SAFETY HOME AND FIRE. HOME SAFETY Falls – 1 of every 5 results in an ER visit Poison  90% of victims are under the age of 6 (can’t read)  Adult victim.

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SAFETY HOME AND FIRE

HOME SAFETY Falls – 1 of every 5 results in an ER visit Poison  90% of victims are under the age of 6 (can’t read)  Adult victim is usually a suicide attempt

HOME SAFETY CONT. Suffocation – breathing stops H20 - drowning Natural Gas Plastic Bags Electricity Smoke

HOME SAFETY CONT. Proper Storage Medicines (recycle)  Trash  Follow directions on label Chemicals (labels) Power tools (unplugged) Rescue devices

HOME SAFETY CONT. Supervision (Quiet is a warning sign) Pools Small children Baby sitters (emergency numbers)

FIRE SAFETY Fire 80% of victims die from smoke inhalation 3 required elements Fuel Heat oxygen

FIRE SAFETY CONT. Fire Escape Plan 2 exits out of any bedroom Meeting place Escape techniques Door Window Second story Detectors (smoke & heat)

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