Effects
Prevention
Causes
Injuries
100
This happens when the outside of your body is effected from falling.
What is external damage?
100
This prevents you from falling down stairs.
What are secure stair boards?
100
This is when you fall over your own feet or fall over another object.
What is tripping?
100
This is what you break when you fall down.
What is bones?
200
One way of falling on this part of your body is slipping on ice.
What is a back injury?
200
This is something that prevents tripping from untied shoelaces.
What are tied shoes?
200
Falls are the leading cause of fatal injuries for this aged group.
What is the elder? (65+)
200
This is what happens when you fall and cut yourself on something.
What is bleeding?
300
This happens when you hurt yourself badly from falling.
What is a severe injury?
300
This is when you are aware of your surroundings.
What is keen eyesight?
300
This is someone inexperienced and unstable when walking.
What is a child?
300
This is an injury when you fall and hit your head.
What is a concussion?
400
This is when you fall severely and you have to go somewhere to get help.
What is going to the hospital?
400
This can lead to weak legs and increases the chances of falling.
What is getting exercise?
400
This is when stairs are narrow and hard to walk up and down.
What are steep steps?
400
This happens when a person tries to grab onto something when they are falling down and their bone comes out of socket.
What is dislocation?
500
This is when your brain doesn't function properly from falling. (Usually a concussion)
What is brain damage?
500
This helps you from not slipping on ice.
What is salt?
500
This is what you slip on when it is not salted.
What is ice?
500
This is a bundle of nerves that runs down the middle of your back and gets damaged when you fall.
What is spinal cord injury?
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