Be Prepared!

Preparation is the key to being
ready for survival emergencies. 
This puzzle will test your
Survival Knowledge.

1) OBSERVE   
2) OXYGEN               
3) PRACTICE
4)WATER               
5) REST         
6) PANTS    
7)SIGNALS            
8) FIRE           
9) SHELTER       
10) FOOD                 

1) If lost, you should "Stop"-Stay, Think,_____ and Plan.
2) If deprived of it you can only live a few minutes.
3) Do this to master survival skills.
4) You can live only 3 days without it.
5) Your body needs this to extend your survival time.
6) If you can inflate these, you might save your life.
7) Use these to attract attention.
8) This can lift your morale and give you life.
9) In extreme conditions, you'll last about 3 hours without it.
10) You can 3 or more weeks without it.

SURVIVAL EMERGENCIES

TEMPERATURE EXTREMES MAKE THE FALL A POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS TIME OF YEAR FOR SURVIVAL EMERGENCIES.  SEE IF YOU CAN IDENTIFY THE FOLLOWING MEDICAL EMERGENCIES:

1) Mike was running a marathon in Los Angeles in October.  Halfway through the course, his pulse quickened ,his breathing  became  noisy, and he stopped sweating .  What condition affected Mike?
SUNSTROKE

2) One late September afternoon, John went sailing off New York's Long Island.  At Sunset, as he turned the boat toward shore, a strong gust of wind threw him into the water and away from his boat. After a period of time in the water, he became confused , anxious, and fatigued.  What was John suffering from?
HYPOTHERMIA

3) Chris was in Army Basic Training in Georgia in Early November.  About one third of the way into a five mile march, developed a headache and body aches.  Chris became confused and was unable to follow the course.  What medical condition was affecting him?
DEHYDRATION

SIGNAL MATCH

From the assorted symbols below,
match the five that are ACTUAL emergency ground symbols