Hypothermia/Frostbite
Heat Exhaustion
Heat Stroke
Dehydration
Sun burn and bites
Hyperventilation
Altitude Sickness
100

Define frostbite

When skin and tissue become cold enough to freeze.

100

Are they the same thing?

No. 

100

How do you prevent dehydration?

Drink plenty of water

100

What is sunburn and how do you treat it?

A perfectly preventable burn. Prevented by wearing sunscreen and/or protective clothing. Treat it with cool water or compresses and aloe vera gel.

100

What is hyperventilation?

someone who has become anxious or frightened reacting by breathing too quickly. That behavior upsets the balance of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the bloodstream. 

200

Define Hypothermia

When a person's body is losing more heat than it is possible to produce, which causes their core temperature to drop.

200

Symptoms of heat exhaustion

severe lack of energy, weakness, headache, nausea, faintness, sweating, rapid pulse, and cool/pale/mosit skin
200

Symptoms of dehydration

increased thirst, dark urine, tired/weak, nausea, fainting, headache, muscle cramps, confusion, dizziness

200

Treatment for insect stings

Remove anything left behind like a stinger, wash effected area, use materials or cream appropriate to the bite (calamine, hydrocortisone, ice pack, etc.), monitor symptoms and seek medical care in event of a hurry case. 

200

Symptoms and treatment of hyperventilation

Symptoms: feeling of suffocating, dizziness, disorientation, fearful. 

Treatment: speak calmly and quietly with the victim, encourage them to calm down and breath slowly, taking one breath every 5 seconds. Goal is to reduce the amount of air the person is breathing.

300

Treatment of frostbite

Move to shelter, attempt to warm but keep dry, call/seek help, once there is no chance of the area becoming refrozen rewarm the area in warm water. 

300

symptoms of heat stroke

in addition to symtoms for exhaustion includes, hot/sweaty/or dry red skin, confusion, disoriented, shallow breathing, vomiting, seizures, unconsciousness

300

What color will my urine be if I am hydrated?

Clear to light yellow

300

Treatment for Tick bites

Remove tick, wash area, monitor symptoms

300

What is altitude sickness?

something that occurs when you ascend too quickly to a high altitude. It prevents your body from adjusting to the lower oxygen levels and changes in air pressure. 

400

Symptoms of hypothermia

Feel cold and numb, become tired and disoriented, shiver uncontrollably, make poor decisions, become irritable, stumble and fall or lose consciousness.

400

Which is more serious

Heat stroke

400

Caffeine helps prevent dehydration

False. Caffeine can cause greater dehydration.

400

Treatment for snake bites

Keep calm, remove anything that could restrict swelling, restrict movement, keep bite location level with the heart, DO NOT apply anything including ice or attempt to cut the skin or suck out the venom, DO NOT apply a constricting bandage or belt. Get to medical help ASAP.

400

Symptoms/Treatment of altitude sickness

Symptoms: headaches, fatigue, drowsiness, confusion, loss of coordination.

Treatment: rest at your current elevation and take anti-sickness medications. Do not go higher. Hydrate.

500

Treatment of hypothermia

prevent the victim from getting colder, warm them up slowly.

500

Treatment of both

Lie in a shady place, elevate feet, remove excess clothing, cool the victim with cool cloths, if alert have them drink water. If none of this helps and it is heat stroke call for emergency services immediately while still trying to cool victim.

500

It's freezing outside. Dehydration isn't an issue.

False. 

500

What is a common theme among all of these first aid related injuries

A lot of the symptoms are similar and so you must pay attention to what is going on or happening in the situation to get a clear picture of what the diagnosis could be.

500

Recite the Outdoor Code correctly from memory

As an American, I will do my best to 

Be clean in my outdoor manners, be careful with fire, be considerate in the outdoors, and be conservation minded.