Childproofing
These should not be in a baby crib.
What are pillows, bumpers, stuffed animals and blankets?
Up high, out of reach of children and pets, in locked cabinets.
Where should you store household chemicals and medicines?
Something to keep the person warm
What is an emergency blanket?
This part of the hazard symbol tells you the type of danger a product may pose.
What is the picture?
Picture of fire.
What is flammable?
These should be installed at the top and bottom of stairs.
What are gates?
Poison control
Who should you call if someone is poisoned?
Something to check the patient's temperature
What is a thermometer?
This part of the hazard symbol tells you what part of the product is dangerous.
What is the frame?
Picture of skeletal hand
What is corrosive?
This should be done to TVs, dressers and bookcases.
What is anchoring to the wall?
Medicine tastes like candy.
What is something you should never tell children?
Something to kill germs
What are antiseptic wipes?
This part of the hazard symbol explains the severity of danger a product may pose.
What is the caution signal?
Picture of an object blowing apart
What is explosive?
These should be covered to prevent shock.
What are [electrical] outlets?
Put in different containers, such as old pop bottles.
What should you never do with household chemicals/cleaning products?
Something to remove splinters
What are tweezers?
This shape of frame on a hazard symbol tells you that the contents are dangerous.
What is an octagon?
Picture of a skull and crossbones
What is poison?
This should be done when cooking on the stove.
Turn pot handles in and use back burners.
Drowsiness, sudden change in behaviour, unusual odour, heavy drooling, vomiting, confusion
What are signs and symptoms of poisoning?
Something to protect the first aider
What are gloves?
This shape of frame on a hazard symbol tells you the container is dangerous.
What is a triangle?