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Cabelas for Outdoor Survival
U.S. Center for Disease Control
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Equipped To Survive for Wilderness Survival
First Alert for Fire Safety
Harvard Medical School
Home Safety Council
Humane Society for Dog/Pet Information
KidsHealth Organization for a Wide Range of Safety Topics
NOAA for Natural Disaster, Weather, and Water Safety
Mayo Clinic for First Aid Safety
McGruff Organization for Stranger Danger and Crime Prevention
National Crime Prevention Council
NetSmartz Internet Safety
National Fire Protection Association
Sparky.org Fire Safety for Kids
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
U.S. National Library of Medicine and Institutes of Health
U.S. National Park Service
National Safety Council
Red Cross
REI for Outdoor Survival and Weather
Safety Kids Organization
SmartMotorist.com
Smokey the Bear
U.S. Fire Administration
Wilderness Survival
Oprah for Wellness and Prevention

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If you have been bitten by a poisonous snake, what should be your first step?   Headaches.      Climb a tree as fast as you can.        Head.   Cover the area of the burn. Use a cool, moist, sterile bandage; clean, moist cloth; or moist towels.    The answer is D. You don't have time to start a fire, standing up reduces your visibility from the sky. Lying in a clear (dry) area creates a big target to see from the sky. You should also wear brightly colored clothing. See our website for signaling techniques. 1st Aid Play It Safe Game
If you have to, which is the best method for crossing a river without a bridge or boat? Having properly adjusted mirrors.       Constant hunger.        Have someone use a match, lighter, or other hot item to remove the leech.       Dachshunds and Pomeranians.     The answer is D. Using a stick will give you stability and let you test the bottom. You should cross slowly, facing the opposite shore, or facing slightly upstream, let your feet feel their way. Don't look down for too long to avoid vertigo. Never cross a stream that seems to be moving too quickly.     Transportation Safety   Play It Safe Game
If you were in a car that went off the road into a lake, what should you do?    Hammer and nails.       Cool.   Hard, discolored skin.  Daily.  The answer is D. Trains are very heavy and require a lot more distance to stop than a car.      Fire Safety     Play It Safe Game
If you were lost and needed to find directions, how would you locate the north star (Polaris)?  Gently brake and steer the car in the direction you want it to go.      Cover the tick with petroleum jelly for a few minutes then wipe off.    Grizzly bears are larger than black bears.      Dizziness and hyperventilation.         The answer is D. Thunder is the noise created by lightning. Count how many seconds are between the flash of lightning and the sound of thunder. For every five seconds, the lightning is one mile away. Transportation Safety   Play It Safe Game
If your child is 5 or over and likes to play with fire or set fires what should you do?         Every year.     Crouch down low with hands on knees.    Great Danes and Huskies.        Dog flu.        The answer is D. This is most likely mid-block locations. Teaching kids to use crosswalks or at least an intersection is extremely important. Driving at proper speed and being ready for children darting into the street is your responsibility.      1st Aid Play It Safe Game
Imagine a grizzly bear is charging you. What should you do?     Every month.    Crouch down low with heels touching.    Gloves.         Don't do anything, you can stay in the attic with the bat.      The answer is D. The peregrine falcon has been clocked at speeds up to 200 miles per hour in a dive. It feeds on other birds, so it needs to fly faster than them to catch them.        1st Aid Play It Safe Game
In 2007 the FDA warned about giving what common type of over the counter medications to children?       Every hour.     Disease/health issues.  Give an alligator food if it approaches you.    Don't eat undercooked eggs (wet and runny).     The answer is D. Steering wheels have changed over the years, as have the correct placement of the hands on the wheel. You should keep your hands at 9 and 3 o’clock or slightly below.         Home Safety     Play It Safe Game
In 2007 the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act became law. What is the primary aspect of pool safety that the law addresses?         Every 6 months.         Do nothing so that the rash does not spread.    Gila Monster.   Drink lots of water.    The answer is D. Rip currents can occur at any beach with breaking waves, including the Great Lakes.    1st Aid Play It Safe Game
In 2008 the American Heart Association (AHA) recommended an adult "Hands Only" CPR technique. Why were the guidelines changed?  Every 4 hours.  Dogs.   Get a description of the person in the car.     Drive in the tire tracks of the car in front of you.    The answer is D. Rapid steering or accelerating can put your car into a more dangerous spin or slide. By reducing your speed, your car can come into contact with the road again. If you find yourself hydroplaning repeatedly, reduce your speed permanently.  Transportation Safety   Play It Safe Game
In a recent study of child pedestrian and motor vehicle accidents, when did most of the accidents occur?        Every 20 years.         Don't swim at night.    Gazebo or porch.        Drive to town to find a veterinarian and car repair shop.       The answer is D. Poisonings are very common, but also very preventable. Call the National Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222) for any suspected poisoning. Use our website to learn more about poisoning prevention.         Home Safety     Play It Safe Game
In an emergency situation what does shelter-in-place mean and when might this occur?    Eat or be eaten.        Drinking sea water is okay for a few days.      Gazebo or porch.        Ease your foot off the gas slowly until you can feel the road beneath your car again.   The answer is D. Pinworms while common, are not very dangerous and easy to get rid of with the help of a doctor. See our website for more information.  Transportation Safety   Play It Safe Game
In case of a house fire, how many escape routes should you have from each room?         Eat only well-done cooked hamburger.    Eagle.  Garbage bags.   Every 10 years. The answer is D. Never depend on window screens to protect your children from a fall, they are designed to keep insects out. Install window guards instead.     Home Safety     Play It Safe Game
In good, clear conditions, how many seconds should be between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you?     Earthquake.     Ears.   Gangrene.       Every 30 minutes.       The answer is D. Most of these accidents are easily avoidable by using proper crosswalks and with safe, aware driving.  Home Safety     Play It Safe Game
In regard to cell phones what does the acronym ICE stand for and what is its purpose?   Drowning.       Electrical.     From person to person like the flu.     Every 4 months.         The answer is D. Many people are snake-bitten when they attempt to handle a snake or when they put their hand or foot where they cannot see. Always be alert to where you are walking and never touch a snake. Since most snakes are nocturnal, you should be especially careful at night.      Wilderness Survival     Play It Safe Game
Infants must ride in a rear facing safety seat, in the backseat until what age and weight?      Dizziness and severe headache.  Every 15 minutes.       Flushed face and high blood pressure.   Every 5 years.  The answer is D. Kids shouldn't sit at a computer for more than 30 minutes without a break. Start with your eyes, focus on something far away by looking out a window. Then give your body a break by moving your muscles, like going for a walk or shooting some hoops.        Fire Safety     Play It Safe Game
It is a good idea for you to carry an ID card since you don't have a drivers license. This card is useful if you are lost or hurt. Answer the following questions correctly about yourself. Spell your full name? What is your street address? What is the name of the city where you live? What is the name of the state where you live? What is your zip code? What is your home phone #? What is an alternate emergency phone #?     Dive in and swim across as fast as possible.    Every 15 years.         Flashlights using Morse code.   Every 6 hours.  The answer is D. Keep your child in a safety seat with a full harness as long as possible; you can then use a booster seat when they are at least 40 pounds.    Fire Safety     Play It Safe Game
It is not safe to run electrical cords across a room or door. However, if you had to run one across a room should it be over or under the rug?  Coyotes.        Every 6 months. Find another path, and wash any affected areas with soap and water.     Falls.  The answer is D. It is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, and toxic gas.         1st Aid Play It Safe Game
It is recommended that you only sit at the computer for how many minutes before taking a break to rest your eyes and get some exercise? Cow.    Every month.    Filtering with a tee-shirt.     Fatigue and headaches.  The answer is D. If possible, you should try to do all of the above.    Home Safety     Play It Safe Game
It just snowed and you are building a snowman in the front yard. A van pulls up. The driver is a nice man and he asks you to come over to the van to help him with some directions to the nearest store . Do you think it's okay to go and talk to him? Collies and Labrador Retrievers.        Every year.     Ferret. Find a solitary high tree to hide under.        The answer is D. Human behaviors such as feeding or leaving garbage and construction debris out, or unwisely approaching wild animals, are the cause of most animal attacks.    1st Aid Play It Safe Game
It's a warm and sunny day and you are playing at the park with a friend. An older man wanders over and says he lost his dog. He says he will pay you and your friend $20 each if you help him find his pet. What should you do? Cold.   Every year.     Every week.     Find a solitary tree to hide under.     The answer is D. First aid recommendations are often changing. The back slap was out of favor with the introduction of the Heimlich maneuver, but has returned as a basic first aid procedure. You can find first aid courses through many local organizations. 1st Aid Play It Safe Game
It's Halloween and you are going trick or treating; name at least 3 safety tips that you should know before leaving?    Choose the one direction you know will get you out of the wilderness and begin hiking.  Extreme pain and loss of vision.        Every month.    Find a stick and sharpen it to make a spear. Aim for the bear's eyes and mouth. The answer is D. Fires are the most visible long-range signal method. The other answers will work, but only over short distances or limited search methods.     Internet safety Play It Safe Game
Lyme disease is caused by a bite from what insect?      Chicken pox.    Fight or flight.        Every 5 minutes.        Find inland marshes - the water here is fresh and clean.        The answer is D. Dragon saliva teems with over 50 strains of bacteria, and within 24 hours, the stricken creature usually dies of blood poisoning. Newer studies have shown that they use their specialized jaws and teeth to create large wounds that cause severe bleeding.   Fire Safety     Play It Safe Game
Many electrical problems can be detected before they cause a fire or harm someone. Name at least 3 warning signs to be aware of.        Carefully pick it up and move it away from you. Filter. Every 4 years.  Floods/mud slides.      The answer is D. Centipedes have a flatter body and millipedes are rounder. Another way to tell the difference is that for each body segment, millipedes have two sets of legs, while centipedes only have one set.     1st Aid Play It Safe Game
Many parents and caregivers allow children to play with sparklers on the 4th of July. At what temperature do you think they can burn up to?     Call 911 and try to give yourself the Heimlich maneuver.        Find a baseball bat, broom, etc. and kill/stun it.      Every 2 years.  Four.   The answer is D. By traveling in large groups and making a lot of noise, dangerous animals will usually avoid you. Most dangerous animals are attracted by food, including food wrappers and trash. Keep your area clean and store uneaten food and garbage in your vehicle or in a "bear bag" kept away from your area in a tree.      1st Aid Play It Safe Game
Most candle fires are started in which room of the house?       Burn the plants in your path without touching them.     Fire.   Every 2 hours.  Geckos. The answer is D. By focusing on the line on the right of the road you can avoid the glare from the car’s high beams. Trying to alert the driver can just lead to more blinding and confusion.   Transportation Safety   Play It Safe Game
Most kids lost in the woods are found by ground search teams. What simple signaling device should you always take into the wilderness?  Bunk beds.      Flush face, pale hands.         Every 10 years.         Glue.   The answer is D. Both minivans and SUVs have rollover rates that are 2-3 times higher than for passenger cars.  Child Care Safety       Play It Safe Game
Name 2 things that would be considered unsafe to do to your pet dog or cat.     Brake hard until your car comes to a complete stop.     Get out fast when escaping from a fire. Elevate the burned body part or parts above heart level when possible.  Good defensive driving skills.  The answer is D. Black bears that actually attack you probably think you have food or think you are food! This is why you should not play dead with a black bear; and they are excellent climbers so that is not a good option. If a black bear attacks, act aggressively, make lots of noise, and make yourself look bigger by waving your arms or jacket. Fight back with anything available - tent poles, tools, rocks, etc. This will usually scare off a black bear. Most bears generally avoid people and don't normally consider us prey. See our website for more information on bears. Transportation Safety   Play It Safe Game
Name 3 tips that may help prevent your chances of being bitten by a dog?        Brake and use your horn to scare the deer away.         Get the person’s consent that they require help.        Eggs.   Grab the leech in the middle and simply pull it off.    The answer is D. Bears do not see well, but they have a very good sense of smell. Be sure to keep your campsite clean of all food and garbage or else you might have an unwelcome visitor.      1st Aid Play It Safe Game
Name 4 of the 5 basic wilderness survival skills.       Brachial artery - inside of arm between shoulder and elbow.     Grizzly bears have shorter ears, longer claws and a shorter nose than black bears.      During the day when they hunt less.     Grizzly bears roar and black bears cannot.      The answer is D. Always wash your hands before you eat, after playing outside, or using the toilet. Keep your nails trimmed and do not bite your nails. See our website for more information.   Home Safety     Play It Safe Game
Name at least 1 thing you can do to prevent getting lice?       Brachial artery - inside of arm between shoulder and elbow.     Hatchbacks.     Driving straight.       Grizzly bears.  The answer is D. All children ages 12 years and younger should ride in the back seat. This eliminates the injury risk of deployed front passenger-side airbags and places children in the safest part of the vehicle in the event of a crash.   Transportation Safety   Play It Safe Game
Name at least 2 "Safety Persons" your parents said you could always trust.      Bottled water.  Hike in larger and larger circles until you find something you recognize.       Driving below the speed limit.  Have the person do anything to raise the heart rate, like running or jumping jacks.     The answer is D. Alcohol is a factor in 40% of fatal car crashes.       Wilderness Survival     Play It Safe Game
Name at least 2 characteristics of a good candle holder.        Bottled water.  If you overreact to an obstacle you could run off the road or into oncoming traffic.    Do not try to exit the hole, help will arrive eventually.       Heat exhaustion has unnoticeable symptoms.      The answer is D. A still collects water from condensation. It requires some basic items like plastic film and a cup. You can learn how to make a still from our website and try it at home.     Safety Statistics       Play It Safe Game
Name at least 2 rules that should be followed when crossing the street?         Blow 3 times.   In the late evening when they can't see you.    Dig a hole and let it fill with water. Then place hot rocks inside it and collect steam/water in a cloth.       High fever and cold sweat.      The answer is D. A pedestrian hit at 20 MPH has a 95% chance of survival, at 40 MPH they only have a 15% chance of survival. Speed is an issue in many accidents, less time to react and avoid/stop; with pedestrians the results are devastating. Ask yourself if the extra speed is worth it?         Home Safety     Play It Safe Game
Name at least 2 skills you might need for wilderness survival. There are 5 that are crucial.    Blood found in bowels or urine.         Infected birds. Deep breath for 4-5 seconds followed by chest compressions.     Hold your fingers against a warm part of your body.     The answer is D, age 1 and at least 20 lbs. Always read your child safety seat manual for instructions on properly using the restraint. You can also visit our website for a free seat inspection station near you.     Fire Safety     Play It Safe Game
Name at least 2 things you can do to make the bathroom/tub area safer.  Begin to start a fire by rubbing sticks together.       Install a bed bug trap. Decongestants.  Hot.    The answer is D and is a good reason to keep your room clean and uncluttered because bedbugs need places to hide. You should also change sheets weekly and vacuum regularly. Their bites are similar to mosquito bites and you should tell an adult if you suspect them.        Safety Statistics       Play It Safe Game
Name at least 2 things you can do to stop your car if the brakes fail.  Bedding/Mattresses.     It has a UL seal of approval and has been tested at high G-forces.      Curtains and drapery.   Human behaviors.        The answer is D - at least for the acronym. AFCIs protect against fire by monitoring the electrical current in a circuit and shutting off the circuit when unintended arcing occurs. The 2008 National Electrical Code® requirement for AFCI protection expands this fire prevention technology to most of the circuits installed in new and renovated homes. AFCIs will help save lives and make homes safer and CAN also be installed in older homes. Home Safety     Play It Safe Game
Name at least 2 things you should NEVER do to a dog even if you know the dog is a trusted family pet.   Bears actually love human contact.      It is large and hairy, similar to a tarantula.  Cover your face and run in a zigzag pattern for as long as possible.    Ice.    The answer is correct if you can name the code word and the trusted persons.    1st Aid Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 important lessons to teach your children regarding bus safety.  Balloons.       It is over a foot long. Cover the area with a bandage or cloth.         If it helps your driving, place them in a safety seat in the front.     The answer is centipedes. Most types of centipedes cannot hurt you, but some can produce a rash, infection, or possibly a severe allergic reaction - similar to a bee sting. If you think you have been bitten by a centipede, you should tell an adult immediately.    1st Aid Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 items of protective gear/clothing required when riding ATVs or motorcycles.     Backing up.     Jog in place or other exercise to raise the heart rate. Cooking.        Immediately open the door to exit.      The answer is C. Your head can lose up to 45% of your body heat, so always wear a hat when it gets cold.        Water Safety    Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 preparations or precautions when jump-starting a dead car battery.      Automated Fail Circuit Interrupter.     Keep your campsite clean of all food and keep uneaten food in your car. Continually add sand/dirt to the fire and mix until cool.       In-home training.       The answer is C. You should tell an adult if you are bit by any stinging insect immediately. If you or a friend shows any allergic signs to a sting, medical attention is required.     1st Aid Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 protective items you should wear when you are rollerblading, roller-skating, or on a scooter?   Attic.  Komodo Dragon.  Constriction like a Boa.        It is a choking hazard for young adults.        The answer is C. You can easily lose control of your vehicle in 6" of water, but you will certainly be floating and in severe danger in water depths of 18"-24" with any vehicle. Knowing the depth of a flooded area is not always as expected - see our website for a short and interesting video on flood safety.    1st Aid Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 rooms/areas where ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) should be installed. At least 4 characters.  Landslide.      Constant thirst.        Itchy and sore bottom.  The answer is C. When hiking, sometimes simple and light solutions work best. Garbage bags (or a rain poncho) can provide good protection from cold or rain and can also be used for shade. See our website for more tips on shelter when in the wilderness.    Transportation Safety   Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 signs of internal bleeding.     Aspirin.        Large Seals.    Cold sweat.     Its web is in the shape of a stop sign. The answer is C. When driving at night, especially for long periods of time, you should take breaks and do light exercise and eat a snack. If you’re too tired to drive, stop and sleep.        Home Safety     Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 signs that your child is at risk on the computer.       As soon as the sun begins to go down.   Large tarp.     Cleaning products.      Juice.  The answer is C. Using a microwave does not "automatically" kill bacteria. The food must be heated to at least 165° throughout. Be careful with frozen foods that are not pre-cooked and read the directions. Wash your hands after playing with pets (especially reptiles), after using the bathroom, and before eating or preparing food. See our website for more information.       1st Aid Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 signs that your child is being bullied. As long as possible.    Lay on the ground with your pack on your back and hands bracing your neck, keeping very quiet.  Clammy skin and faint pulse.    Keep you room clean and uncluttered.    The answer is C. Use fine tipped tweezers, grasp the head close to the skin and pull firmly and straight out - do not rock or twist.    Fire Safety     Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 symptoms that an animal with rabies might display.      Apply whiskey to the bite and drink a liberal amount.   Layer your clothing.    Children should use a booster seat until they are 14 years old.         Knees.  The answer is C. Two quarts per person, for drinking per day. However, you should plan 1 gallon per person to account for sanitation and cooking needs. See our website for more information.   Wilderness Survival     Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 things you can do to make stairways safer.      An older model, mid-size SUV.   Leather or suede jacket.        Charge at the animal.   Lead.   The answer is C. Though the whiskey may help with the pain, it does nothing to stop the venom. Likewise, sucking out the venom is nearly impossible. You should calmly seek medical help, keeping your heart rate at a minimum to slow the spread of the poison.        Fire Safety     Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 things you can do to prevent clothes dryer fires.       An animal's untamed behavior.   Lie or stand perfectly still and do not make eye contact.       Carefully slide a lid over the top of the pan.  Lie down in an open area on the ground to make a large target for them to see.  The answer is C. Though bears are by nature afraid of humans, they will attack if their cubs are threatened or if they know you have food. If you see a bear, alert an adult and keep your distance.    1st Aid Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 things you can do to prevent identity theft.    Allow the wood to burn completely to ash.       Look for the constellation Orion. You will easily find the 3 bright stars in the belt. The north star is the center star.       Calmly seek a doctor.   Loud, cool, and dark.   The answer is C. There were about 1.6 million fires in the U.S. during 2006, and over $11 billion in damages.   Fire Safety     Play It Safe Game
Name at least 3 things you must do to ensure a car safety seat is being used properly.  Alcohol.        Loud yelling.   Bring your car to a complete stop before proceeding.    Maintain supervision at pools.  The answer is C. There is about a 30 percent chance of alarm failure by the time it is ten years old. Older model alarms have an even higher chance of failure. Transportation Safety   Play It Safe Game

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