Preventing Injuries

7. Death from direct contact with electricity.
8. A sudden shaking of the ground.
10. The overturning of a boat.
13. Type of injury that results from an event in the work environment:
15. Cutting food into small pieces is an example of preventing:
17. Materials that catch fire quickly are considered:
20. Occupation with the highest number of deaths per 1,000 workers (two words):
24. About 70 of these workers die each year and another 70,000 hurt from occupational injuries.
27. Constantly monitor other drivers and do not assume they will do what you think (2 words):
28. A life-saving technique that allows you to breath without using much energy if capsized is called survival _.

1. Keeping children in your view at all times when they are near the water (2 words):
2. This type of injury is unplanned.
3. Keeping hazardous substances in a locked cabinet in an example of preventing:
4. Installing smoke detectors on each floor of your home is an example of reducing the risk for:
5. Being aware of conditions, being tired, rushed or under the influence all lead to this factor of unintentional injuries (3 words):
6. Heavy snowstorm with winds at least 35mph.
9. A rapidly rotating column of air at speeds up to 500mph.
11. Never leaving a baby alone is an example of preventing:
12. Someone who makes repeated, unwanted contact.
14. The first safety guideline when riding an ATV, snow machine, bicycle or skateboard is to wear a:
16. An unlawful attempt or threat to harm someone.
18. The first factor in preventing unintentional injuries is awareness and:
19. Occupation with the 2nd highest number of deaths per 1,000 workers (two words):
21. Dangerous or violent behavior by a person who becomes angry while driving (2 words):
22. Responsible for more than 500 people a year unintentionally killed in their homes:
23. Sudden, catastrophic events are known as natural _.
25. Type of disaster that can happen after a storm, heavy rain or melting snow.
26. Storm characterized by heavy rain and winds exceeding 74mph.