Tenderfoot
What method is used in case of choking?
Heimlich Maneuver
What illness can be caught from warm-blooded animals?
Rabies
What should you do if a victim who is poisoned vomits.
Save any vomit in a bowl, cook pot, or plastic bag. This allows doctors to identify the poison.
What is a common poisonous plant?
Poison Ivy
What is more severe Heatstroke or Heat Exhaustion?
Heatstroke
What is shock?
When the victim is injured or under great stress, the circulatory system might not provide enough blood to all parts of the body.
If a snake bite is not poisonous what type of wound should it be treated as?
A simple cut or scrape
What are serious burns known as? (2 names)?
Second-Degree, or Partial thickness burns
What does FAST stand for?
Face, Arm, Speech, Time
What type of skin is used on Blisters?
Mole Skin
Where do you push down on a fishhook to remove it?
The shank
What causes a stroke?
Blood supply to brain is lost, and brain cells begin to die.
What oil is found on Poison Ivy?
Urushinol
How long should you flush water into your eyes if chemicals have gotten into them?
15 minutes or until emergency medical professionals arrive
During your Quick survey of the injured person's condition, what should you look out for? (4 things)
Spinal injury, Breathing or heart beat, Severe bleeding, Signs of poisoning
What is poison help line number, (No book)
1-800-222-1222