A) Hammer B) Pliers C) Screwdriver D) Tweezers
A) Sideways B) In a circular motion C) Against the entry path D) Along the entry path
A) Eat a snack B) Ignore it C) Watch TV D) Wash your hands and sterilize tools
A) Wait for it to disappear B) Use a stronger tool C) Keep digging deeper D) See a doctor
A) Burning the tick off B) Removing the body quickly C) Killing the tick first D) Removing the entire tick, including the head
A) Fine-tipped tweezers B) A lighter C) Your fingers D) A knife
A) It doesn't matter B) An inch away C) About half an inch away D) As close as possible
A) Jerking B) Twisting C) Steady, even pressure D) Snapping
A) Dispose of it safely B) Keep it as a souvenir C) Release it back into nature D) Eat it
A) Ignore it B) Clean the bite area with antiseptic C) Apply mud D) Cover it with a bandage immediately
A) Temporary itching B) No symptoms at all C) Feeling perfectly normal D) Increased redness, swelling, or pus
A) Isopropyl alcohol B) Bleach C) Gasoline D) Motor oil
A) Ignore it B) Take a nap C) Apply lotion D) See a doctor immediately
A) Checking for ticks after being outdoors B) Using insect repellent C) Wearing shorts in wooded areas D) Wearing long sleeves
A) Water B) Shampoo C) Sunscreen D) DEET
A) Rubbing alcohol or boiling water B) Dish soap and water C) Using a microwave D) Putting them in the freezer
A) Ignore it and hope it works itself out B) Dig aggressively to remove it C) Apply super glue D) Try again with sterilized tools or see a doctor
A) Because they are ugly B) To save the host animal C) To reduce the risk of disease transmission D) Because they cause itching
A) The common cold B) Lyme disease C) Chickenpox D) Measles
A) In the ocean B) In grassy and wooded areas C) In Antarctica D) In the desert
A) A runny nose B) A sore throat C) Sneezing D) A bullseye rash
A) Sterilized needle to expose enough for grasping B) A dirty safety pin C) Fingernails D) Your teeth
A) Plastic splinter B) Glass splinter C) Metal splinter D) Wood splinter
A) It will kill the tick B) It will make it harder to remove C) It can inject infected fluids into the skin D) It is disrespectful to the tick
A) Ignore them B) Apply super glue to seal them in C) Try to remove them with sterilized tweezers; if unsuccessful, see a doctor. D) Leave them in; they will dissolve
A) Applying lemon juice B) Applying paint thinner C) Applying antibiotic ointment D) Applying hot sauce
A) It numbs the pain. B) It attracts the splinter. C) It sterilizes the area. D) It provides better visibility.
A) Have them seek immediate medical attention B) Ignore the allergy and remove the tick as normal C) Apply ice to the area D) Use a stronger insect repellent
A) Shower and check for ticks B) Avoid going outside C) Go straight to bed D) Burn your clothes
A) It can cause an allergic reaction B) It's ineffective and can irritate the skin C) It attracts more ticks D) It can kill the tick instantly |