Helath Test 3 3Rd Six Week

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the production and preservation of the enviroment by manamging natural resources is called

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conservation

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ture or false
indoor air always has lower levels of pollutants than outdoor air

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false

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ture or false
turining off the water while vurshing you teeth of shaving can save 4.5 gallons of water

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true

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ture or false
hazardous wastes are only generated by industraial processes

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false

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true or false
housejold radon levels can be reduced by decreasing the amouunt of indoor and outdoor air exchange

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false

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the processing of waste matierials so that they can be used again in some form

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recycling

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an odorless radioactive gas

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radon

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a unit used to express the relative intensity of loudness of sound

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deciible

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used water that comes from homes communities farms and businesses

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waste water

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a yellow vrown haxe that forms when sunlight reacts wotj air pollution

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smog

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an index for reporing daily air quality

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air quality indes AQI

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destruction of forests

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deforsestation

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a substance that is exlposive corrosive highly reactive or toxic to jumans or other life form

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haxardous waste

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a givrousmineral that has fireproof properites

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asbestos

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the contaminationof the earths atmosphere by substances that pose a health threat to living things

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air pollution

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true or false
adding or removing layer of clothing instead of adjustion the thermostat is a good way to RECYCLE ENERGY

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false conserve energy

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true or false
making a can from recycled aluminium use MORE energy than making a new can from raw materilies

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false less

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true or false
AIR pollution is measured in decibles

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false noise

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true or false
motor oil CANNOT be recycled

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true

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true or false
WASTEWATER includes sewage and water that is generated and discharged from industries businesses farms and feedlots

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ture

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true or false
many HAZORDUS wates are banned from landfills and must be sidposed of at special collection sites

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true

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true or fals
the AQI is an agency that monitors air quality and sets US air qualitly standards

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false EPA

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you are less likely to be injured in a household fie if youe

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have a smoke alarm on each floor of your house

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the best way to avoid heat exhustion is by

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drinking plently of water

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the leading cause of death among teens is

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mothor vehivle crashes

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defensive driving involves

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being aware that other drivers may cause potential hazareds

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which does NOT belong with an emergency survival kit

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an electric radio

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true or false
unintentional injuries are random evbents that cannot be prevented

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false

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true or false
ablut 90 percent of poisonings occure in the home and more than falf involve children under six years old

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true

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true or false
the red croos recommends a miniumum depth of four feet for safe driving

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false

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true or false
dressing in layer keeps you warm because the air trapped between layer of cloting helps insulate you from the cold

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true \

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a cut caused by a razor blade is called

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a laceration

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restlessness skin that is pale cool and moist and rapid breation and pulse are all sympotms of

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shock

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true or fals e
serious sprains can be treatec by your self with the RICE procedure

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false

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true or false
the deepest curns are classified as first depree vurns

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false

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true or false
when calling the poisen control center you will nedd to descrive the state of the victim and state his or her age and weight

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true

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a poisonous substance secreted bny a snake spier of other creature

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venom

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a break in the bone

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fracture

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a 244 hour hot line that provides emergency nedical adivece on treatign poisoning victumons

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poison contro center

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an open wound in which the skin is scraped and tiny vlood vessels in the outer layers of the skin are broken is a

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abrasion

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which of the following is a necessary step in controlling bleeding of an open wound

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cover the wound with steril gauze

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when should you use pressure point bleeding control

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if elevation the wound and applying pressure bandage donot stop the bleeding

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which of the following is a step in treatiing a second degree burn

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cool the vurn and wrap with a sterile dressing

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true or false
the first two links fo the CHAIN OF SURVIVAL include calling 911

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true

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true or false
the first step in administering CPR to and adult

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check air way and remove blockage

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the sudden and painful tightenign of a muscle is a

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cramp

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an injury to a muscle that results from overuse of the muscle is a

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strain

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true or false
you should treat a mucle by APPLYING ICE to the affected area

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false apply moist heat

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ture or false
to reduce swelling in a muscle strain you should RAISE THE AFFECTED LIM ABOVE THE HEART LEVEL

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true

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true or false
to treat a nose bleed yu should have the person sit down and LEAN BACK

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fasle lean forward

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ture or false
if blinking does not deslodge a foreing objuect in the eye you should FLUSE THE EYE WITH WATER

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true

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true of false
a person who has ingaled poison should be QUICKLY TAKEN TO FRESH AIR

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true

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true or false
the most common sources of injected poisonings are ANIMAL STINGS AND BITES

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true

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true or false
a person shuld APPLY ICE OR HEAT whe treating a venomous snake bite

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false should not apply ice or heat

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many unintentional injuries can be prevented by

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taking precautions

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ture or false
if blinking does not deslodge a foreing objuect in the eye you should FLUSE THE EYE WITH WATER

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true

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whichh is the last step in an accident chain

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the result

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true of false
a person who has ingaled poison should be QUICKLY TAKEN TO FRESH AIR

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true

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which is NOT an element that must be present for a fire to occur

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hydrogen

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true or false
the most common sources of injected poisonings are ANIMAL STINGS AND BITES

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true

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OSHA is a gederal agency responsible for

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promoting safe and heasltful conditions in the workplace

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true or false
a person shuld APPLY ICE OR HEAT whe treating a venomous snake bite

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false should not apply ice or heat

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true or false
products that give off fumes such as ammonia should ne used INDOORS

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false in a well ventaltated areas

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many unintentional injuries can be prevented by

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taking precautions

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the leading cause of death among teens is

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motor vechivle crashes

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whichh is the last step in an accident chain

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the result

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which is NOT an element that must be present for a fire to occur

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hydrogen

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OSHA is a gederal agency responsible for

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promoting safe and heasltful conditions in the workplace

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true or false
products that give off fumes such as ammonia should ne used INDOORS

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false in a well ventaltated areas

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the leading cause of death among teens is

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motor vechivle crashes

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ture or false
if blinking does not deslodge a foreing objuect in the eye you should FLUSE THE EYE WITH WATER

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true

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true of false
a person who has ingaled poison should be QUICKLY TAKEN TO FRESH AIR

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true

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true or false
the most common sources of injected poisonings are ANIMAL STINGS AND BITES

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true

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true or false
a person shuld APPLY ICE OR HEAT whe treating a venomous snake bite

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false should not apply ice or heat

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many unintentional injuries can be prevented by

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taking precautions

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whichh is the last step in an accident chain

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the result

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ture or false
if blinking does not deslodge a foreing objuect in the eye you should FLUSE THE EYE WITH WATER

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true

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ture or false
if blinking does not deslodge a foreing objuect in the eye you should FLUSE THE EYE WITH WATER

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true

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which is NOT an element that must be present for a fire to occur

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hydrogen

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true of false
a person who has ingaled poison should be QUICKLY TAKEN TO FRESH AIR

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true

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true of false
a person who has ingaled poison should be QUICKLY TAKEN TO FRESH AIR

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true

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OSHA is a gederal agency responsible for

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promoting safe and heasltful conditions in the workplace

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true or false
the most common sources of injected poisonings are ANIMAL STINGS AND BITES

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true

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true or false
the most common sources of injected poisonings are ANIMAL STINGS AND BITES

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true

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true or false
products that give off fumes such as ammonia should ne used INDOORS

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false in a well ventaltated areas

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true or false
a person shuld APPLY ICE OR HEAT whe treating a venomous snake bite

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false should not apply ice or heat

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true or false
a person shuld APPLY ICE OR HEAT whe treating a venomous snake bite

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false should not apply ice or heat

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the leading cause of death among teens is

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motor vechivle crashes

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many unintentional injuries can be prevented by

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taking precautions

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many unintentional injuries can be prevented by

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taking precautions

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whichh is the last step in an accident chain

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the result

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whichh is the last step in an accident chain

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the result

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which is NOT an element that must be present for a fire to occur

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hydrogen

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ture or false
if blinking does not deslodge a foreing objuect in the eye you should FLUSE THE EYE WITH WATER

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true

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OSHA is a gederal agency responsible for

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promoting safe and heasltful conditions in the workplace

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which is NOT an element that must be present for a fire to occur

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hydrogen

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true or false
products that give off fumes such as ammonia should ne used INDOORS

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false in a well ventaltated areas

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true of false
a person who has ingaled poison should be QUICKLY TAKEN TO FRESH AIR

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true

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OSHA is a gederal agency responsible for

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promoting safe and heasltful conditions in the workplace

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the leading cause of death among teens is

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motor vechivle crashes

Front 101

true or false
the most common sources of injected poisonings are ANIMAL STINGS AND BITES

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true

Front 102

true or false
products that give off fumes such as ammonia should ne used INDOORS

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false in a well ventaltated areas

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true or false
a person shuld APPLY ICE OR HEAT whe treating a venomous snake bite

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false should not apply ice or heat

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the leading cause of death among teens is

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motor vechivle crashes

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many unintentional injuries can be prevented by

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taking precautions

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whichh is the last step in an accident chain

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the result

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which is NOT an element that must be present for a fire to occur

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hydrogen

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OSHA is a gederal agency responsible for

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promoting safe and heasltful conditions in the workplace

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true or false
products that give off fumes such as ammonia should ne used INDOORS

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false in a well ventaltated areas

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the leading cause of death among teens is

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motor vechivle crashes

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of the 5700 teen driving gatalities in 2001

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80 percent of the drivers were not weating sagery belts

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perhaps the most important sagery tip of poerationg motorcyles off foad vhecklesmopded and vicylces skate boarding eth with the lates stary fearute

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is alway wear a helmet

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true of false
using your vechicle as a weapon is an example of DEFENCIVE DRIVING

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false road rage

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true or false
aperson who is aware of potential gaxard and reacts to avoid them is a HIG RISK DRIVER

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false a defencive driver

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true or false
one guideline for bivyvle sagety is to ride AGINST traffic

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false with the traffic

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What is the R.I.C.E. Procedure? What does each letter of the acronym stand for?

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R.I.C.E stands for and is procedure to do when a fracture accours

R- rest
I- ice
C- compression
E- elevate