1. Vocabulary Ch 19 (11) Accident Violence Gang Weapon First Aid Fracture
Dislocation
Shock
Abdominal Thrust
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Rescue Breathing

2. Sec 1 “Safety at Home” Fires
Recreation Safety
With groups/ solo
Adults know w/ UR
Phone # to contact
Familiar with area
See dangerous areas
Dress for activity/weather
Safety equipment
Sunscreen if needed
Accident “unexpected event that may injure”
@Home=*Falls, Fires, Shock, Poisoning
Fires
Smoke detector, fire extinguisher, evacuation plan

3. Sec1 Safety tips “7” 1. Think before you act
2. Pay attention to surroundings
3. Know your limits
4. Practice refusal skills
5. Use safety equipment
6. Change risky behaviors
7. Change risky situations

4. LR Sect 1 (1-6) 1. “unexpected event that may lead to injury”
2.Falls, fires, electrical shock, poisoning
3. Evacuation plan will get you out faster
4. 8 ways p. 482
5.think/act, pay attention, know limits, refusal skills,safety equipment,risky behavior, risky situation
6. Insist she is a beginner, then walk away

5. Sec 2 “ Safety at School”
Violence “use of physical force to harm or damage”
Causes: anger, stress,drugs, peer pressure, prejudice= walk away, tell others
Gangs= ie. Family, security, “group who often use violence to get their means”
Avoid gangs?= “+” join after school activity,sport team, volunteer work

6. LR sec 2 (1-4) 3. Security, family belonging
1. Violence use of physical force= gangs often use violence.
2. Avoid violent people or places by walk away, use refusal skills/conflict management and tell an adult if you can’t solve the issue
3. Security, family belonging
4. Members probably have same interests, but gangs use violence to get their way

7. Sec 3 “what is a weapon ?”
“an object that can be used to hurt someone”
Dangers: accidents, rules violations
Gun Safety: store unloaded, locked, gun safety course
Gun issues: tell adult if a gun is found or inform adults of intent by others to harm

8. LR Sec 3 (1-4) 1. Knives and guns
2. Stay away from guns, locked & unloaded, safety class, w/ experienced adult
3. Suspension, expulsion
4. Can’t go unless an adult is present, then it is OK

9. Sec 4 Automobile Safety 35,000 killed in accidents 2000:66% no belts
Safety devices: seat belt= law, not thrown about the vehicle or out of it: air bag cushions the blow of hitting dash or windows

10. Vehicle “Seat safety” All passengers should (must) wear seat belts
Front seats back away from air bags
No child seats in fronts that have airbags
Children under 12 in back seats
Young child should be in child seat until they can wear a seatbelt properly
All passengers should (must) wear seat belts

11. Infant/ Early Childhood Seats
Infants < 22 lbs. in a rear facing child infant carry
Children 20+ sit in forward facing child seat with belts
Children lbs should ride on a booster seat that raises the child up to an adult level where the shoulder strap will be beneficial

12. Passengers should: NEVER Distract the driver
Follow any safety rules that buses may have for its passengers
Stay seated while in transport (moving)
Listen to driver should an accident ever occur

13. LR Sec 4 (1-5)
1.Keep you from being thrown around in car or out of car.
2.Air bag inflates and acts as a cushion from the dashboard.
3.Wear a seat belt and avoid distracting the driver.
4.Front seat can prevent you from being thrown forward in the car.
Don’t talk to driver, avoid loud music, assist by reading maps and info signs

14. Sec 5 Basic First Aid = 3 C’s
Check scene for Your safety
Call 911 = Help
Care for victims
Protection from disease= sterile gloves, breathing barriers, first aid kit
Always be concerned for “your safety “ first: than you can help others

15. Lesson 5 LRQ Giving First Aid
1.Emergency treatment for someone who is sick or hurt.
2. Check the scene, Call for Help, Care for the victims.
3. Breathing Mask, and sterile gloves.
4. Lack of training could lead to errors in treatment that make the victim worse.

16. Lesson 5 LRQ –cont-
5. 911, friends or family or neighbors, Doctors, Police.
6. Blood might make people more concerned about helping for fear of getting infected with a disease.

17. Sec 6 First Aid- Basics Bleeding Burns Poisoning Electrocution
Head/Neck injuries

18. Sec 7 Choking= Abdominal Thrusts/CPR
Symptoms: not breathing, turning blue in face, can’t cough or talk
Technique: gain consent from victim
Position yourself behind victim
Hand/fist position above navel
Inward upward thrusts

19. Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
1. Gain Permission
2. Open Airway- tilt head : ABC
3. Rescue Breaths 2x
4. Check Pulse, Hand position on chest
5. Chest compression 2” 30 x
6. Complete 4 cycles 1:00

20. Concept Mapping Terms Blood Saliva Sterile gloves First Aid Kit
Breathing mask
Soap and water
Bacteria
Viruses
Bodily Fluids