Best way to wash a sharp knife:

Dull knives are dangerous because they:

Which of these is the safest way to carry a knife?

To prevent falls, you should:

First aid for minor burn:

If a small grease fire starts in a pan, you should:

Deep cut bleeding heavily:

Cleaning broken glass:

Electrical shock can occur if:

Test grease with water to see if hot.

Keep ice directly on a burn.

Water can spread a grease fire.

Unplug appliances by pulling cord.

Abdominal thrusts help choking.

A sharp knife is safer than a dull knife.

Broken glass should be wrapped before disposal.

Standing on a chair is safe for high shelves.

Non-slip shoes help prevent falls.

Store knives in a drawer with other utensils.

Safest way to put out grease fire:

Stop bleeding small cut:

Unsafe high shelf reach:

Which slips more?

Touches live wire first action:

Can't breathe/cough:

Which increases risk of falls?

After breaking glass:

Minor burn first aid:

Best way to wash knives:

Oil spills are less slippery than water.

Wet hands + electricity = shock.

Pressure stops deep cut bleeding.

Never put water on grease fire.

Unplug by plug not cord.

Keep floors dry to avoid slips.

Store knives loosely.

Pop burn blisters to heal faster.

Chewing thoroughly avoids choking.

Dull knives are safer.

Best way to dispose of broken glass: a) Loose in trash b) Wrap securely in paper or box c) Toss in sink d) Flush it

Best first aid for small cut: a) Lick wound b) Apply pressure and clean c) Use tape only d) Expose to air

A dull knife: a) Requires more pressure and may slip b) Never cuts c) Is safer d) Always straight

When drying knives, you should: a) Wave in the air b) Use a towel carefully along the spine c) Grab blade with hand d) Let drip dry in sink

To prevent falls, footwear should be: a) Socks only b) Non-slip shoes c) Slippers with no grip d) Bare feet

What should you do if grease ignites on the stove? a) Smother with a lid b) Add cold water c) Spray with cleaner d) Move pan to carpet

Minor burn treatment: a) Cover with butter b) Cool running water c) Tight plastic wrap d) Pop blister

If you see liquid on the floor: a) Step around b) Wipe immediately c) Wait until later d) Put a rug over it

To help someone choking but still coughing: a) Encourage them to keep coughing b) Start abdominal thrusts immediately c) Give milk d) Hit chest

First step if someone is electrocuted: a) Grab them quickly b) Cut power source before touching them c) Give them water d) Fan them

Keep floors clear of clutter to avoid trips.

Smothering is safest for grease fires.

Knives should be washed separately to avoid accidents.

Use a sturdy stool rather than a chair for high shelves.

Burns heal better if cooled quickly.

Keep electrical cords away from sinks.

Broken glass should be picked up with bare hands.

Dull knives are less likely to cut you.

You should always unplug appliances when not in use.

If a person can speak while choking, you should still do Heimlich.

What happens if you add water to hot grease? a) Fire shrinks b) Fire spreads c) Nothing d) Grease freezes

If person cannot cough or speak: a) Wait and see b) Perform abdominal thrusts c) Give soda d) Slap their face

If you drop a glass: a) Pick up barefoot b) Sweep and then wipe with damp towel c) Kick pieces aside d) Leave them

When cutting, you should: a) Cut toward yourself b) Use dull knife for safety c) Keep fingers tucked d) Hold food loosely

Treat minor burn by: a) Running cool water b) Putting butter on it c) Tightly bandaging d) Using ice directly for long time

First step for severe bleeding: a) Lightly wave hand b) Apply firm pressure c) Expose to air d) Sprinkle flour

To prevent slips: a) Wear high heels b) Clean spills immediately c) Leave cords loose d) Ignore small messes

Best way to store knives: a) In cluttered drawer b) In knife block or sheath c) Under cutting board d) On floor

To avoid electric shock: a) Keep appliances away from water b) Use wet hands on switches c) Pull cords not plugs d) Stand in water

Which knife cuts more predictably? a) Dull knife b) Sharp knife c) Both same d) Neither

Always wash knives with other dishes in sink.

Use a chair to reach high places.

If choking, Heimlich is appropriate when airway is blocked.

Apply steady pressure to stop bleeding.

Non-slip shoes are helpful in kitchen.

Broken glass shards can hide in dishwasher.

A sharp knife makes controlled cuts safer.

Burns should be cooled but not iced directly.

Do not touch an electrocuted person until power is off.

Adding water to grease fire is safe.

Multiple Choice — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: For deep bleeding cut:

Multiple Choice — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: To avoid trips:

Multiple Choice — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: If grease fire occurs:

Multiple Choice — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: To help someone choking silently:

Multiple Choice — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Dull knives:

Multiple Choice — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Best storage for knives:

Multiple Choice — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: First aid for small burn:

Multiple Choice — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Prevent electric shock:

Multiple Choice — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Safest way to carry knife:

Multiple Choice — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Cleaning up broken glass:

True/False — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Standing on chair is safer than step stool.

True/False — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Knives should be hand washed and dried immediately.

True/False — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Keep cords out of walking paths.

True/False — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Use abdominal thrusts only if airway is blocked.

True/False — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Wearing proper shoes reduces risk of falls.

True/False — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Electrical appliances should be unplugged by cord.

True/False — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Sharp knives are more predictable than dull knives.

True/False — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Water makes grease fires worse.

True/False — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Burns should be cooled under running water.

True/False — All answers must be fully shaded on the bubble sheet: Broken glass must be fully removed before walking.