Signs and Symptoms
First Aid Treatments
What NOT to do
True or False
Vocab
100

Another way of saying hypothermia

Low body temperature 

100

Where can ice packs be placed? 

Multiple answers 

Wrists, Ankles, Groin 

100

Why should you not ignore early symptoms? 

The outcome can worsen 

100
Should you encourage activity with heat cramps? 

No, False

100

Heat cramps, Heat exhaustion and Heat stroke 

Heat Emergencies

200

decrease in blood flow to the brain

loss of consciousness 

200

Where should you position a victim if they vomit ? 

Their side 

200

why should you avoid warming a victim too quickly?

This can cause dangerous heart arrhythmias 

200

Excessive exposure to high temperatures can be life threatening? 

True 

200

Extreme tiredness, exhaustion

Fatigue

300

small bubble on the skin filled with serum and caused by friction, burning, or other damage.

blisters

300

Why must you cool a victim down during a heat spasm?

To prevent convulsions and or death

300

Why should you not submerge the victims head in water.

You can drown them. 

300

Is the mouth a common site for frostbite 

No, False
300

Abnormally low body temperature often associated with exposure to cold and windy environments

Hypothermia

400

body response to the cold 

shiver 

400
What should you always do first ?

Check the scene 

400

Why should you not rub or massage a frostbite? 

This can cause gangrene ( death of a tissue )

400

Eating watermelon, cucumber or any form of fruit and vegetable can help with heat exhaustion

True 

400

Irregular movement of a limb or of the body

Convulsions 

500

Inability to think or reason in a focused, clear manner.

Confusion

500

How much water should you give a victim of heat exhaustion and how often? 

No more than 4 ounces every 15 minutes 

500

Why should you not use tobacco products while having frostbite? 

This can interfere with circulation 

500

Heat stroke is a medical emergency? 

False, its a life threatening 

500

Difficulty breathing 

Respiratory Distress