First Aid
Choking Treatment (two words)
Heimlich maneuver
When was boy scouts founded (US)
1910
Stopped Breathing, Serious Bleeding, & Internal Poisoning are what type of cases?
Hurry cases
How can you figure out directions at night (north,south,east,west)?
Find the north star
What are the five W's of an email on an event?
Who,What,Where,When,Why.
What is the first step of first aid (think the very first)
Asess the situation
What is the age range of scouting
10-18
What is an AED and what does it stand for?
It is an Automated External Defibrillator that helps save lifes during cardiac arrest by performing shock if advised and instructing the user when to do CPR.
What are the 4 c's of the outdoor code?
Clean in outdoor manners, careful with fire, considerate in the outdoors, and conservation-minded.
How many many merit badges are needed for each of the palm's(bronze, silver, gold)
bromze - 5
gold - 10
silver - 15
What are uncomfortable pressure in the chest, nausea, sweating and shortness of breath signs of?
heart attack
Who is the founder of boy scouts?
Robert Bayden-Powell
What type of burn chars flesh and can affect nerves?
Third-degree burn
Since when were girls allowed in Boy Scouts?
Starting 2019
When you find you are lost, the first thing you need to do is follow the “STOP” plan. What does S, T, O, P stand for?
Stay Calm, Think, Observe, Plan
What are causes of shock (name 1)
caused from fall in blood pressure, loss of blood, severe burns, bacterial infection, allergic reaction, or sudden emotional stress, and marked by cold, pallid skin, irregular breathing, rapid pulse.
When was Troop 30 founded?
1957
What does FAST stand for in first aid and what is it used to check?
F: Check for facial drooping
A: See if one arm is weaker
S: Listen for slurred speech or weird words
T: If these symptoms are showing, time to call 911, as every minute counts.
Used to check if someone has a stroke
On the Scout Badge, What do the two Stars symbolize?
Truth and Knowledge
What are the seven principles of leave no trace(no scoutbooks or googling)?
1. Plan ahead and prepare. 2. Camp and travel on durable surfaces. 3. Pack it in, pack it out. 4. Leave what you find. 5. Minimize campfire use. 6. Respect wildlife. 7. Respect others.
What type of fracture is a broken bone piercing through the skin?
Compound fracture
When was scouting founded in the United Kingdom
1908
What does CPR stand for
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
Why do Scouts shake with their left hand?
Becuase it is closer to their heart
What are the 4 high adventure camps and where are they located?
Philmont - New Mexico
Sea Base - Florida
Northern Tier - Minnesota
Summit Bechtel Reserve - West Virginia