Preventing poisoning at home
Home Science · Grade 10 · about 40 minutes
Medicines, paraffin, bleach and pesticides as household poisons, and the lock-label-original-container rules that keep them from mouths.
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- The First Aid kit and basic First Aid
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- Paraffin, lamps and kerosene stoves
- Electricity, open wiring and sockets
- Preventing falls in the home
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- Child safety in a Kenyan home
- Kitchen safety: knives, glass and hot fat
- Preventing drowning and choking at home
- First Aid for burns and scalds
- First Aid for bleeding and electric shock
- First Aid for choking, fainting, fractures and sprains
- Improvising a First Aid kit and disposing of used materials