Preventing Injuries

5 Factors that can help prevent unintentional injuries are Knowledge, Ability, State of mind, Environmental conditions and:

Common unintentional injuries in the home include Falls, Poisoning, Fires/burns, Electric shock, Firearms and:

Which is NOT something you can do to reduce the risk of falls in the home?

• Nonslip treads on stairways and strong railings

• Equip bathtubs and showers with grab bars

• Keep hazardous substances in a locked closet

• Anchor all rugs and carpet firmly

Who is most prone to poisoning?

• Children under the age of 5

• Carbon Monoxide

• Elderly

• Unlocked cabinets

All are things your family can do to prepare for a natural disaster EXCEPT:

• First Aid kit

• Replace frayed or cracked appliance cords

• 2 week supply of bottled water

• Battery powered radio

• At least 1/2 tank of gas

An unlawful attempt or threat to harm someone:

Someone who makes repeated, unwanted contact with a person:

Which is the most basic guideline for preventing assault:

• Do not keep keys in an obvious place

• Avoid deserted places

• Park in a well-lit place

• Lock all doors and windows

• Do not hitchhike or pick up hitchhikers

All of the following are among the 8 occupations responsible for the most deaths per 100,000 workers listed in the text, EXCEPT:

• Logging Workers

• Aircraft Pilots

• Firefighters

• Police

• Truck Drivers

All are hiking and camping safety suggestions in the text, EXCEPT:

• Research potential dangers

• Avoid deserted places

• Check the weather forecast

• Wear sunscreen

• Cook in a protected area