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- 1. Driving faster than the safe or legal limit, increasing crash risk.
- 4. Substances that can be harmful if swallowed, inhaled, or handled incorrectly without safety precautions.
- 7. The date after which medicine or products may no longer be safe or effective to use.
- 9. The correct amount of medicine that should be taken to stay safe and effective.
- 10. Protective headgear worn to reduce injury risk while riding a bike or motorcycle.
- 16. A police stop used to check if drivers are under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
- 17. A safety device in vehicles that helps protect passengers during crashes.
- 19. Medicines that can be purchased without a doctor's prescription but should still be used only according to the directions on the label.
- 20. Steps taken ahead of time to prevent accidents or injuries when dealing with dangerous situations or substances.
- 23. Describes a substance that is harmful or deadly if swallowed, inhaled, or touched.
- 24. A circle of rocks or metal designed to safely contain a campfire and help prevent it from spreading.
- 26. Online platforms where people share videos, posts, and information, sometimes without thinking about consequences.
- 28. A device used to put out small fires before they spread.
- 29. An unexpected event that causes damage or injury and is not planned.
- 30. A material that can easily catch fire and burn quickly.
- 31. Harm or damage done to a person’s body.
- 34. EFFECTS Unwanted or unexpected reactions that can happen when taking medication.
- 35. Breathing in gases, fumes, or chemicals that may be harmful.
- 36. A person who is walking near or across roads and is at risk in traffic environments.
- 37. Behavior that shows a lack of attention or caution, increasing the chance of harm.
- 38. Medicines that can only be obtained with authorization from a licensed healthcare provider and should be taken only as directed
- 40. A service or resource that provides help and instructions in cases of chemical or poisoning emergencies.
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- 2. The process of leaving a dangerous area to reach safety.
- 3. Dangerous or silly actions people try for attention or fun that can lead to serious injury.
- 5. Driving while intoxicated, meaning operating a vehicle after using alcohol or drugs, which greatly increases the risk of crashes and injuries.
- 6. Influence from friends or classmates that can push someone to do risky or unsafe behaviors, even if they know better.
- 8. A designated safe route used to leave a building quickly during a fire or emergency.
- 11. Rules enforced by the government to promote safety and prevent dangerous behaviors.
- 12. Dangerous materials or situations that can cause harm if not handled properly.
- 13. Harm caused by swallowing, breathing in, or absorbing a toxic substance.
- 14. A car, truck, or similar transportation device that can cause accidents if not used safely.
- 15. Printed information on medicine or chemical containers that explains proper use and warnings.
- 18. A step-by-step driving program that lets teens gain experience before getting full driving privileges.
- 20. A device that detects smoke and alerts people to a possible fire.
- 21. A marked area on the road where pedestrians safely cross.
- 22. Operating a vehicle while not fully focused, such as texting or calling while driving.
- 25. The results or outcomes of actions, especially when unsafe choices lead to harm or injury.
- 27. Being under the influence of alcohol or drugs, which impairs safe driving.
- 32. The ability to make good decisions, especially in situations where safety is important.
- 33. Something that happens without meaning to, often describing injuries caused by accidents.
- 39. The act of swallowing or taking something into the body, which can be dangerous if it involves harmful chemicals or unknown substances.