Session 7 Flashcards
(22 cards)
___ is the second leading cause of death from unintentional injuries for persons ages 5-24.
DROWNING
Always wear a PFD while in a boat or around a body of water. What does PFD stand for?
PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICE
If you are caught in a riptide swim in the ___ direction as the shore until you are out of the current.
SAME
Disasters can be ___or ___.
NATURAL OR MAN-MADE
A ___ means a disaster is possible in your area. A ___ means a disaster is already occurring or will occur soon in your area.
WATCH; WARNING
Hurricane season lasts from ___ to ___.
JUNE 1 TO NOVEMBER 30
___ and ___ are peak months of hurricane season.
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
A hurricane watch means there is a threat of a hurricane within ___ hours.
24-36
The peak tornado occurrence in the southern states is ___ to ___.
MARCH TO MAY
- The leading cause of death during winter storms is from ___.
Automobile accidents
During an earthquake, practice ___ in each safe place.
DROP, COVER, AND HOLD ON
The Red Cross number is ___.
1-866-GET-INFO
How much water should be included in a disaster kit?
One gallon of water per day per family member for 3-days.
Name some things that should be in a disaster kit.
Sterile bandages, gauze, adhesive tape, medical gloves, scissors, tweezers, antiseptic, thermometer, soap, safety pins
You should replace stored water and food every ___.
6 MONTHS
40% of all playground injuries occur during the months of ___, ___, and ___.
MAY, JUNE, AND SEPTEMBER
Loose-fill surface materials on playgrounds should be ___ deep for equipment up to ___ high.
12 INCHES; 8 FEET
Playground equipment should be designed for which 3 different age groups?
INFANTS AND TODDLERS, PRESCHOOLERS, SCHOOL-AGE KIDS
Play structures more than 30 inches high should be spaced at least ___ apart.
9 FEET
Swings should be spaced at least ___ apart.
24 INCHES
___ are the most frequent source of childhood injuries from moving equipment on a playground.
SWINGS
Playground equipment with moving parts like seesaws should be checked for ___ that could crush a child’s finger or hand.
PINCH POINTS