Fires

The video covers burn safety, explaining the types of burns and their treatments. It also provides fire safety tips with Firefighter Fred, including what to do during a fire and preventive measures to avoid fires at home. The video concludes with a quiz to reinforce learning.

What is the first step you should take when treating a burn?

• Remove the heat source

• Apply ointment immediately

• Apply ice directly to the burn

• Cover the burn with a dry cloth

Which degree of burn affects only the first layer of skin?

• First-degree burn

• Fourth-degree burn

• Second-degree burn

• Third-degree burn

What should you do if blisters form on a burn?

• Ignore them and let them heal naturally

• Apply ice to reduce swelling

• Cover them with a moist bandage

• Pop them to relieve pressure

If your clothes catch fire, what is the correct action to take?

• Run to find help

• Use a fire extinguisher on yourself

• Stop, drop, and roll

• Jump into a pool

What should you do if you smell smoke in your house?

• Turn off all electrical appliances

• Feel the door handles for heat

• Open all windows immediately

• Ignore it if you can't see flames

Why should you avoid using the elevator during a fire?

• It is against fire safety rules

• It is slower than stairs

• It can fill with smoke

• It might stop working

What should you do if you are trapped in a room during a fire?

• Hide under a bed

• Break a window to escape

• Wait for the fire to subside

• Cover door cracks with wet fabric

What is a key step in preventing fires at home?

• Keeping windows open

• Regularly testing fire alarms

• Using candles frequently

• Storing flammable materials in the kitchen

How often should you test your fire alarm?

• Regularly

• Every day

• Once a year

• Never

What is the purpose of the 'stop, drop, and roll' technique?

• To signal for help

• To avoid inhaling smoke

• To extinguish a fire on your clothes

• To protect your face from flames