Little Heroes, Big Safety

3. : This clean, white material is used to stop bleeding and protect wounds.
4. ALARM : This loud device alerts everyone when there's a fire.
5. AID KIT : This box holds supplies like bandages, gloves, and antiseptic.
7. EXTINGUISHER : Press, aim, squeeze, and sweep — this tool helps stop small fires.
8. : The manoeuvre used to help someone who's choking.
10. : This part of the body must be checked to ensure the person can breathe.
11. : CPR step: before touching the victim, check this to ensure it’s safe.
13. COVER : Worn over shoes to keep dirty or infected areas clean.
15. : The first part of a life-saving technique that includes chest compressions and rescue breaths.
16. : This is wrapped around a wound or injury to stop bleeding or support a body part.
17. : These wrap around your eyes to protect against splashes or sparks.
18. : The 'P' in PASS — what do you do first to a fire extinguisher?
20. TRIANGLE : This triangular formula includes heat, oxygen, and fuel — remove one, no fire!

1. : Always do this to appliances when not in use to avoid fire risk.
2. : This machine delivers a shock to the heart during sudden cardiac arrest.
6. BOOTS : Thick boots you wear to protect your feet from falling objects.
9. B : Flammable liquids like petrol belong to this fire class.
12. : This liquid or cream is used to clean wounds and prevent infection.
14. EXIT : A designated route to leave a building safely during a fire or drill.
19. : What item should you never play with — can cause dangerous sparks?