Are you ready?

I want you all to be thinking of this. I have taught the following class, with the following outline many times. Please make sure you read after the outline for a supply list that I highly recommend you put together; I have had one my entire life, and it is well worth the effort. Each year, I make sure all things are still in good condition and have not expired. Each year my kids were schooling, they were required to read a new survival or first aid book to keep it all current in their heads. It is vital that we all know how to help ourselves and others at any given time.

Outline Safety Class 101 😊

• Recognize emergencies—adults and children
• Deciding to act
• Be prepared
• Preparing for emergencies
• Taking action—emergency action steps (check, call, care)
  • What happens when you call 911 or EMS
• Checking the victim
  • Checking the conscience and unconscious victim
• When seconds count—adult and child life threatening emergencies
  • Breathing emergencies
  • If a person has trouble breathing
  • If a person is choking
  • If a person is not breathing
  • Signals of heart trouble, chain of survival, CPR
• Injures
  • Cause of injury
  • Reducing your risk
  • Cuts, scrapes, bruises
    • Dressings, bandages, soft tissue injuries
    • Special situations
  • Shock—very vital information, personal stories
• Burns-care
• Injury to muscles, bones, joints
• Sudden illnesses—recognize and care
• Poisoning
  • Household and outdoor
  • Bites, stings
  • Prevention
• Battling the elements
  • Outdoor safety
  • Heat-related illness
  • Cold-related illness
  • Weather related emergencies
  • Lightning
• ANATOMY OF A FIRST AID KIT
• ANATOMY OF A SURVIVAL BAG
• HEATH AND NUTRITION
  • Natural, holistic vs physicians views (general)
  • Know your options
  • Food and liquid play an important role in your survival skills and safety
    • Why? How? Comments.

PREVENTTION! PREVENTION!  PREVENTION!

• Make emergency number charts
• create a communication plan
• Make first aid kits

• After asking “what is an emergency” and “what is safety”
• After practicing what is in your first aid books and your FEMA/RED Cross packets
• After you know how to recognize an emergency using your senses and awareness
• After learning all about how to ACT in an emergency and what you, and what a kid, CAN DO
  • Stay calm, check the scene, do not put yourself in danger, CALL, and do no harm—assume the worst)
• After you PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE, for PREVENTION, PREVENTION, PREVENTION…

For

• Beach, bugs, insects, bites, poison, blisters, bloody nose, burns, sun burns, chemical burns, choking, cuts, scrapes, bruises, ears, eyes, cold issues, poison plants, food poisoning, splinters, sprains
• Auto safety, water safety, darkness safety, electricity safety, playground safety, street safety, sports safety, sever weather safety, outdoor safety, survival safety, heat-related safety, dehydration
• People, stranger, public, body, home, buddy, power, personal, SAFETY
• Safety outside your normal, every day surroundings and circumstances, vacation, zoo, museums, events, etc.

WHAT NEXT?

PRACTICE IT ALL AGAIN!

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