The underlying cause of heat cramps is depletion of blood glucose.

A sign of heat exhaustion is cool, clammy skin.

Pull on the end of the umbilical cord to speed the placenta’s delivery.

Upon touching a victim who is paralyzed by electric current, the first aider should turn off the electricity before touching the victim.

Ticks can transmit disease.

Heat exhaustion is more serious than heatstroke.

It is best to rewarm a frostbitten part by exposing it to a fire or open flame.

An individual who has been struck by lightning retains the “charge” -is electrified- and is dangerous to touch.

If a blizzard traps you while driving:

Which of the following is a description of the “position of function for the hand?”