Exam 1- Flashcards

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What are the leave no trace principles? (7)

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  • Plan ahead and prepare
  • Travel and camp on durable surfaces
  • Dispose of waste properly
  • Leave what you find
  • minimise campfire impacts
  • Respect wildlife
  • Be considerate of other visitors
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Name all the components of fitness:

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  • Cardiovascular endurance
  • Muscular strength
  • Muscular Endurance
  • Flexibility
  • Speed
  • Body Composition
  • Power
  • Agility
  • Reaction time
  • Coordination
  • Balance
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How does training work to improve your fitness?

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It works the aspects of the components of fitness, to become better and can be used for longer periods of time

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What is cardiovascular endurance?

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Physical activity for long periods of time (health related)

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What is muscular strength?

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Producing force using muscle

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What is muscular endurance?

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Using muscles repetitively without fatigue

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What is flexibility?

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Moving joints in a wide range of motion

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What is speed?

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Performing a movement in a short period of time

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What is body composition?

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The ratio of fat to muscle on the body

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What is power?

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The ability to use muscle strength quickly

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What is agility?

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To stop, start and change direction quickly

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What is reaction time?

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How quickly an individual can respond

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What is coordination?

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Making movement work together smoothly

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What is balance?

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To control body position while standing or sitting

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What does RAMS stand for?

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Risk Analysis Management System

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What does the traffic light model mean?

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RED- danger is present do not enter
YELLOW- proceed with caution
GREEN- completely safe

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What does DRS ABCD stand for?

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D- danger - check around for danger but don’t put yourself in danger
R- response- check if the person is conscious and squeeze their hands or feet to get a response
S- send for help- call 000
A- airways- tilt the head back and look down their airways to see if anything is blocking them from breathing
B- breathing- place your head near their ear and your hand on their chest to feel or/and hear if they are breathing
C- CPR- 30 compressions and 2 breathes
D- defibrillator- follow the steps to get an electrical pulse

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What happens in a primary survey?

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DRS ABCD

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What happens in a secondary survey?

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  • history
  • symptoms
  • signs (head to toe check)
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Symptoms and treatment of a stone fish spike?

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Difficulty breathing and anti venom

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Symptoms and treatment of a bluebottle jellyfish?

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Swollen and itchy, and wash area

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Symptoms and treatment of a bee sting?

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Redness and apply ice

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Symptoms and treatment of an anemone sting?

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Hives and remove tentacles

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List and describe five personal skills that leader should possess?

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Positive – to get other people involved
Creative – making new ways for an activity
Communication skills – getting everyone involved
Responsible – taking ownership for all actions
Confidence- showing others they can follow you

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What is an autocratic?
A leadership style characterised by one individual leader controlling all decisions and gets little input from group members
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What is the Democratic?
A leadership style in which members of the group take more participative role in the decision making process
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What is a Laissez-Faire?
A leadership style in which the leaders of are hands off and allowed all group members to make decisions
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What is a briefing?
A briefing is to inform the participants on what to expect during upcoming activities
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When should you conduct a briefing?
Before something educational occurs
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What's a debriefing?
A guided reflection on what has occurred during an event or activity
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When do you conduct a debriefing?
Whenever a strong learning situation has occurred and immediately after the events
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What are the three stages of debriefing?
What happened, so what, now what
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What is air pressure?
Isobars showing areas of high and low pressure
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What is a low-pressure system?
Indicating an air mass of low pressure and normally bringing rain
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What is a high-pressure system?
Indicating an air mass of high-pressure bringing warm weather
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What is a cold front
Called in moving in the direction of points
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What is a warm front
Warm in moving in direction of the circles
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What is a Ridge
Shows a tongue of high-pressure
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What is a trough
A tongue of low pressure air
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How is rainfall shown on a weather map
By diagonal lines where rain has been in the last 24 hours
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What is the importance of a buddy system
1. in case you get lost 2. If you get injured they can help assist you 3. if you get stuck in and equipment they can help you out
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What's the importance of a mask
Fit well and to correct vision on the water
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What is the importance of a snorkel
To be L-shaped and pliable to breathe
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What is the importance of fins
To fit properly and to bend easily to manoeuvre
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How do snorkellers swim?
They bend at the knees in making a one motion movement
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How do people swim without fins
Using from the hips down in a two movement motion
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What is fitness
Fitness is the condition of being physically fit and healthy
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What does a compass Rose look like
(Explain and draw in head)
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N, E, S, W are what points?
Cardinal
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NE, NW, SW, SE are what points?
Ordinal
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NNE, NNW, SSE, SSW, ESE, ENE, WSW, WNW are what points?
Sub ordinal
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What are the four stages of a briefing?
1. The contract- the framework of the activity 2. Individual goal setting- creating achievable goals 3. Authority- leaders having ultimate responsibility 4. Framing experience- the summary
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What does SMART mean?
specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, timely