Survival and First Aid Quiz
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What is the primary benefit of rehearsing emergency procedures?

  • It helps to organize the crew.
  • It increases the chances of a rescue.
  • It leads to automatic action during emergencies. (correct)
  • It creates feelings of despair.

A higher group morale is associated with individual isolation within the crew.

False (B)

What attitude is considered the most dangerous to survival?

the 'it can't happen to me' attitude

High morale must come from internal __________ rather than external pressures.

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What is the primary purpose of first aid?

<p>To prolong life and prevent further injury (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In first aid, you should move the patient whenever you feel like it.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the survival concepts with their descriptions:

<p>Preparation = Rehearsing emergency procedures for effective response Panic = A state that can result from fear during an emergency Cohesiveness = Internal unity among crew members Leadership = Planned organization that prevents chaotic reactions</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following contributes to successful group survival?

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What are common signs of shock?

<p>Pale, cold, and clammy skin; fast and weak pulse; fast and shallow breathing.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Knowledge alone is enough to prepare individuals for emergency situations.

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The condition caused by the loss of blood volume in the circulatory system is known as __________.

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Match the following signs of bleeding to their descriptions:

<p>Arterial = Bright red spurting blood Venous = Dark red rapid flowing blood Capillary = Steady oozing blood</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can cause a crew to panic during an emergency?

<p>Fear and disorganization</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a recommended action when providing first aid?

<p>Touching open wounds (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

It's safe to give liquids to an unconscious patient in case of shock.

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What is the largest forest region in Canada?

<p>Boreal Region (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Canadian Shield is highly suitable for agriculture.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Name two factors that influence forest growth and development in Canada.

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What aspect of geography is primarily focused on in survival situations?

<p>Survival-related geographical features (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The _____ region shows remarkably little variation from one coast to the other in Canada.

<p>Boreal</p> Signup and view all the answers

A survivor must be interested in every aspect of geography to be successful.

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Match the following factors with their characteristics:

<p>Soil = Influences plant type but not uniformly across regions Temperature = Varies but often compensated by other factors Humidity = Helps maintain consistent forest growth Sunlight = Crucial for photosynthesis in plants</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the survival definition of the Arctic region?

<p>Everything north of the tree-line.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one reason the predator population varies?

<p>Changes in the number of plant eaters affect their food source (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

He can keep his ___________ up.

<p>spirits</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following survival traits to their descriptions:

<p>He can adapt to the situation. = Flexible in facing challenges. He hopes for the best, but prepares for the worst. = Realistic and cautious mindset. He knows where his special fears and worries come from. = Self-aware of past experiences. He can keep cool, calm, and collected. = Maintains composure under pressure.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Local variations in plant life can be caused by fire, disease, and normal growth.

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Why is it important for a survivor to know what to expect from their environment?

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What type of rock formation is the Canadian Shield primarily made from?

<p>Palaeozoic rock</p> Signup and view all the answers

The boreal forest occupies a major part of the _____ Shield.

<p>Canadian</p> Signup and view all the answers

The topography of an area does not affect animal life.

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Which animal group is affected by variations in plant life?

<p>All of the above (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What enables a survivor to prepare for adverse situations?

<p>Expecting things to be tough or unpleasant.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Plant growth largely determines the ___________ that can exist in any geographic region.

<p>animal life</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which trait is associated with understanding the feelings and moods of other people?

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What plant is NOT commonly found in the West Coast region?

<p>Jack-pine (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The climate in the Arctic features long winters of darkness and short summers with complete daylight.

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What type of soil primarily characterizes the Boreal Region?

<p>Poor soil overlying rock</p> Signup and view all the answers

The wildlife commonly found in the Boreal Region includes the _____ deer.

<p>white tail</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following regions with their respective characteristics:

<p>West Coast = Mild climate with high rainfall Boreal Region = Shallow, poor soil on the Canadian Shield Northern Transitional = Some permafrost with scrubby vegetation Arctic = Long winters with permafrost</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which animal is NOT found in the Arctic region?

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The Northern Transitional region has higher precipitation than the Boreal Region.

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What is the primary type of plant life found in the Arctic?

<p>Mosses, lichens, and scrub willow</p> Signup and view all the answers

The watersheds in the Arctic Mainland Barrens consist mostly of _____ lakes.

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What is a common wildlife species in the West Coast region?

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Flashcards

Preparatory attitude for survival

A mindset that prepares individuals for emergencies, allowing them to act effectively when disaster strikes.

"It can't happen to me" attitude

A dangerous mindset that disregards the possibility of emergencies, leading to poor responses during crises.

Emergency procedure rehearsal

Practicing emergency responses, mentally or physically, improving reaction time and success rates.

Group organization in emergencies

A crucial element for increasing survival chances in a crew; well-organized crews perform better under stress.

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Group morale

The emotional state of a group that promotes unity and confidence in shared success during emergencies.

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Panic in emergencies

Fear-driven response that disrupts coordination and compromises survival chances.

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Importance of group cohesiveness

Internal unity and trust within a group, rather than external pressures, are key to high morale in a survival situation.

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Survival depends on

The effectiveness of organization in a crew to coordinate actions and avoid panic. This is essential for success in the face of emergencies.

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Survival Geography

Geography focusing on aspects relevant to survival, particularly areas' impact on human ability to survive.

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Survival Geography vs. Other Geography

Survival geography differs from other branches (like botany or cartography) by emphasizing aspects pertinent to surviving in a particular environment.

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Arctic (survival perspective)

North of the tree line, not just above latitude 66°32′ (Arctic circle).

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Impact of Topography

Topography (land features) influences temperature, humidity, water sources, and plant life, all affecting animal life.

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Predicting survival challenges

Knowing what to expect from the environment reduces problems for a survivor; thus, understanding the conditions will lead to having a better strategy for survival.

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Adaptability

The ability to adjust and respond effectively to changing circumstances.

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Maintaining composure

Remaining calm and collected under pressure.

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Preparedness

Anticipating potential difficulties and planning accordingly.

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Understanding Others

The ability to understand and predict other people's behavior and emotions.

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Recognizing Fears

Acknowledging and understanding the source of personal anxieties.

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First Aid

Immediate assistance given to an injured or ill person in the absence of medical care. Aims to prolong life, prevent further injury, and maintain vital functions.

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Purpose of First Aid

To preserve life, maintain vitality, and prevent further injury until professional medical help arrives.

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General Rules of First Aid

Immediate actions like checking for bleeding and breathing, acting calmly but quickly, and keeping the patient comfortable and warm.

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Shock

A life-threatening condition caused by inadequate blood flow to the body's organs. It can be caused by various factors, including blood loss and dehydration.

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Signs of Shock

Pale, cold, and clammy skin, fast and weak pulse, rapid and shallow breathing.

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Treating Shock

Control bleeding, facilitate breathing, and relieve pain. These actions aim to stabilize the patient until professional medical help arrives.

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Controlling Bleeding

Applying pressure to the bleeding site to stop the flow of blood.

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West Coast Climate

Mild, humid climate with high rainfall, influenced by the Pacific Ocean.

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West Coast Vegetation

Dominated by Douglas fir, western hemlock, western red cedar, and Sitka spruce.

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Boreal Region Soil

Shallow, poor soil overlying bedrock, characteristic of the Canadian Shield.

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Boreal Region Watersheds

Extensive muskeg, numerous lakes, and relatively fast-flowing streams.

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Boreal Region Climate

Cold winters with variable precipitation, short, hot summers.

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Northern Transitional Topography

Similar to the Boreal Region, but with some permafrost and more muskeg.

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Arctic Climate

Long, dark winters with little snowfall, short, cold summers with 24-hour daylight.

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Eastern Arctic Topography

Rocky terrain with shallow soil, permafrost, and long fjords along the coast.

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Mainland Barrens Topography

Low-lying terrain with extensive muskeg and numerous shallow lakes.

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Arctic Vegetation

Sparse vegetation, mainly consisting of scrub willow, mosses, lichens, and berries.

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Canadian Shield

A vast, ancient geological formation covering much of Canada, characterized by eroded rock and poor topsoil, unsuitable for agriculture but ideal for certain tree growth.

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Boreal Region

The largest forest region in Canada, situated mainly on the Canadian Shield, characterized by its vastness and relatively consistent ecological conditions.

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Forest Growth Factors

Factors influencing forest development, including soil type, temperature, humidity, and sunlight, which tend to stay relatively constant across the Boreal Region.

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Local Variations in Plant Life

Changes in plant life within the Boreal Region caused by events like fire, disease, cutting, or natural growth.

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Plant Eater Population Impact

Variations in plant life within the Boreal Region directly affect the populations of insects, birds, and animals that consume plants.

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Predator Population Impact

Fluctuations in the numbers of plant eaters directly impact the populations of predators, who depend on plant eaters for survival.

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Precarious Existence

A vulnerable state of survival, often relying on a delicate balance of factors, which can be disrupted by changes in the environment.

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Strategic and Economic Development

The development of infrastructure and industry in a region for strategic or economic purposes, influencing survival needs and considerations.

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Ever Increasing Amount of Flying

Growing air travel over a region impacts survival geography by increasing the potential for accidents or emergencies in remote areas.

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Study Notes

Table of Contents

  • Psychology (page 11)
  • Geography (page 19)
  • Parachute Jumping (page 27)
  • First Aid (page 35)
  • Shelters (page 51)
  • Signals (page 81)
  • Fire Methods (page 91)
  • Hunting and Fishing (page 101)
  • Food and Water (page 119)
  • Care of Equipment (page 145)
  • Travel (page 155)
  • Sea Survival (page 175)
  • Desert Survival (page 187)
  • Tropical Survival (page 195)
  • Knots and Splices (page 201)

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Test your knowledge on emergency procedures and first aid principles. This quiz covers crucial survival concepts, signs of shock, and best practices in providing first aid during emergencies. Enhance your preparedness for unexpected situations with this engaging quiz.

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