Practical Living Unit 3 Safety

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Practical LivingUnit 3 Safety
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During an Earthquake.

• Stay away from tall buildings and utility poles.
• Run inside if you outside.
• Exit the building.
• Call 911

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If you have a first degree burn you are treating

• Your fingers and toes.
• The top layer of skin.
• Blisters.
• Open wounds.

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What technique do you use if someone is choking
on food?

• Stop, Drop and Roll
• Apply pressure
• Call 911
• The Heimlich Maneuver

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To protect small children from an electrical
shock you should

• Cover all outlets.
• Place them behind curtains.
• Run the cords under the rug.
• Turn out lights.

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If you call 911 in case of an emergency, what is
the first thing you tell the dispatch?

• Your name.
• The injury.
• Where you are.
• The victims name

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What is the most important safety rule to
remember when riding a bike?

• Ride with a friend.
• Keep water.
• Oil the chains.
• Wear a helmet.

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The first step to take in an emergency is to

• Call 911
• Panic and scream.
• Call your mom.
• Sit down and rest.

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If you come across a seriously injured person you
should never

• Call 911
• Apply pressure to a wound.
• Move the victim.
• Stay calm.

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When in a vehicle always

• Wear a seatbelt.
• Talk on a cell phone.
• Read.
• Honk your horn when you get mad.

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How do we help prevent injuries when we exercise
or play sports?

• Play without warming up.
• Wear safety gear.
• Only play with friends.
• Sit out as much as possible.

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Select the common injury.

• Broken arm.
• Scrape.
• Bleeding head injury.
• 3rd degree burn.

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When riding a bike on the street...

• Follow all traffic laws.
• Ride in the same direction as the traffic.
• Use signals to show the direction you are going.
• All of the above.

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To help control bleeding you should first,

• Hold the cut under water.
• Let it bleed until it stops.
• Apply pressure.
• Hold the cut over your head.

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If your clothes catch on fire,

• Run around.
• Call 911
• Apply pressure.
• Stop, Drop and Roll

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For your family to be prepared for a fire, or
other emergency you should

• Sleep in the same room.
• Have a family escape plan.
• Live in a one story house.
• Keep a flashlight.

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Lightning could cause..

• Fire or property damage.
• Mud slides.
• Earthquakes.
• Dry weather.