Fire Triangle
What three elements must be present for a fire to occur?
Oxygen, Heat, and Fuel.
Who do you call when a fire occurs?
Call 911.
What device is used to detect fires?
Smoke Alarm.
What is the final thing that's needed to start a fire, also known as the fourth element of the fire triangle?
Spark/Chemical Reaction.
What do you do if you catch on fire?
Stop, Drop, and Roll.
What device is used to commonly put out household flames?
A fire extinguisher.
What should you do if you get a minor burn?
Immediately immerse the burn under cool tap water or apply cold, wet compresses.
How should you leave a room if there is smoke in the air?
Crawl low to the ground.
What should you never leave unattened?
Open flames/heat sources.
What percentage of fatalities related to fires are due to inhalation of toxic gasses from flames?
Approximately 70%.
If there is believed to be a fire on the other side of a door, how should you check?
Put the back of your hand gently against the door with caution.
How often are you supposed to change the batteries in a smoke Alarm?
Every six months.
How do you put out an oil fire?
Cover the fire until the oxygen runs out.
What are the three A's of fire safety?
Activate, assist, and attempt.
How should you be dressed when dealing with open flames?
Don't wear any loose articles of clothing and keep long hair tied back.