STOP, hypothermia, getting lost, signaling, and cold weather clothing.
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- In the STOP survival acronym, what does S stand for?
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Sit (stay calm and remain in place)
- In the STOP survival acronym, what does T stand for?
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Think (assess your situation)
- In the STOP survival acronym, what does O stand for?
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Observe (look around and listen)
- In the STOP survival acronym, what does P stand for?
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Plan (decide your next action)
- What is hypothermia?
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Dangerous drop in core body temperature below 95°F (35°C)
- What are early signs of hypothermia?
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Shivering, confusion, slurred speech, and clumsiness
- What are late signs of hypothermia?
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Loss of shivering, sleepiness, weak pulse, and apparent unresponsiveness
- What is the first step in treating a hypothermia victim?
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Gently move them to shelter and remove wet clothing
- How should you rewarm a hypothermia victim?
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Use body heat, blankets, and warm (not hot) drinks if conscious
- Why should wet clothing be removed from a hypothermia victim?
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Wet fabric draws heat away from the body much faster than dry clothing
- According to the survival rule of threes, how long can a person survive without shelter in harsh conditions?
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Approximately three hours
- According to the survival rule of threes, how long can a person survive without water?
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Approximately three days
- According to the survival rule of threes, how long can a person survive without food?
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Approximately three weeks
- If you become lost while hunting, what should you do first?
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Stop moving, stay calm, and apply the STOP procedure
- Should you hike out if you become lost in the woods?
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No, it is safer to stay put and wait for rescue