DailyBackwardRemove itand applya new oneOnceandweekAcetaminophenor Ibuprofen4inches3minutesForwardThebandage isno longerneededTwicea dayApply andadditionalgauze ontop10minutes2ndDegreeBurnNo heat,alcohol,running, ormassagingTrueNO!Their skinis redand itchyThebandageis stillrequiredAntisepticsolution48 to72hoursRed,swollen,tender,warm, withpus drainageTake it outand pressdownhardLeave it inthe cut andapplypressurearound itDon't24hoursEveryotherdayFalse11 amto 3 pm1stDegreeBurnThey are in alot of painand haveswelling orbruising2weeksFirmelasticbandage1inchEvery 2hours for20minutes5minutesThreetimes adayWatersoakedwashcloth3rdDegreeBurn2inchesMildsoapTo be able tovisualize itclearly andcheck itssizeThey feelhungryand tiredAleveoraspirin2minutesDailyBackwardRemove itand applya new oneOnceandweekAcetaminophenor Ibuprofen4inches3minutesForwardThebandage isno longerneededTwicea dayApply andadditionalgauze ontop10minutes2ndDegreeBurnNo heat,alcohol,running, ormassagingTrueNO!Their skinis redand itchyThebandageis stillrequiredAntisepticsolution48 to72hoursRed,swollen,tender,warm, withpus drainageTake it outand pressdownhardLeave it inthe cut andapplypressurearound itDon't24hoursEveryotherdayFalse11 amto 3 pm1stDegreeBurnThey are in alot of painand haveswelling orbruising2weeksFirmelasticbandage1inchEvery 2hours for20minutes5minutesThreetimes adayWatersoakedwashcloth3rdDegreeBurn2inchesMildsoapTo be able tovisualize itclearly andcheck itssizeThey feelhungryand tiredAleveoraspirin2minutes

First Aid - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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.


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  1. B-Daily
  2. I-Backward
  3. G-Remove it and apply a new one
  4. O-Once and week
  5. B-Acetaminophen or Ibuprofen
  6. B-4 inches
  7. I-3 minutes
  8. G-Forward
  9. I-The bandage is no longer needed
  10. B-Twice a day
  11. O-Apply and additional gauze on top
  12. G-10 minutes
  13. N-2nd Degree Burn
  14. G-No heat, alcohol, running, or massaging
  15. I-True
  16. O-NO!
  17. O-Their skin is red and itchy
  18. I-The bandage is still required
  19. N-Antiseptic solution
  20. O-48 to 72 hours
  21. G-Red, swollen, tender, warm, with pus drainage
  22. G-Take it out and press down hard
  23. I-Leave it in the cut and apply pressure around it
  24. I-Don't
  25. N-24 hours
  26. O-Every other day
  27. O-False
  28. N-11 am to 3 pm
  29. G-1st Degree Burn
  30. N-They are in a lot of pain and have swelling or bruising
  31. G-2 weeks
  32. N-Firm elastic bandage
  33. N-1 inch
  34. N-Every 2 hours for 20 minutes
  35. B-5 minutes
  36. B-Three times a day
  37. B-Water soaked washcloth
  38. B-3rd Degree Burn
  39. O-2 inches
  40. O-Mild soap
  41. I-To be able to visualize it clearly and check its size
  42. I-They feel hungry and tired
  43. G-Aleve or aspirin
  44. B-2 minutes