Health & Wellness Grade 8

Chapter 6: Violence and Injury Prevention

Chapter Summary

Lesson 1
Protective factors reduce your risk of becoming a victim of violence.

Lesson 2
Learning to manage anger and stress will reduce your risk of being involved in violence.

Lesson 3
Avoiding drugs, gangs, and weapons reduces the risk of violence.

Lesson 4
Following safety precautions will reduce the risk of unintentional injuries in your home.

Lesson 5
You can stay safe outdoors by following the rules of the road and handling farm equipment and animals with care.

Lesson 6
Being prepared can help you survive natural disasters and keep you safe while camping, boating, and swimming.

Lesson 7
You can be ready for emergencies by knowing what supplies to have on hand, what precautions to take, and whom to call for help.

Lesson 8
Knowing how to give first aid for choking and restore breathing and heartbeat will prepare you to act quickly in life-and-death situations.

Lesson 9
Medical emergencies you may need to deal with include shock, stroke, heart attacks, wounds, nosebleeds, knocked-out teeth, fractures, dislocations, sprains, and strains.

Lesson 10
Poisoning, bites, and burns can cause serious injury and require prompt treatment.

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