a. Slowed breathing/heart rate, loss of shivering, loss of reflexes, confusion. a. Skin damage from freezing temperatures a. Blisters, swelling, burning, stinging, tingling, numbness a. Shivering, increased heart rate, increased breathing rate, frequent urination, slurred speech, difficulty walking, impaired judgement a. Get somewhere warm, slowly warm affected area, seek medical attention! a. Limit time spent outside, wear layers, newspapers/bags can add insulation a. Numbness, dark, blood- filled blisters. a. Wear layers, move around, move toes/fingers, if possible limit time spent in cold weather a. Extremities: hands(fingers), Feet(toes), ears, nose, eyes a. When your body temperature is below normal (98.6 F) a. S-Shivering, S-Slurred Speesh, S- Sleepiness or unexplained drowsiness a. Redness, itchiness, painful. Usually, not permanent Free! a. Exposure to extreme cold and winds a. Requires medical attention such as IV fluids a. Passive warming: blankets, warm liquids. a. Slowed breathing/heart rate, loss of shivering, loss of reflexes, confusion. a. Skin damage from freezing temperatures a. Blisters, swelling, burning, stinging, tingling, numbness a. Shivering, increased heart rate, increased breathing rate, frequent urination, slurred speech, difficulty walking, impaired judgement a. Get somewhere warm, slowly warm affected area, seek medical attention! a. Limit time spent outside, wear layers, newspapers/bags can add insulation a. Numbness, dark, blood- filled blisters. a. Wear layers, move around, move toes/fingers, if possible limit time spent in cold weather a. Extremities: hands(fingers), Feet(toes), ears, nose, eyes a. When your body temperature is below normal (98.6 F) a. S-Shivering, S-Slurred Speesh, S- Sleepiness or unexplained drowsiness a. Redness, itchiness, painful. Usually, not permanent Free! a. Exposure to extreme cold and winds a. Requires medical attention such as IV fluids a. Passive warming: blankets, warm liquids.
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
a. Slowed breathing/heart rate, loss of shivering, loss of reflexes, confusion.
a. Skin damage from freezing temperatures
a. Blisters, swelling, burning, stinging, tingling, numbness
a. Shivering, increased heart rate, increased breathing rate, frequent urination, slurred speech, difficulty walking, impaired judgement
a. Get somewhere warm, slowly warm affected area, seek medical attention!
a. Limit time spent outside, wear layers, newspapers/bags can add insulation
a. Numbness, dark, blood-filled blisters.
a. Wear layers, move around, move toes/fingers, if possible limit time spent in cold weather
a. Extremities: hands(fingers), Feet(toes), ears, nose, eyes
a. When your body temperature is below normal (98.6 F)
a. S-Shivering, S-Slurred Speesh, S-Sleepiness or unexplained drowsiness
a. Redness, itchiness, painful. Usually, not permanent
Free!
a. Exposure to extreme cold and winds
a. Requires medical attention such as IV fluids
a. Passive warming: blankets, warm liquids.