Vocab/Acronyms
Identify the Injury
Picture Edition
Picture Edition
Identify the Injury
Prompt Edition
Prompt Edition
Hurry Cases
Miscellaneous
100
Acronym for treating sprains and strains.
What is RICE?
REST
ICE
COMPRESSION
ELEVATION
100
What is a third degree burn?
100
This mild burn (1st degree) is caused by a prolonged sun exposure
What is a sunburn?
100
This condition is treated for regardless of the injury
What is shock?
100
What is the first thing you to treat an injured person?
What is assess the situation?
200
This maneuver is used when someone's airways get blocked by food.
What is the Heimlich?
200
Identify the possible injuries
What is a head injury?
What is a neck injury?
200
If I am contracted by a person, one way to get rid of me is to throw that person in a lake. Body Tempature of 104 degrees or higher
What is heatstroke?
200
Jacinto is allergic to bees. He goes suffers this ailment after being stung.
What is anaphylactic shock?
200
Name 5 Items in this First Aid Kit
Gloves
Ice Pack
Gauze
Tweezers
Eye Drops
Flashlight
Safety Pins
Antibiotic Ointment
Alcohol Pads
Band-aids
300
State the acronym and its components for a stroke.
What is F.A.S.T.?
F-face
A-arms
S-speech
T-time
300
Identify the injury from the picture
What is splinting a fracture?
300
A person may begin to shake. They may stare blankly. They may fall or lose consciousness suddenly. They should not be touched or restrained.
What is a seizure?
300
This device is used to help someone who is bleeding severely. It is only a last resort.
What is a tourniquet?
300
The five signs of a heart attack are (Males)
Min 4 out of 5 correct
What is unusual sweating?
What is Nausea?
What is shortness of breath?
What is weakness?
What is pain or burning in the chest?
400
The process of determining the priority of patients' treatments by the severity of their condition or likelihood of recovery with and without treatment.
What is triage?
400
What is a stroke?
400
I am fixed by splinting. Generally, a long stick and a shorter stick fitted to my body are used to immobilize this injury. A sling would not be helpful for this injury.
What is a broken leg?
400
How do you treat for shock?
If the head is pale raise the tail
If the head is red, raise the head
Slowly but constantly speak to the person
Give them a blanket to keep them warm
400
Name a scenario were an injured person should be moved, and two ways to move them.
Scenarios: They are in a freezing stream
They are near/in a fire or smoke filled room
The place they are in no longer is safe
Transportation Methods: Walking Assist
Two-Handed Carry
Blanket Drag Assist
Stretcher
500
What does the Acronym DOTS stand for? What is it used to assess?
D = Deformity
O = Open Wounds
T = Tenderness
S = Swelling
DOTS is used to identify a facture. Generally after a collision or fall
500
Identify the likely injury. Bonus if you can name the position that this man is in.
What is ingested poisoning?
What is the recovery position?
500
This injury type can cause paralysis. Falling from a great height or blunt trauma are two of the main culprits for this ailment.
What is a spinal injury?
500
What are the three main things should you do for a person having a heart attack?
Call 911
Start CPR
Find and AED
500
Explain how you would obtain emergency medical assistance from:
- Your home
- A remote location on a wilderness camping trip
- An activity on open water
Home - Call 911, or a parent
Remote Location - Call 911 if you have service or get aid from your buddy, signal with ground to air visuals
Open Water - Shoot a flare, aid from your buddy, signal with a mirror/symbols