Bites, Stings and Poisonings
Give one sign you've been stung?
Pain, swelling, hives, rash, nausea, vomiting, breathing difficulties
What is the first step when severe bleeding occurs?
Call 911
To deliver chest compression, where do you locate your hand?
The center of victim's chest
What can heat exhaustion turn into?
Heat Stroke
How old is Taylor Hunt?
32
Rabies
What is the difference between a sprain and a strain?
strain affects the muscle, sprain affects the ligament
Signs of cardiac arrest include:
Unconsciousness
normal breathing
no circulation
What are 2 signs of heat stroke?
Confusion, strange behavior, nausea, red hot dry skin, unconsciousness, inability to drink
What is the largest country in the world?
Russia
What are the 4 steps to first aid for swallowing a poisonous substance?
Name ONE of the types of burn that require immediate medical attention:
Cover large surface area, burns to the airway, burns to the head, neck, feet or genitals, victims under 5, victims over 60, burns from chemicals, explosions, or electricity.
2 minutes
2 breathes, 30 compressions
What degree does your body have to be below to have Hypothermia?
below 95 degrees Fahrenheit
Which country commissioned the Statue of Liberty as a gift to the United States?
France
What should your response be to an unresponsive victim assumed to be due to inhaled poison?
Call 911, make sure scene is clear of poisons, check responsiveness, and begin CPR
What are the few ways that a nosebleed can become emergent
last more than a few minutes
large amounts of blood lost
How long should you continue CPR?
Until medical help arrives
An AED is found
Victim becomes responsive
If heat exhaustion is not treated, heat stroke occurs. what are the signs of heat stroke
1) confusion
2) red, hot, dry skin
3) inability to drink or vomiting
45) shallow breathing, seizures, or unconsciousness
What is the national animal of Scotland?
A unicorn
Within how many minutes of being bitten should the victim receive medical attention? (Snake bite)
30 minutes
What are the 4 signs of a possible fracture:
1) swelling and bruising
2) pain in the injured area
3) deformity (shortened, bent, or twisted)
4) difficulty moving the injured area
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Who do you call when you see a giant "Stay Puffed" Marshmallow Man walking down the street?
Ghostbusters
What is the longest bone in the human body?
The femur