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Aquatics Boating Canoeing Athletics Backpacking Business Camping Winter Camping Ceremonies Campfire Cross Over Courts of Honor Eagle Scout Flag More Citizenship Communications Community Service Cooking Dutch Oven Utensilless Cooking Special Cooking Stoves Emergency Preparedness Engineering Environment First Aid	The Importance of Knowledge (Have an assistant leader enter the room with a bloody ""wound" on his head. Use catsup or food coloring mixed with cold cream to make blood.) Scouts, we have a bad bleeding case here. I'd better fix him up. (Use neckerchief to make an arm sling on the assistant, ignoring the head wound.) Well, I fixed him up pretty good, right? No? What's wrong? That's a pretty stupid mistake, isn't it? What should I have done? (Get answers.) The point we're making here is that bad first aid is worse than no first aid at all. In first aid, you have to know what you're doing. You don't have to be a doctor to do it right, but you do have to understand what the problem is and then take proper action. That's what we're learning this month. All of you know that the First Aid merit badge is required for First Class. So the subject is important for its own sake, not just for advancement. That's why I hope that every Scout in this troop becomes proficient in first aid this month.	Fishing Forestry Health Care High Adventure Hiking Hobbies Leadership Mechanics Nature Outdoor Program Orienteering Physical Fitness Pioneering Program Specialties Public Service Safety Science Scoutmaster Minutes Shooting Space Exploration Sports Tracking Troop Program Features Wilderness Survival Wildlife Management
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