SAR Fundamentals/Day 3 start up/Content Review

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  1. A brown line on a topo map says 4500. Which direction is downhill?

  2. How do you tell the elevation difference between two adjacent brown lines on a topo map?



  3. Name 4 of the "umbles" that are warnings of possible hypothermia.

  4. What are the 3 system in the body affected by hypothermia?



  5. An abbreviated UTM gives a location to the nearest how many meters?

  6. What does an Easting represent?



  7. What is the scale of the topo maps typically used in SAR, developed by the Canadian Government?

  8. During evacuation procedures what is a scout used for?

  9. When do you finish gathering background information about the lost subject?

  10. What are the two types of evidence?

  11. What is a reasonable size for a ready pack?

  12. How much should your ready pack weigh?



  13. Due East is the same as how many degrees?

  14. What does ICS stand for?

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