Unit 10 Health Book
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The document provides information about safety and first aid across 4 lessons. It defines important safety and medical terms and outlines key concepts. Safety involves preventing accidents at home through smoke detectors and electrical safety checks. Outside, it involves being careful of natural disasters, workplace safety, and road/vehicle safety. First aid procedures are described for injuries, poisonings, choking, and animal/insect-related issues. Personal safety like date rape is also addressed. Proper first aid can significantly help emergency situations.
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