First Aid
This is the first step you follow when practicing first aid.
What is check the scene?
This is a heavy iron or aluminum pot that's used for baking bread, cobblers, stews, and beans at a campsite.
What is a Dutch oven?
Parts of this type of floating apparatus include a keel, bow seat, deck plate, and gunwale.
What is a canoe?
These are principles for how you conduct yourself in the outdoors.
What is Leave No Trace?
This is the second color Palm a scout can obtain after achieving Eagle rank.
What is gold?
You should use tweezers to remove this insect that can Lyme disease.
What is a tick?
Leftovers should be stored at or below this temperature.
What is 40 degrees Fahrenheit?
This is occurring when a swimmer is in trouble but typically can't wave their arms or scream for help.
What is silent drowning?
Dishwater must be carried at least this many feet from streams or lakes.
What is 200?
This leadership position is responsible for introducing new scouts to troop operations and guiding them through early scouting.
What is Troop Guide?
This apparatus helps support an injured hand, arm, collarbone, or shoulder by stabilizing the appendage from further damage.
What is a sling?
This diagram shows the relative amounts of each type of food you should eat each day.
What is the MyPlate diagram?
This water activity includes wading into water that is waist deep, holding your breath, bending down, and curling yourself into a ball.
What is floating?
When going on a hike, at least this much fluid should be consumed each day.
What is 2 quarts/8 cups?
This is the scout slogan.
What is "Do a Good Turn Daily"?
Symptoms of this condition include sudden trouble seeing, weakness or numbness of the face, arm, or leg, and sudden dizziness.
What is a stroke?
These kinds of foods consist of pasta, beans, oatmeal, rice, flour, grains and other foods that won't spoil.
What are nonperishables?
This merit badge will prepare you to use swimming rescue methods if they are ever needed.
What is Lifesaving?
These are the four things you should do if you get lost on a trail.
What are Stay calm, think, observe, and plan (STOP)?
This is a location recorded in a GPS receiver.
What is a waypoint?
This is what the acronym "RICE" stands for when treating a strain or sprain.
What is rest, ice, compression, and elevation?
This cooking technique includes browning a piece of meat at a very high temperature to make the flavor more intense.
What is searing?
This policy sets the rules for all Scout swimming activities.
What is the BSA's Safe Swim Defense policy?
These items include all meal ingredients and leftover food, garbage, soap, shampoo, deodorant, lotions, toothpaste, or anything else with an odor that might attract animals.
What are smellables?
This man is the founder of the Scouting movement.
Who is Lord Robert Baden-Powell?