Red Cross
First Aid
Blood Drives
Disaster & Relief
Babysitting & Child Care
100

The main Red Cross symbol is a red cross on a background of this color.

What is white?

100

This life-saving CPR technique involves alternating chest compressions with these to deliver oxygen to the lungs.

What are rescue breaths?

100

People who give their blood to help sick or injured people are called blood this.

What are donors?

100

When a bad storm comes, the Red Cross sets up these temporary safe places in schools or gyms for families to sleep.

What are shelters?

100

Training teaches sitters to do a walkthrough of the home to identify potential dangers, a process known as safety this.

What is childproofing (or a safety check)?

200

The American Red Cross was founded in this year.

What is 1881?

200

When caring for severe external bleeding, direct pressure should be applied first; if bleeding continues uncontrollably on a limb, this device should be used.

What is a tourniquet?

200

This letter-named blood type is famous because it can be safely given to almost anyone in an emergency.

What is Type O?

200

Giant, spinning ocean storms with strong winds and heavy rain are called hurricanes in the Atlantic, but are called this in the Pacific Ocean.

What are typhoons?

200

According to safe sleep guidelines, infants under 12 months should always be placed to sleep on this part of their body.

What is their back?

300

In addition to blood and disaster relief, the Red Cross is one of the largest providers of training in this emergency heart-saver method.

What is CPR?

300

In first aid, the acronym FAST is used to quickly spot signs of this medical emergency affecting brain blood flow.

What is a stroke?

300

Donors must meet a minimum weight requirement, usually this many pounds, to ensure that giving a pint of blood is safe for their body size.

What is 110 pounds?

300

An emergency kit should include a supply of necessary prescription medications lasting at least this many days.

What is 7 days (or up to 14 days)?

300

This sweet liquid food product should never be given to infants under one year old due to the risk of infant botulism poisoning.

What is honey?

400

The Red Cross was created in this famous neutral European country known for mountains and chocolates.

What is Switzerland?

400

Known by the acronym AED, this life-saving device checks heart rhythms and delivers an electric shock if needed

What is an Automated External Defibrillator?

400

Red Cross guidelines require standard whole blood donors to wait at least this many days between donations to allow iron levels and red blood cells to fully restore.

What is 56 days (8 weeks)?

400

The Red Cross responds to an emergency in the United States approximately once every this many minutes.

What is 8 minutes?

400

The American Red Cross launched its first official, standardized Babysitter's Training course in this decade.

What are the 1980s

500

This famous nurse started the American Red Cross way back in 1881.

Who was Clara Barton?

500

 If direct pressure and gauze become soaked with blood during initial wound management, you should do this instead of removing the original soaked dressings.

What is adding more gauze on top (maintaining continuous pressure)?

500
Red Cross receives this amount of blood donations every year.

What is 4.6 million blood donations?

500

About 90% of all disasters that the American Red Cross responds to are these common domestic emergencies.

What are home fires?

500

Abbreviated SIDS, this sudden and unexplained medical risk in infants is significantly reduced by practicing safe sleep habits.

What is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome?