Foundations of Health

3. The state of being ready for an emergency before it happens. This includes having the necessary skills, knowledge, and supplies.
4. A situation involving exposure to danger or the possibility of injury. Healthy decision-making involves calculating if a risk is worth the potential outcome.
8. A state of physical, mental, and social well-being. Preventing injuries is a key part of maintaining long-term physical health.
9. Physical harm or damage to the body caused by an accident, fall, hit, or other impact.
10. The duty to take care of yourself and others by following safety procedures and making smart choices.
11. Visual or verbal signals, such as labels on chemicals or yellow wet-floor signs, that alert people to a specific danger or hazard.

1. The surroundings or conditions in which a person lives or operates. Safety involves identifying hazards in both natural and man-made settings.
2. The effort to prevent or reduce the severity of bodily injuries caused by external forces through education, gear, and behavioral changes.
5. Decisions made after considering the potential consequences, with the goal of protecting your well-being and the well-being of others.
6. The act of being watched or managed by a responsible person, such as a teacher or coach, to ensure that activities are done safely.
7. plan A pre-determined set of instructions on what to do and where to go during a crisis, such as a fire drill or a natural disaster.