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Kitchen Safety: Precautions & First Aid

There are 6 major areas of concern with respect to safety: Fires & Burns Electric Shock Falls Cuts Choking Poisoning

Fires & Burns Causes Hot burners on the stovetop Oven Hot dishes Scalding from steam & boiling liquid

Precautions Use pot holders Turn pan handles toward the center of the stove Turn stove & oven off when done Keep small children away from stove

First Aid Cool as quickly as possible Cover with a dry bandage Don’t break blisters Call doctor if burn is extreme DO NOT USE OINTMENTS, SALVE, OR BUTTER

Electric Shock Causes Worn cords on appliances Ungrounded outlets Water in contact with appliances

Precautions Replace worn cords Disconnect small appliance when not in use Disconnect appliance if it falls in the water Use outlet covers!

First Aid Disconnect the power source FIRST!!! Remove the injured person from the power source Administer CPR Call 911 Treat burns

Falls Causes Clutter & spills on the floor Climbing on chairs & counter tops Loose clothing (i.e. shoe laces)

Precautions Keep floors clear Wipe up spills immediately Use a step stool to reach high places Wear fitted clothing, take off loose jewelry

First Aid Signs of concussion: headache, confusion, nausea, loss of consciousness, changes in vision & hearing. Call the Doctor Signs of fracture: deformity, point tenderness, bruising, swelling, inability to move hand or foot.

Cuts Causes Knives Broken glass Sharp cooking utensils

Precautions Keep knives sharp, Wash separately, & store appropriately Pick up broken glass with a paper towel Pay attention when reaching in drawers

First Aid Wash gently & thoroughly Apply antiseptic ointment Wrap with a bandage or guaze

Choking Causes Not chewing food thoroughly

Precautions Chew food thoroughly Cut into very small pieces for small children

First Aid If they can make a noise leave them alone If NO AIR EXCHANGE Do the obstructed airway maneuver Call 911

Poisoning Causes Cleaning agents & kitchen chemicals

Precautions Keep out of the reach of children Use safety locks on cabinet drawers Don’t mix kitchen chemicals

First Aid Call poison control and tell them what the substance was that was inhaled or ingested. Follow their instructions