Unit 2 Study Guide

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If you see someone shocked by an electrical current, you should not touch them.

Back

Do not touch the person.

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What to do if your clothes catch on fire: Stop, drop, and roll.

Back

Follow the actions: Stop, drop, and roll.

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Image of a person being shocked by electricity and a sequence of actions for 'stop, drop, and roll.'

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This flashcard contains a diagram.

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When cooking, your hair should be pulled back or in a ponytail to prevent hair from getting in the food.

Back

This practice helps maintain hygiene and safety in the kitchen.

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A step stool should be used to prevent falls when reaching for equipment or ingredients on top shelves.

Back

Using a step stool ensures safe access to high places in the kitchen.

Front

It's much better to use a dull knife when chopping vegetables because you are less likely to cut yourself.

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False

Front

Water should be used to put out a small kitchen fire.

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False

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Preventing bodily injury while cooking in the kitchen

Back

Not wearing loose clothing and jewelry

Front

Safe method to gather and discard broken glass pieces

Back

Sweep with a broom or gather with a wet paper towel, then throw away immediately

Front

Handling pots with loose handles in the kitchen

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May lead to injuries from burns by HOT food items