MDARD Michigan Core Pesticide Applicator Practice Exam

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What should you do to prevent a victim from getting chilled or overheated?

  1. Move them to a cold environment

  2. Keep them warm and quiet

  3. Give them ice chips

  4. Have them walk around

The correct answer is: Keep them warm and quiet

Keeping a victim warm and quiet is important because it helps to regulate their body temperature and prevent further complications. When someone is injured or unwell, they may be at risk of becoming chilled due to exposure to the elements or lower energy levels that make it difficult for their body to maintain a normal temperature. By providing warmth, you can support their body's natural ability to recover and stabilize its temperature. Keeping the victim quiet is also essential, as movement can increase their heart rate and energy expenditure, potentially worsening their condition or making them more uncomfortable. Instead of exposing them to cold environments or encouraging activity, which could lead to chilling or overheating, a calm and warm environment allows them to rest and recover more effectively.