and calm is a recommended treatment for slowing the spread of venom from this type of bite

A venomous snakebite

300

Lightning strike jumps from its direct target to a person

Splash

300

Put these in the correct order: Go, Reach, Row, Throw.

Reach, Throw, Row, Go

400

What is wrong with you? Headache, muscle cramps, sweaty skin, clear urine, altered mental state

Hyponatremia

400

Fast or slow evacuation lighting round!

  • Animal bite that breaks skin

  • Stingray

  • Spider bites

  • Scorpion sting

  • Animal bite that breaks skin: slow

  • Stingray: fast, for severe reactions

  • Spider bites: slow, if pain doesn’t subside or gets worse

  • Scorpion sting: fast, if anaphalytic 

400

If you find your team stuck outside during a lighting storm, should everyone gather together and squat or sit in a tight body position on a non-conducting surface

False, spread groups out, 100 feet or more between individuals, try to keep everyone in sight

400

Before assessing and touching a responsive patient, you should talk to them to obtain this.

Consent