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FIREWORKS

SAFETY

POV/

TRAFFIC

SAFETY

FOOD

SAFETY

PREVENTION

OF SPORTS &

HEAT

INJURIES

WATER

SAFETY

SAFETY

POTPOURRI

1 1 1 1 1 1

2 2 2 2 2 2

3 3 3 3 3 3

4 4 4 4 4 45 5 5 5 5 5

FINAL JEOPARDY



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FOOD SAFETY for 1

Always wash your handswith ___, _____ water

before and after handlingfood.



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FOOD SAFETY for 1

What is hot, soapy?



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FOOD SAFETY for 2

Never put cooked food

items back on the same

plate that previously held ___ ____.



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FOOD SAFETY for 2

What is raw food?



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FOOD SAFETY for 3

For picnic food: When

in doubt, ______ ___

_____.



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FOOD SAFETY for 3

What is throw it out?



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FOOD SAFETY for 4

These are the four simple

steps to keep food safe

and fight harmful bacteria.



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FOOD SAFETY for 4

What are•

CLEAN: wash hands and surfacesoften,• SEPARATE: don’t cross-contaminate,

• COOK: cook to proper temperatures,• CHILL: refrigerate promptly?



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FOOD SAFETY for 5

Hamburgers should be cooked

to ____ oF. Large beef cutscook to ____ oF for medium

rare or ____ oF for medium.



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FOOD SAFETY for 5

What is 160oF, 145oF,

and 160oF?Cook ground poultry to 165oF and

poultry parts to 180o

F.Fish should be cooked until it is opaque

and flakes easily.



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POV/TRAFFIC SAFETY for 1

If you have to walk on a

road that does not havesidewalks, walk ________

_______.



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What is facing traffic?



15


Maintain the proper air

pressure in your tires.Check pressure _____

____ for routine driving.



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What is every week?Also check pressure before

making any long trips.

Measure the pressure when the

tires are cold.



17


Air bags provide _________

protection. For maximumsafety, lap and shoulder belts

should always be used in air bag-equipped vehicles.



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What is supplemental?

They are effective primarily in protecting occupants involved

in frontal collisions, but offer little or no protection in a side,

rear, or rollover crash.



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This is often called the“child crusher position.”



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What held in an adult’s arms?In a crash of approximately 30 miles per

hour, a ten pound infant will be ripped

from a belted adult’s arms with a force of

almost 200 pounds. If the adult is not

wearing a safety restraint, the child islikely to be crushed between the adult’s

body and the windshield, dashboard or

back of the front seat.



21


You need to know the

right ____, _____ and ______ when you buy

tires.



22


What are size, type,and tread?



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FIREWORKS SAFETY for 1

Fireworks should only

be used with extreme

_______.



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What is caution?Older children should be closely

supervised, and younger children should

not be allowed to play with fireworks

under any circumstances. Childrencannot understand the danger involved

and cannot act appropriately in case of

emergency.



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Before using fireworks

make sure they are ________ in your state

or local area.



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What is permitted?The following are fireworks laws for the local

areas:Fort Rucker, Daleville, Enterprise: NO

fireworks of any sort permitted

Dothan: Sparklers only permittedOzark: Any state permitted fireworks allowed

as long as they are used at least 600 feet away

from any building.



27


Always keep a _______

__ _____ nearby for emergencies and for

fireworks that don’t go

off



28


What is a bucket of water?

Pour water on fireworks thatdo not go off. Never try to

relight or handlemalfunctioning fireworks.



29


IAW a regulation that went

into effect in 1976, the permissible charge in

firecrackers is ____ milligrams of powder (or

less)



30


What is 50 milligrams?Parents should supervise the

ordering and use of mail-

order “make your own”

firework kits.



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IAW regulation, fuses

should burn at least _____

seconds, but no longer than _____ seconds.



32


What are three seconds

and no longer than nine

seconds?



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PREVENTION OF SPORTS &

HEAT INJURIES for 1

_________ is an

abnormal depletion of

body fluid.



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HEAT INJURIES for 1What is dehydration?

Loss of water through such processes as sweating, breathing, or

the elimination of body waste must

be replaced. THIRST IS NOT AN

ADEQUATE INDICATOR OF

DEHYDRATION.



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HEAT INJURIES for 2

This is the largest

joint in the body, and

one of the most easilyinjured.



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HEAT INJURIES for 2

What is the knee?



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HEAT INJURIES for 3

This is how most foot

and ankle strains and

sprains and mild kneeinjuries are initially

treated




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HEAT INJURIES for 3

What is Rest, Ice,

Compression, and

Elevation (R.I.C.E.)?



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HEAT INJURIES for 4To help prevent heat

injury, provide adequatewater and ensure water

breaks are taken every ___ to ____ minutes.



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HEAT INJURIES for 4

What is 15 to 20

minutes?Make sure you are drinking

WATER. Alcohol, coffee, softdrinks, and sports drinks are not

good substitutes for water.



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HEAT INJURIES for 5

Do not exceed ___ ___

quarts of water per hour

(to prevent hyponatremia).



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HEAT INJURIES for 5

What is 1 1/2 quarts of

WATER? Hyponatremia is a condition that can

result from drinking too much water

or from the body’s inability to excrete

water. Do NOT use salt tablets!



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WATER SAFETY for 1

Don’t ______ and swim.



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WATER SAFETY for 1

What is drink?Alcohol use is involved in about 25-50% of adolescent and adult deaths

associated with water recreation. It is a

major contributing factor in up to 50%

of drowning accidents among

adolescent boys.



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WATER SAFETY for 2

The American Canoe

Association recommendsthat you canoe with a

minimum of _____ people or two crafts.



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WATER SAFETY for 2

What is three?



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WATER SAFETY for 3

Most children drownin _______ _____.



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WATER SAFETY for 3

What are swimming pools?

• Drowning is the second leading cause of deathfor children (ages 1-14)• Most children under 5 die in swimming pools

• Adults should CONSTANTLY watch childrennear water, this means that the supervising adult

should not read, play cards, talk on the phone,

etc.



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WATER SAFETY for 4

Don’t ski at _____ or

in ______ ______.



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WATER SAFETY for 4

What is at night andin shallow water?



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WATER SAFETY for 5

ALWAYS know local

______ _______ and ________ before

swimming or boating.



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WATER SAFETY for 5

What are the weather

conditions and forecasts?Thunderstorms and strong

winds can be extremelydangerous for swimmers and

boaters







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SAFETY POTPOURRI for 2

_____ __________ should be

a routine part of planning, preparing, and executing

operational missions ANDeveryday tasks.



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What is Risk

Management?



59


_____ ________ is a result of

sudden, heavy localizedrainfall such as that from slow

moving intense thunderstorms.(Also often occurs after heavy

rains on hard dry soil)



60


What is flash flooding?

Flash floods often become ragingtorrents of water which rip through

river beds, city streets, coastal

sections, and valleys or canyons,

sweeping everything with them.



61


The way you sit when you ride

in a vehicle is important. Your safety belts cannot work

properly if you have your seatback ______ or if you are

in your seat



62


What is a reclined and

slouched?The shoulder belt will not be

against your chest and the lap beltcould ride up over your stomach in

these positions



63


This is how a bicycle helmet

should be worn and how itshould fit (2 parts NOT just

comfortably and securely).







FINAL JEOPARDY

What are

1. Identify hazards.

2. Assess hazards

3. Develop controls and make

risk decision4. Implement controls

5 Supervise and evaluate?

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