Violent Situations
Violent Situations II
Be Informed
Communication
Bonus
100

What are signs of hypothermia?

Shivering, exhaustion, confusion, fumbling hands, memory loss, slurred speech, drowsiness

100

How do you stay safe in an earthquake?

Drop, Cover, and Hold On

100

What is the most common natural disaster in the US?

Flooding.

100

Who are first responders?

First person at the scene, EMTs, Police, and Firefighters.

100

What should you do to protect yourself when interacting with law enforcement during an active shooter event?

Keep hands visible and empty

200

What are signs of frostbite?

Numbness, white or grayish-yellow skin, firm or waxy skin, loss of feeling around face, fingers, and toes

200

Which type of bleeding is normally low pressure?

Venous bleeding.

200

What are signs of heat stroke and how do you treat it?

  • Extremely high body temperature (>103), red hot and dry skin with no sweat, rapid strong pulse, dizziness, confusion, unconsciousness

  • Call 911 or get the person to a hospital immediately, cool down with whatever methods are available until help arrives

200

You stumble on an injured person who is awake but unable to verbalize. What is the next step?

Offer to communicate through writing.

200

How do you control bleeding in a torso or junctional wound?

Wound packing and direct pressure. Do NOT use a tourniquet

300

How fast can avalanches move?

60-80 mph

300

What is shock?

When the body is not getting enough blood flow.

300

Who is at risk for extreme heat?

Eldery, disabled, and small children.

300

When is the acronym RACE used and what does it stand for?

Acronym for FIRE: RACE; Rescue, Alarm, Contain and Extinguish

300

What happens after 2 hours with a tourniquet on?

The limb will lose oxygen and the tissue will start to die

400

What can people die from during an avalanche?

Suffocation, trauma, hypothermia

400

In an unconscious or semiconscious person, what is the most common airway obstruction?

The tongue.

400

When is hurricane season? (Both Pacific and Atlantic)

  • Atlantic hurricane season = June 1 - Nov 30

  • Pacific hurricane season = May 15 - Nov 30

400

How do you ask consent of an injured person who is unconscious?

You do not; there is implied consent in emergencies.

400

In which situation should you call 9-1-1? 

Scenario 1, you see a car crashed into a telephone pole with someone unconscious. 

Scenario 2, you see someone standing around their car which has had its tires stolen.

Scenario 1.

500

What is a landslide and what makes it a mudslide?

Rocks, earth, or other materials moving down a slope

If it up to 60% water.

500

How do you clear the airway of an unconscious individual?

Tilt the head and lift the chin.

500

When is avalanche season?

December - March.

500

What are the ABCs when helping a non-bleeding injured person?

Airway, Breathing, Circulation

500

What kinds of places are best for hiding from an active shooter?

Rooms without windows, behind solid doors with locks, under desks or behind heavy furniture