First Aid Safety

2. An injury involving stretched or torn ligaments.
5. A dangerous event involving flames that can cause burns and damage.
9. The loss of blood from the body.
14. A condition caused by harmful germs entering the body and multiplying.
15. A person to notify when someone needs help in an emergency.
18. A trained professional who provides emergency medical care.
19. Control A service that provides guidance when someone may have been exposed to poison.
20. Protective coverings worn on the hands to reduce exposure to blood and germs.
21. An injury caused by heat, flames, chemicals, or electricity.
22. The process of leaving a dangerous place for safety.
23. A device used to put out small fires.
24. Material used to cover and protect a wound.

1. Immediate care given to an injured or ill person.
3. An emergency vehicle used to transport sick or injured people.
4. A first aid technique using abdominal thrusts to help a choking person.
6. A serious situation requiring immediate action.
7. A condition in which an object blocks a person's airway.
8. An injury that damages the skin or other body tissue.
10. A designated way to leave a building.
11. A device that alerts people when smoke is present.
12. A device that delivers an electric shock to help restore a normal heart rhythm.
13. A break in a bone.
16. A lifesaving procedure involving chest compressions and sometimes rescue breaths.
17. The phone number used to request emergency services in the United States.
21. A small pocket of fluid that forms under the skin.
25. A warning signal that alerts people to danger.