NCDCC Campcraft Theory Assessment
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Written Bites and Stings Assessment (10 marks, >= 5 marks to pass)
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What should you do if you are bitten by a dog and the wound is serious?
- A.
Control bleeding by applying direct pressure and raising the injured part, cover the wound with a sterile dressing and arrange to take the casualty to hospital.
- B.
Try and suck out the blood to prevent infection.
- C.
Stay there and wait for help to arrive.
Correct Answer
A. Control bleeding by applying direct pressure and raising the injured part, cover the wound with a sterile dressing and arrange to take the casualty to hospital.Explanation
If you are bitten by a dog and the wound is serious, the correct course of action is to control bleeding by applying direct pressure and raising the injured part. This helps to minimize blood loss. Next, cover the wound with a sterile dressing to protect it from further contamination and infection. Finally, arrange to take the casualty to the hospital for further medical attention and treatment. Sucking out the blood is not recommended as it may introduce more bacteria into the wound. Waiting for help to arrive may delay necessary medical treatment.Rate this question:
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- 2.
How would you treat a superficial wound that is caused by a stray dog?
- A.
Cover the wound with cloth and run home.
- B.
Don’t do anything and let it heal by itself.
- C.
Wash the wound thoroughly with warm water and soap, pat the wound with clean gauze swab and cover with a sterile dressing. Advise the casualty to see doctor in case inoculation is needed
Correct Answer
C. Wash the wound thoroughly with warm water and soap, pat the wound with clean gauze swab and cover with a sterile dressing. Advise the casualty to see doctor in case inoculation is neededExplanation
It is important to wash the wound thoroughly with warm water and soap to clean it and prevent infection. Patting the wound with a clean gauze swab helps to dry it gently without causing further damage. Covering the wound with a sterile dressing helps to protect it from dirt and bacteria. Advising the casualty to see a doctor is important in case inoculation is needed to prevent diseases that can be transmitted by the dog.Rate this question:
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- 3.
What should you do when you are stung by a bee?
- A.
Run 400 meters and stop.
- B.
Jump into a pool of water if any.
- C.
Apply constant firm pressure, scrape or brush the sting off with your fingernail or blunt edge of knife.
Correct Answer
C. Apply constant firm pressure, scrape or brush the sting off with your fingernail or blunt edge of knife.Explanation
When stung by a bee, it is important to apply constant firm pressure and scrape or brush the sting off with your fingernail or blunt edge of a knife. This helps to remove the stinger and venom sac from the skin, reducing the amount of venom injected into the body. Running or jumping into a pool of water is not recommended as it may cause the venom to spread faster.Rate this question:
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- 4.
How should you remove ticks from your body?
- A.
Use a fine point tweezer and pull it out by using the “to and fro” action.
- B.
Use a needle and pin it to remove and apply some medicine.
- C.
Wash it with plenty of water and get medical treatment directly.
Correct Answer
A. Use a fine point tweezer and pull it out by using the “to and fro” action.Explanation
Using a fine point tweezer and pulling the tick out with a "to and fro" action is the correct way to remove ticks from the body. This method ensures that the tick is completely removed, including the mouthparts which can remain embedded in the skin if not removed properly. It is important to use a tweezer with a fine point to grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible and avoid squeezing or crushing the tick. The "to and fro" action helps to loosen the tick's grip on the skin, making it easier to remove without leaving any parts behind.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What should you do when you are stung by a jellyfish?
- A.
Pour copious amount of mineral water over the injury to incapacitate stinging cells that have not yet released venom.
- B.
Pour copious amount of sand over the injury to incapacitate stinging cells that have not yet released venom.
- C.
Pour copious amount of vinegar / sea water over the injury to incapacitate stinging cells that have not yet released venom and use talcum powder to brush off any remaining stinging cells.
Correct Answer
C. Pour copious amount of vinegar / sea water over the injury to incapacitate stinging cells that have not yet released venom and use talcum powder to brush off any remaining stinging cells.Explanation
When you are stung by a jellyfish, pouring a copious amount of vinegar or sea water over the injury is recommended. This helps to incapacitate the stinging cells that have not yet released venom, reducing the amount of venom that enters the body. Additionally, using talcum powder to brush off any remaining stinging cells can further minimize the effects of the sting.Rate this question:
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- 6.
How should you treat a puncture wound caused by a marine creature such as a stonefish?
- A.
Amputate the injure part straight away and get a taxi to the nearest hospital. ASAP
- B.
Immobilise the injured part, call ambulance and wait for ambulance.
- C.
Gently pull out any protruding spines and place the injured part in water as hot as the casualty can bear for at least 30 minutes, send the casualty to hospital, where spines remaining in the skin may be removed.
Correct Answer
C. Gently pull out any protruding spines and place the injured part in water as hot as the casualty can bear for at least 30 minutes, send the casualty to hospital, where spines remaining in the skin may be removed.Explanation
The correct answer suggests that in the case of a puncture wound caused by a marine creature such as a stonefish, the first step is to gently pull out any protruding spines. Then, the injured part should be placed in water as hot as the casualty can bear for at least 30 minutes. Finally, the casualty should be sent to the hospital, where any remaining spines in the skin may be removed. This approach aims to alleviate pain, reduce the risk of infection, and ensure proper medical treatment for the injury.Rate this question:
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- 7.
We should bandage the snake bite and cover the wound.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
Bandaging a snake bite is not recommended as it can restrict blood flow and potentially worsen the situation. It is advised to keep the affected area immobilized and below heart level, and seek immediate medical attention. Covering the wound is also not recommended as it can trap bacteria and increase the risk of infection.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What should you do when your friend is bitten by a snake?
- A.
Wash the wound and lightly compress the limb above the wound with a roller bandage.
- B.
Cut the wound and let the blood flow out, do not suck the wound.
- C.
Suck out the blood to remove the venom.
Correct Answer
A. Wash the wound and lightly compress the limb above the wound with a roller bandage.Explanation
When your friend is bitten by a snake, the correct course of action is to wash the wound to remove any dirt or bacteria that may be present. Additionally, lightly compressing the limb above the wound with a roller bandage can help slow the spread of venom through the lymphatic system. This can buy some time until medical help arrives. Cutting the wound and letting the blood flow out is not recommended as it can increase the risk of infection. Sucking out the blood to remove the venom is also not recommended as it can introduce bacteria into the wound and potentially harm the person doing the sucking.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Which of the following should you do when treating a snake bite?
- A.
Suck out the blood and bring him to see doctor.
- B.
Firmly bandage the part above the wound which is nearer to the heart.
- C.
Cut the wound and let the blood out.
Correct Answer
B. Firmly bandage the part above the wound which is nearer to the heart.Explanation
When treating a snake bite, it is important to firmly bandage the part above the wound which is nearer to the heart. This helps to slow down the spread of venom through the lymphatic system. Sucking out the blood is not recommended as it may cause further damage and increase the risk of infection. Cutting the wound and letting the blood out is also not recommended as it can lead to more bleeding and increase the risk of infection. Seeking medical attention is crucial after applying the bandage.Rate this question:
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- 10.
What are the safety precautions that you will need to prevent being bitten by snakes.
- A.
Try and chase any snake that you come across.
- B.
Beat up and kill any snake that you see.
- C.
Move away if you spot any snakes.
Correct Answer
C. Move away if you spot any snakes.Explanation
The correct answer is "Move away if you spot any snakes." This is the safest precaution to prevent being bitten by snakes. Chasing or attacking a snake can provoke it and increase the risk of being bitten. Moving away from the snake allows you to create distance and reduce the chances of a potentially dangerous encounter.Rate this question:
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