How to avoid potential safety hazards

Personally, we always encounter some unexpected situations in our daily life, such as traffic accidents, playground accidents, fires caused by improper use of household appliances and so on. Many accidents can be avoided in advance if we can improve our understanding of potential safety hazards.

1, stew in the kitchen at home, be sure to remember. A few days ago, a neighbor was cooking in a pot and forgot to go shopping. The gas leaked. It led to the emergency shutdown of the gas pipeline in the whole building (just find the leakage point), but fortunately it did not cause a big disaster, except that 300 households in the whole building did not cook dinner. It's generally no problem to turn off the gas valve after cooking, but I'm afraid the pipeline will age. Once it is leaked, it is no joke!

Never touch the socket with wet hands! Why don't you listen to this? My college roommate will pull the switch of the water heater after washing his hands! Unplug the water heater! How dare you! Especially children at home, children are particularly interested in the socket on the wall and always want to insert their fingers into the hole of the socket.

On a wide road with few cars, even if you obey the traffic lights, you should watch the cars on the road. The fewer cars there are, the more willing some drivers are to step on the gas pedal.

4. Always check all the sockets at home and office. Also look under the desk to see if there are any wires that are damaged and bare, so as to avoid accidental electric shock when you lower your head to insert a bolt or kick your foot into the socket.

The elderly with cognitive impairment and stroke must be extremely careful when eating fish and chicken. In general, the sensation and motor nerve function of the pharynx of these patients are decreased, so it is difficult to distinguish and remove fishbone and chicken bone from meat by oral chewing. Therefore, it is best to chop the meat above into fine minced meat and make meatballs. Once it is stuck, it must not be handled by hard swallowing rice balls, but should be taken out from the otolaryngology clinic in time. An old man admitted in a certain year, because he was stuck in the sternum of a chicken, swallowed it forcibly, punctured the esophageal and tracheal wall, caused esophageal and tracheal fistula and lung infection, and finally died because of ineffective treatment.

Summary:

There are many hidden dangers in daily life, and only by paying more attention can we plan ahead.