LET'S START A FIRE
SMOKE BEFORE FIRE
SMOKE ALARM SAFETY
WHAT IS IT?
TREATMENT
100
It is the most tool a child will use this to cause a fire
What is a lighter or match
100

Breathing in the harmful gases, vapors, and particulate matter contained in smoke.

What is a smoke inhalation
100
Smoke alarms should be tested this often using the test button.
What is once a month?
100
Signs of a first degree (superficial burn) include these

What is redness, minor inflammation, swelling or

pain?

100

antiseptic and antimicrobial drug with bactericidal activity;at high concentrations the use of this drug causes the cytoplasmic contents of the bacterial cell precipitate and result in cell death

What is chlorhexidine?

200

This should always be used away from the home, tablecloths or any plants and tree branches, and checked for any leaks before each use

What is a grill (barbecue grill)
200
It may take this long to show symptoms of respiratory distress after inhalation or exposure.
What is 24 to 48 hours
200
True or False. Smoke alarms should be inside every bedroom, outside each sleeping area, and on every level of the home, including the basement.
What is True?
200
This type of burn can affect the inside of the body, even if the visible damage is minor
What is a chemical burn?
200

topical (for the skin) is used to treat or prevent serious infection on areas of skin with second- or third-degree burns.

What is silver sulfadiazine topical?

300
2 answers: Too many of these in an outlet, and you're sure to see sparks
What is electrical equipment and faulty wiring
300

whenever smoke is inhaled for more than a few minutes or whenever the inhaled smoke and fumes are known to contain toxic substances

What is when to call the doctor?
300
For the best protection, do this to smoke alarms so when one sounds they all sound.
What is interconnect?
300
Install anti _____ devices on tub faucets and shower heads to prevent burns 
What is scald?
300
This type of dressing is most commonly used for blistering wounds
What is a hydrogel dressing?
400
This cause makes up 73% of all home fire fatalities
What is smoking in the bedroom
400

The primary focus of treatment

What is to maintain an open airway?
400
This kind of smoke alarm is more responsive to flaming fires.
What is ionization.
400

Depending on the cause, this type of burn can exhibit symptoms that appear as a:

waxy and white color, char, dark brown color, raised and leathery texture, or have blisters that do not develop

What is a third degree burn?
400

In burn severely burned victims, this drug category  should be avoided, as they impair wound healing and increase the risk of acute kidney injury and bleeding.

What are Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents (NSAIDs)

500
When combined they ignite a fire, but take even one away and it will go out.
What is the fire triangle: Heat, Fuel and Oxygen
500
If airway tissues close off and breathing becomes impaired, you'll need this to artificially maintain an open airway.

What is insertion of an endotracheal tube

500
Every 10 years we need to do this
What is replace all smoke alarms in the home?
500
This type of bacterial infection is a complication of burns of all levels
What is tetanus?
500

This is the drug of choice for narcotic analgesia because of its reliable and predictable effects, safety profile, and ease of reversibility with naloxone. 

What is Morphine sulfate (Duramorph, Astramorph, MS Contin)

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