Unit 8: Outdoor Survival and Hunting Safety Flashcards
This deck covers essential concepts and safety measures for outdoor survival and hunting. It includes information on navigation, emergency procedures, clothing choices, and first aid.
What does a topographic map show?
state and national forests
approved camping locations
well-managed habitats
elevation and contours of the land
Key Terms
What does a topographic map show?
state and national forests
approved camping locations
well-managed habitats
elevation and contours of the land
When should a hunter begin to get in shape for a hunt?
one day before the hunt
one week before the hunt
well in advance of the hunt
during the hunt
well in advance of the hunt
When you go on a hunting trip, you should leave a hunting plan with someone you trust. What information should the plan include?
your height and weight
your home phone number
the names of any hunting partners
the bag limit for the game you plan to hunt
the names of any hunting partners
Clothing can affect your ability to perform safely and responsibly. How should you choose your clothes for a hunting trip?
Always wear wool clothing.
Always wear light clothing and a hat.
Always wear several layers of cotton or polyester clothing.
Always wear clothing suitable for the weather you expect.
Always wear clothing suitable for the weather you expect.
Why should hunters wear daylight fluorescent orange clothing?
to be more visible to other hunters
to reflect sunlight and keep cool
to hide from game
to obey federal law
to be more visible to other hunters
What is the international emergency signal for distress?
marking an X in the snow, grass, or sand
flashing a mirror
signaling with a whistle
three repeats of any signal
three repeats of any signal
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Term | Definition |
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What does a topographic map show? | elevation and contours of the land |
When should a hunter begin to get in shape for a hunt? | well in advance of the hunt |
When you go on a hunting trip, you should leave a hunting plan with someone you trust. What information should the plan include? | the names of any hunting partners |
Clothing can affect your ability to perform safely and responsibly. How should you choose your clothes for a hunting trip? | Always wear clothing suitable for the weather you expect. |
Why should hunters wear daylight fluorescent orange clothing? | to be more visible to other hunters |
What is the international emergency signal for distress? | three repeats of any signal |
What is the best way to purify water? | boiling |
What is the best prevention for frostbite? | Avoid severe weather. |
While outdoors, you drink plenty of water, take frequent breaks, and shed layers as you warm up. These are steps to prevent: | heat exhaustion |
What is the best way to treat a snakebite? | Keep the victim calm. Take him or her to a hospital. |
What is a reason to plan and prepare for a hunting trip? | to improve your chances for success |
When you go on a hunting trip, you should leave a hunting plan with someone you trust. What information should the plan include? | where you will be hunting and when you expect to return |
Which material provides warmth even when wet? | wool |
What is the hunter's most important item of clothing? | daylight fluorescent orange outerwear |
A compass always points to: | magnetic north |
You get lost and need shelter. What should you do first? | Look for a natural shelter. |
Under most conditions, how long can you survive without water? | about three days |
You get lost in extremely cold weather. You are unable to start a fire. Which of the following is the best way to survive? | Wrap up in a thermal foil blanket. |
Which of the following is a proper way to treat heat stroke? | Get the victim to a hospital immediately. |
Your skin is pale, cold, and clammy. Your pulse is rapid. Your breathing is shallow. You feel fear. These are symptoms of: | shock |
What resource can best help you learn about the terrain in a particular area before you arrive? | topographic map |
What information on your hunting plan can help law enforcement officials find you? | your cell phone number and cell phone carrier |
Choose the true statement about dressing in layers. | Layers offer superior insulation. |
Why should hunters wear daylight fluorescent orange clothing? | to be more visible to other hunters |
You are hiking into unfamiliar terrain. What is the best way to keep your bearings? | Take frequent compass readings and plot your progress on a map. |
What is the proper way to start a fire? | Gather more firewood than you think you will use. Then light your fire. |
How long can you survive without food? | two weeks or more |
Which of the following is a proper way to treat frostbite? | Wrap the affected area in warm, dry clothing. |
After spending several hours outdoors, your skin is dry, hot, and flushed. Your pupils are dilated. You have a rapid, weak pulse. Your breathing is shallow. These are symptoms of: | heat stroke |
You need to help a hunting companion with a deep, open chest wound. What should you do first? | Cover the wound with the palm of your hand until a bandage is located. |