Injury Prevention, Safety, and First Aid.

It is a disaster preparedness tip where you contact someone outside the affected area to tell them where you will be for the duration of the event.

• Know the warning signs and alert signals for your area.

• Communicate where you will be.

• Collect emergency building materials. 

• Fuel up your vehicles and equipment. 

A disaster preparedness tip where you have to stay tuned to your local television or radio station or community alert system for emergency information.

• Know how to shut off all utilities. 

• Secure all outdoor objects or move them inside. 

• Fuel up your vehicles and equipment

• Know the warning signs and alert signals for your area. 

A disaster preparedness tip where you make sure your emergency survival kit is stocked with essential items and kept in an easily accessible location.

• Communicate where you will be. 

• Know the warning signs and alert signals for your area. 

• Check your emergency survival kit.

• Fuel up your vehicles and equipment

A disaster preparedness tip where you have to know how to turn off the gas, electricity and water in your home or place of business.

• Know how to shut off all utilities

• Secure all outdoor objects or move them inside.

• Collect emergency building materials. 

• Communicate where you will be

A disaster preparedness tip where you may want to have emergency materials on hand, such as plywood, sandbags, and waterproof tarps depending on the type of disaster.

• Communicate where you will be.

• Know how to shut off all utilities. 

• Collect emergency building materials. 

• Secure all outdoor objects or move them inside.

Directions: Click the link provided and watch the video carefully. After watching the video, answer the questions below.

Link: https://youtu.be/EMcOz6zJ1A4

Questions:

6-7 Why do you need to prevent injuries?

8-10 Innumerate 3 injury prevention tips that was explained in the video.

Directions: Complete the statement by filling out the missing word. Answers must be written in CAPITAL LETTERS.

11. Take cover under a (a)   table or other pieces of furniture, and hold on until the shaking stops.

12. Stay away from glass, windows, (a)   doors and walls, and anything that could fall, such as lighting fixtures or furniture.

13. Stay inside until the shaking stops, and it is safe to go outside. Most (a)   occur to people trying to move a different location inside the building or try to leave.

14. Do not (a)   the elevators.