CANADIAN RED CROSS LATEST A+ QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS UNVAILED!
Fundamental Principles - 1
Humanity - We serve people, but not systems.
Fundamental Principles - 2
Impartiality - We care for the victims and the aggressors alike
Fundamental Principles - 3
Neutrality - We take initiatives, but never take sides.
Fundamental Principles - 4
Independence - We bow to needs, but not rulers.
Fundamental Principles - 5
Voluntary Service - We work around the clock, but never for personal gain.
Fundamental Principles - 6
Unity - We have many talents, but a single idea.
Fundamental Principles - 7
Universality - We respect nations, but our work knows no bounds.
Red Cross Symbols - The Red Cross
A red cross on a white background (the Red Cross symbol) is the symbol used by the Canadian National
Society.
The Canadian Red Cross and the medical services of the armed forces are the only organizations that
have the right to use the Red Cross symbol in Canada.
It must be readily recognized and respected around the world as a trusted symbol of protection and
humanitarian aid.
Its use is legislated by the Geneva Conventions Act, the Trade Marks Act, and the Canadian Red Cross
Society Act.
Red Cross Symbols - The Red Crescent
While the Red Cross symbol has no religious, political, or cultural associations, some relate it to the
Christian cross-this association is problematic as it goes against our Fundamental Principles.
In 1929, the International Federation of the Red Cross agreed to adopt an additional, equivalent
emblem-the Red Crescent-to resolve the issue.
, This emblem can be used by any national society in place of the Red Cross.
Red Cross Symbols - The Red Crystal
In December of 2005, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement welcomed the decision
to create an additional emblem alongside the Red Cross and Red Crescent: The Red Crystal.
Red Cross Mission
The mission of the Canadian Red Cross is to improve the lives of vulnerable people by mobilizing the
power of humanity in Canada and around the world.
Red Cross Vision
The Canadian Red Cross is the leading humanitarian organization through which people voluntarily
demonstrate their caring for others in need.
Red Cross Values
Our actions and decisions are based on:
Humanitarian values, as expressed in our Fundamental Principles;
Respect, dignity, and care for one another within and outside the Canadian Red Cross; and
Integrity, accountability, effectiveness, and transparency.
First Aid Kit Contents
- Adhesive Tape
- Adhesive Bandages in assorted sizes
- A Thermometer
- Barrier devices (e.g., pocket masks or a face shield
- Scissors, tweezers, and safety pins
- A Canadian Red Cross first aid manual
- Sterile gauze pads (dressings) in small and large squares to place over wounds.
- Emergency telephone numbers for EMS/9-1-1, your local area poison control centre, and your personal
doctor(s)
- A Pencil and Pad
- Cold packs or instant ice packs
- A Flashlight, with extra batteries in a separate bag.
- Antiseptic wipes or soap
- Eye Patches
- An Emergency Blanket
- Disposable non-latex gloves, such as surgical or examination gloves.
- Roller and Triangular bandages to hold dressings in place or make slings.
- Home and workplace phone numbers for family members, friends, or neighbors who can help in an
emergency.
ANSWERS UNVAILED!
Fundamental Principles - 1
Humanity - We serve people, but not systems.
Fundamental Principles - 2
Impartiality - We care for the victims and the aggressors alike
Fundamental Principles - 3
Neutrality - We take initiatives, but never take sides.
Fundamental Principles - 4
Independence - We bow to needs, but not rulers.
Fundamental Principles - 5
Voluntary Service - We work around the clock, but never for personal gain.
Fundamental Principles - 6
Unity - We have many talents, but a single idea.
Fundamental Principles - 7
Universality - We respect nations, but our work knows no bounds.
Red Cross Symbols - The Red Cross
A red cross on a white background (the Red Cross symbol) is the symbol used by the Canadian National
Society.
The Canadian Red Cross and the medical services of the armed forces are the only organizations that
have the right to use the Red Cross symbol in Canada.
It must be readily recognized and respected around the world as a trusted symbol of protection and
humanitarian aid.
Its use is legislated by the Geneva Conventions Act, the Trade Marks Act, and the Canadian Red Cross
Society Act.
Red Cross Symbols - The Red Crescent
While the Red Cross symbol has no religious, political, or cultural associations, some relate it to the
Christian cross-this association is problematic as it goes against our Fundamental Principles.
In 1929, the International Federation of the Red Cross agreed to adopt an additional, equivalent
emblem-the Red Crescent-to resolve the issue.
, This emblem can be used by any national society in place of the Red Cross.
Red Cross Symbols - The Red Crystal
In December of 2005, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement welcomed the decision
to create an additional emblem alongside the Red Cross and Red Crescent: The Red Crystal.
Red Cross Mission
The mission of the Canadian Red Cross is to improve the lives of vulnerable people by mobilizing the
power of humanity in Canada and around the world.
Red Cross Vision
The Canadian Red Cross is the leading humanitarian organization through which people voluntarily
demonstrate their caring for others in need.
Red Cross Values
Our actions and decisions are based on:
Humanitarian values, as expressed in our Fundamental Principles;
Respect, dignity, and care for one another within and outside the Canadian Red Cross; and
Integrity, accountability, effectiveness, and transparency.
First Aid Kit Contents
- Adhesive Tape
- Adhesive Bandages in assorted sizes
- A Thermometer
- Barrier devices (e.g., pocket masks or a face shield
- Scissors, tweezers, and safety pins
- A Canadian Red Cross first aid manual
- Sterile gauze pads (dressings) in small and large squares to place over wounds.
- Emergency telephone numbers for EMS/9-1-1, your local area poison control centre, and your personal
doctor(s)
- A Pencil and Pad
- Cold packs or instant ice packs
- A Flashlight, with extra batteries in a separate bag.
- Antiseptic wipes or soap
- Eye Patches
- An Emergency Blanket
- Disposable non-latex gloves, such as surgical or examination gloves.
- Roller and Triangular bandages to hold dressings in place or make slings.
- Home and workplace phone numbers for family members, friends, or neighbors who can help in an
emergency.
