wounds
CPR & AED
breathing emergencies
Handling a First Aid Emergency
Preparing for First Aid Emergencies
100

The first step for controlling severe bleeding.

What is applying direct pressure?

100

These three letters stand for the machine used to shock the heart.

What is an AED?

100

This emergency happens when something blocks the airway.

What is choking?

100

What are the five essential steps to first-aid emergencies? 

What is:

Evaluate the Scene for Safety

Check the Victim’s Condition

Call for Help

Provide Immediate First Aid

Stay with the Victim Until Help Arrives

100

 This form lists allergies, medications, and medical history.

What is the Scout Annual Health and Medical Record?

200

A nosebleed is best treated by doing this.

What is leaning forward and pinching the nostrils?

200

CPR should only begin when a person is this.

What is unresponsive and not breathing normally?

200

A person having this may need an inhaler.

What is an asthma attack?

200

When speaking with a 911 dispatcher, what are the first 4 things to inform them of?

What is:

  1. The emergency
  2. What’s currently happening
  3. Your location
  4. Your phone number
200

This type of first aid kit is carried on hikes.

What is a personal first aid kit?

300

This device may be used for life-threatening bleeding when direct pressure isn't enough.

What is a tourniquet?

300

What does CPR stand for?

What is Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation?

300

A severe allergic reaction is called this.

What is anaphylaxis?

300

How can you stop the transmission of infection while administering first aid?

What is:

Use protective barriers like gloves or CPR masks to prevent contact

300

Name one item found in a personal first aid kit

What are bandages, gloves, gauze, tape, antiseptic wipes

400

Name one type of wound with no external bleeding.

What is a bruise, sprain, strain, or blister?

400

Name one place where you are likely to find an AED.

What is a school, church, airport, gym, or sports facility?

400

Give one sign of altitude sickness.

What is headache, nausea, dizziness, or fatigue?

400

How do you evaluate and manage a patient’s airway and breathing?

What is:

  • First, check for responsiveness. 
  • Use the head-tilt, chin-lift, or jaw thrust maneuver
  • Then, check for breathing by looking for chest movement
  • If they’re not breathing normally, start CPR immediately 
400

Why should you inspect a troop or home first aid kit regularly

What is to replace missing or expired supplies?

500

When is a tourniquet generally appropriate?

What is for severe, life-threatening bleeding that cannot be controlled with direct pressure?

500

Why is an AED used as soon as possible during cardiac arrest?

What is because early defibrillation greatly increases the chance of survival?

500

Name one treatment for anaphylaxis.

What is using an epinephrine auto-injector and calling 911?

500

Why is shock an emergency?

What is:
Shock is a life-threatening emergency because it means the body isn’t getting enough blood flow, which can lead to organ failure and even death if untreated. 


500

Why is it important to know how to use every item in your first aid kit?

What is so you can respond correctly in an emergency