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The document provides safety tips for avoiding burns including not touching hot surfaces, keeping cooking areas and chemicals away from children, and what to do if burned such as running the affected area under cool water for 20 minutes and seeking medical advice. It also lists potential burn hazards in the home like hot liquids, fireworks, cigarettes, and electricity and recommends safe alternatives and practices.
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This month’s SecurAlert, which commemorates Fire Prevention Month, offers some great fire prevention safety tips for both the home and office.
8.02safety.ppt
This document provides information on common kitchen safety hazards and how to prevent and treat related accidents. It identifies the main causes of kitchen accidents as falls, fires, burns, chemical poisoning, electrical shock, cuts, and choking. For each hazard, it lists steps for prevention and first aid treatment. Prevention tips include using proper equipment, cleaning spills, storing knives and chemicals safely, and being aware of hot surfaces and electric appliances. First aid instructions focus on treatment for minor injuries, calling emergency services for serious injuries, and performing life-saving measures like the Heimlich maneuver.
Foods i safety guidelines and safe work habits
1. The document provides safety guidelines for working in the kitchen, including proper practices when using electric appliances, avoiding cuts, burns, falls, and fires.
2. It also outlines first aid steps for injuries like cuts, burns, and electric shocks. Cleaning supplies should be kept separate from food and not mixed, as certain combinations can produce toxic gases.
3. Proper cleaning and sanitizing of surfaces is important to prevent contamination. Dishes should be washed in a specific order and rinsed thoroughly.
Child Safety
Child Safety By Mrs. Radhika Bhalerao
This is part of the HELP Talk series at HELP,Health Education Library for People, the worlds largest free patient education library www.healthlibrary.com.
For info log on to www.healthlibrary.com.
Biological and chemical safety in the microbiology laboratory
laboratory safety in microbiology lab, how to avoid contamination from the microbes and how to perform practicals safely.
Fire prevent
Fire can be both helpful and harmful to humans. It provides heat, light and powers many machines but can also kill when out of control. 70% of fire deaths in Pakistan occur in homes. It is important to take precautions like installing smoke detectors, having fire extinguishers available and making an evacuation plan to protect against fires in the home. Proper electrical safety and avoiding risky behaviors with things like cooking and smoking can also help prevent fires.
Safety Show
The document provides safety instructions for various lab equipment and situations. It lists safety precautions for using goggles, eye wash stations, gloves, fire extinguishers, fire blankets, handling glass and sharp objects, working with chemicals including chemical spills, electrical safety, animal handling, first aid, and general lab rules. Students are instructed to study the safety materials, handle equipment carefully, follow all rules and instructions, and alert teachers to any accidents or issues.
Similar to Burns Poster for the Indian Market (20)
FIRE CRACKERS HANDLING AWARNESS FOR SAFER DIWALI.pptx
FIRE CRACKERS HANDLING AWARNESS FOR SAFER DIWALI.pptx
Biological and chemical safety in the microbiology laboratory
Biological and chemical safety in the microbiology laboratory
Burns Poster for the Indian Market
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