Question 1

safety conscious

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being aware of and following rules that help prevent accidents

Question 2

keeping cleaning supplies out of reach

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easiest way to protect a young child from poison

Question 3

Do not touch him; pull plug or turn off switch.

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what to do if someone is receiving an electric shock

Question 4

Call police if stranger does not leave.

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What to do if a stranger is at your door:

Question 5

Remember to turn off appliances.

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Give safety tips for preventing fires. (four)

Question 6

Have a planned meeting place.

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Give safety tips for what to do or consider when in a burning building. (three)

Question 7

Stop, drop, and roll.

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If your clothing is on fire, what should you do?

Question 8

Be sure drivers can see you at dusk and after dark.

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Give safety tips for when riding a bicycle. (seven)

Question 9

heat exhaustion

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A condition that may resultterm-73 from exposure to excessive heat over time; caused by the loss of water and sodium from the body; results in slurred speech; cold, clammy skin

Question 10

heat stroke

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A life-threatening condition involving very high body temperature, lack of perspiration, and rapid pulse

Question 11

Drink plenty of water and wear light clothes in hot weather.

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How can you avoid heat exhaustion or heat stroke?

Question 12

Exercise caution when swimming in ocean; swim parallel to shore rather than away from it.

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Give safety tips for swimming. (three)

Question 13

poison ivy

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"Leaves of three, let it be."

Question 14

pit

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deep cavity on each side of a viper's snout between its eye and nostril

Question 15

coral snake

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"Red on yellow, kill a fellow."

Question 16

hurricane

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large storm with violent wind and heavy rain

Question 17

on the left facing traffic

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where a pedestrian should walk if there is no sidewalk

Question 18

buddy system

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Term for the practice of being accompanied by someone else while completing an activity

Question 19

survival float

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a way to stay afloat for hours or even days in warm water

Question 20

(Bring knees to chest. Wrap arms around knees and lock them together. Keep head above water to avoid loss of heat.)

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A technique for surviving in cold water; give the acronym and the words for each letter OR describe the technique

Question 21

Never play or skate on ice without permission for that day. (must be four inches thick)

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Give safety tips for sledding and skating. (two)

Question 22

hypothermia

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caused by extremely low body temperature, dizziness, feeling light headed, muscular stiffness, and difficulty in moving

Question 23

frostbite

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Term for the freezing of body tissue

Question 24

Keep head, hands, ears, and feet well-covered.

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Safety tips for avoiding hypothermia or frostbite. (three)

Question 25

muscle soreness

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caused by a lack of exercise followed by overexertion

Question 26

strain

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a muscle pulled to the point of tearing

Question 27

sprain

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stretched and torn ligament around a joint that may be stiff, swollen, painful, and appear bruised

Question 28

fracture

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a break, chip, or crack in the bone

Question 29

simple

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type of fracture that does not pierce through the skin

Question 30

compound

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the type of fracture that pierces through the skin

Question 31

splint

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used to prevent the movement of a broken bone

Question 32

dislocation

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a bone forced from its normal position, may have discoloration, swelling, pain, tenderness, and a deformed look

Question 33

wound

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any break in the skin or mucous membrane

Question 34

incision

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a cut

Question 35

abrasion

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the scraping of the epidermis

Question 36

epidermis

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the outer layer of the skin

Question 37

pus

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yellowish-white substance on a wound that is a sign of infection

Question 38

infection

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the presence of pus in a wound indicates this condition:

Question 39

nosebleed

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blood running from the nose after an injury or strenuous activity indicates this condition:

Question 40

Lyme disease

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bright red ring on the skin, red spots and blotchy areas, severe headaches, pain in the joints indicates this condition:

Question 41

tick

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bug that may carry Lyme disease

Question 42

sunburn

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red, painful skin with possible blistering after exposure to the sun indicates this condition:

Question 43

cramp

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painful spasm of several muscles in the same area

Question 44

gangrene

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the decay of body tissue

Question 45

3. pressure point

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three steps to severe control bleeding

Question 46

pressure point

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point on the artery at which pressure should be applied to slow or stop bleeding

Question 47

brachial

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artery in the forearm

Question 48

radial

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artery in the wrist

Question 49

femoral

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artery in the leg

Question 50

temporal

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artery in the head

Question 51

carotid

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artery in the neck

Question 52

concussion

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jostling of the brain inside its protective, bony covering

Question 53

contusions

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multiple bruises to the brain

Question 54

brain injury

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clear or reddish fluid draining from the mouth, nose, or ear may indicate...

Question 55

artificial respiration

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Another name for rescue breathing; involves helping a victim to breathe until he is able to breathe on his own

Question 56

Heimlich maneuver

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procedure used to expel an object from a choking victim

Question 57

poison

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substance which causes harm, illness, or even death when eaten, drunk, or otherwise absorbed into the body

Question 58

antivenin

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serum used for treating snakebites

Question 59

neurotoxic

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A type of poisoning that poisons the nerves; coral snakes have this type of venom

Question 60

thermal

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type of burn obtained by flames, hot gases, or a hot object

Question 61

electrical

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type of burn caused by an electrical charge passing through body tissue and bones

Question 62

chemical

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type of burn caused by a corrosive substance

Question 63

first-degree

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type of burn affecting only the epidermis and characterized by redness, mild pain, and swelling

Question 64

dermis

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the second layer of skin

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