Fire Safety
First Aid
Kitchen Safety
Chemical Safety
Home Security/Preparedness
100

Unattended candles are a ... hazard.

Fire

100

Name at least three essential items in first aid kit.

Bandages, alcohol wipes, antibacterial ointment.

100

Where should knives and sharp objects be if not in use?

Knives and sharp objects should be safely stored away in a drawer or sheathed to prevent cuts and accidental injuries.

100

When using chemicals for cleaning and other appropriate activities always make sure to read...

Instructions for proper use and any safety precautions. 

100

When home is unattended or when going to bed, what should you remember to lock.

All exterior doors and windows.
200

How often should smoke alarm batteries be replaced?

Smoke alarm batteries should be replaced 2x a year or when alarm chirps.

200
How to treat small cuts?

Rinse under water, apply antibacterial ointment or cream and put band-aid.

200

Examples of surfaces that can be dangerous to touch in kitchen?

Electric stove tops and coils, flames, teapots and kettles, items removed from oven.
200

How to store chemicals.

Away from food and preferably in original containers. 

200

How to stay safe during a natural disaster. 

Listen to appropriate emergency service, government, and weather officials. Always head warnings and prepare for potential emergencies such as blizzards, hurricanes, and power outages. 

300

What is the PASS technique?

Pull, aim, squeeze, sweep

300

How to stop bleeding?

Put pressure on wound with clean cloth or bandage.
300

Make sure not to put these type of items near stove burners.

Flammable items. 

300

Never mix these two chemicals, or products that contain these two chemicals.

Ammonia and bleach, it produces a toxic gas that can be dangerous to your health. 

300

What does a gas leak smell like?

Rotten eggs. 

400

Where should carbon monoxide detectors be placed?

At least one detector should be placed on each floor.

400

How to treat minor burns?

Place the burned area under cool running water for at least 5 minutes.

400

Never leave food that is cooking...

Unattended.

400

Why is ventilation important when using chemical products?

It reduces your exposure to potentially irritating and harmful gases.

400

List at least 3 materials that should be kept in a home in the case of a natural disaster or unanticipated power outage. 

Batteries, candles, extra food, water, flashlights, blankets, etc. 

500

Common symptoms of CO poisoning include...

The most common symptoms of CO poisoning are headache, dizziness, weakness, upset stomach, vomiting, chest pain, and confusion. CO symptoms are often described as “flu-like.”

500

How to treat animal bites.

Seek medical attention immediately, animal bites might require a rabies vaccine or a tetanus shot.

500

How to safely prepare raw ingredients.

Wash hands, clean surfaces, cook food to proper internal temperature and use thermometer if available.

500

Important safety information for proper medication usage. 

Only take medicine as prescribed and never share medications with others. 

500

How to stop a potentially dangerous water or gas leak.

Know where the main supply valve is in your residence and be prepared to shut it off in emergency situations to prevent water damage and gas leaks and fires.