In extremely hot temperatures taking shelter from the sun is a priority. In extremely cold temperatures, and in wet and cold conditions taking shelter from the wind, precipitation and the ground is very important to keep your body at 98.6 degrees.
I highly recommend having wilderness first aid knowledge and training, but common sense can also help you discern between urgent issues and stable, minor issues. Giving first aid to yourself or others to address A, B, C, D: Airway, Breathing, Circulation, or Deadly Bleeding should always be a priority as long as there is no other immediate danger like a fire. without food (some overweight people have fasted longer than a year).
with cardiac arrest or heart stop (hypothermic people have survived longer than 6 hrs of CPR).without breathing (child survives 45min under water).in icy water ( Anna Bågenholm survived for 80 min).There are countless exceptions to every single rule the human mind and body can be extremely capable when pushed to the limits. That’s why I’ve taken the 3 out of the rule of threes to show a broader range of time for different people and situations.
The first rule is that there are no rules, only rough guidelines.
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