Check the Scene
What is one question you should ask yourself at the scene of an accident?
What is
What caused the accident?
Are there any dangers in the area?
Should the victim be moved?
How many victims are there?
How badly are they injured?
If there are people nearby can they assist you?
Will bystanders need guidance so they do not become victims themselves?
What 3-digit number do you call in an emergency situation?
What is 9-1-1.
What is shock normally caused by?
What is stress and an injury.
In my story where did the guy injure himself
Where is Klondike.
Do you need to worry about bystanders at the scene of an accident?
What is only if they are in danger.
What was the first step in the first-aid method?
What is Checking the scene.
Why might you need a blanket when treating someone with shock?
If the victim is alert what questions should you ask them when making a through examination?
What is what hurts and can they move arms, legs, fingers, and toes.
Should you move the victim?
What is No unless necessary.
What should you try to prevent at the scene of an accident?
What is further injury.
What is the first step of treating shock?
What is reasurring the victim.
What could you do with someone to get medical help faster who can walk on their own or with a bit of support?
What is walk to the road and waiting for medical help there.
What are two questions you should ask yourself at the scene of an accident?
What is
What caused the accident?
Are there any dangers in the area?
Should the victim be moved?
How many victims are there?
How badly are they injured?
If there are people nearby can they assist you?
Will bystanders need guidance so they do not become victims themselves?
What should you treat for at an accident?
What is Shock
What are the legs.
What is a hurry case?
What is any situation where a victim requires urgent care.
What method has been taught?
What is the First-Aid Method
Do you always have to treat an injury?
What is only an urgent injury.
What should you monitor and record about someone with shock?
What is blood, pulse, and skin color.
What are the top priorities in a hurry case?
What is breathing and bleeding.