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Shock First Aid

Shock First Aid

Arrow of Light – 5th Grade

First Aid

Personal Safety

Required

Requirement 5

Shock First Aid

Arrow of Light – 5th Grade

First Aid

Personal Safety

Required

Requirement 5

Shock First Aid

Snapshot of Activity

Cub Scouts demonstrate how to treat shock.

Indoor

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Supply List

Parents and legal guardians

Directions

Before the meeting:

Set up meeting space free of obstacles and allow for Cub Scouts to have room to move about.

During the meeting:

Explain to Cub Scouts they will be learning how to treat shock.
Demonstrate how to treat shock on another adult.
- Pretend to call 911 for emergency help immediately.
- Have a Cub Scout lie down on their back.
- Say and demonstrate, “raise their feet slightly and state unless you think there are injuries to the head, neck, back, hips, or legs. If you do not know, have the person lie flat.”
- Say and demonstrate, “If the person is not awake, turn them on their side. But first, be sure the person has no injuries to the head, neck, or back.”
- Say “If the weather is cool, cover the person with a sheet. If it is hot, do not.”
- Say “Do not give the person anything to eat or drink.”
- Say “Stay with the person until help arrives.”
Ask Cub Scouts to buddy up and practice on one another.

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