Safety formula

1. Common sense of traffic safety

Take the sidewalk when crossing the street, and turn off the answering tools temporarily. At the intersection, the turning speed is slow. Go ahead after seeing the sign.

Keep in mind the traffic rules, riding "1" is not safe. You should see clearly when you walk by bike, and the manhole cover is lost into a trap.

if you cross the guardrail and cross the highway, you will be killed if you violate the rules. Fasten your seat belt and keep your head and hands out of the window.

The tracks are cold and heartless. Don't play and take pictures. Don't crowd in the queue by boat, and fight for easy falling into the water.

Second, common sense of fire safety

Fire control facilities should be taken care of, so as not to be put out after a fire breaks out. Light mosquito-repellent incense and candles, and use authoritarian iron shelves.

look for things in the corner under the bed, and you won't suffer without naked fire. Safe use of electric light bulbs, paper cloth near easy to burn.

pay attention to the kindling and fire source, and make sure to put it out before leaving. Indiscriminate wiring leads to fire, and indiscriminate disassembly of electrical appliances leads to disaster.

Playing with fire and setting yourself on fire is an old adage. Call the police when you find a fire. Setting off firecrackers shows that adults care for peace.

Third, the common sense of sports safety

The vitality of life lies in exercise, so warm up before exercise. Take part in sports and observe discipline, and listen to the command of civilized movements.

The skill and style of the competition are no better than fighting and breaking the rules. Heavy protection during exercise, sand cushion and escort.

Although you should avoid excessive exercise, don't be angry and try to be brave. Discus javelin and shot put, throw carefully and look back.

It is necessary to stop exercising if you have a disease to report. Swimming goes to the swimming pool, and the rivers are rushing to eat people.

Fourth, common sense of food hygiene and safety

Always wash your hands before meals and rinse your mouth after meals. If you don't drink raw water, you won't get sick, and it's easy to drink more boiled water.

Wash raw fruits and vegetables, and cook chicken, duck and fish. Throw away rotten food quickly, and don't feel sorry for yourself.

remember that inferior food and drinks are harmful to your health. Wild vegetables and fruits are very edible, but mushrooms are especially afraid of poison.

Wild animals are protected, and the lessons of SARS are in mind. Honey is sweet and fragrant, and eating them together is harmful to health.

5. Common sense of safety in collective activities

Gather and listen to orders, and see clearly with both eyes. Queue up for order, and crowd out accidents at random.

when traveling, listen to instructions, and be punctual and not fall behind. Prevent heatstroke at high temperature and add more salt and water.

stoop down the stairs to pick things up, lest they be crushed to the bottom. Be careful when crossing the bridge to the right, and the corridor should be sideways when walking slowly.

going out together for activities is the most taboo. It's dangerous to take pictures at the edge of the cliff, so back off and choose the scenery to prevent falling.

6. Common sense of entertainment safety

Playing games on the road is a child's play. Film and television kungfu are stunts, and blind imitation is not advisable.

swords, guns and clubs hurt people, while toy bullets hurt eyes. Setting off firecrackers is far away from things, so don't worry about it until it is lit.

Alcohol damages the liver and smokes the lungs, affecting health and intelligence. Make good use of the internet to help you learn, and indulge yourself in internet addiction.

Don't joke too much, it hurts people's self-esteem and damages friendship. Choose a place to fly a kite. It is more dangerous to fly it backwards.

7. Common sense of family life safety

Open the kettle with your hand, and be careful to burn your feet. Boil the kettle, heat the oil pan, and put it carefully in the corner.

When the oil pan catches fire, cover the pan, and fresh vegetables can also prevent fire. When using gas, you should open the window, and the fire is the most stable after the gas.

use a pressure cooker and check the vent frequently. When the electrical appliance smokes and sparks, turn off the main power immediately.

try not to touch water on electrical appliances, and it is easy to get an electric shock when wiped with wet cloth. The balcony is so beautiful that it falls off badly.

Eight, common sense of preventing violent injuries

Strangers call and wait for adults to answer. Close the doors and windows before going to bed. Don't forget to bolt.

go to the toilet outdoors at night, and wear clothes to prevent accidents. It is easy to stay away from madness, and it is forbidden to make fun of onlookers.

Be careful in making friends. Don't be greedy. Pies don't fall from the sky. Drugs are a knife, and drugs kill half a life.

in case of threats and extortion, report to Du in time. When it comes to robbery and kidnapping, it is resourceful and flexible.

Nine, common sense of natural disaster prevention

When a tornado comes to open the window, you don't panic. Floods hit the roof, and trees took refuge and other rescues.

don't cross the river in case of mountain torrents to avoid being washed away by rolling stones. Broken wires should be avoided, and detours should be made to report danger.

in the wild, stay away from high objects and hide in the depression, with your hands empty. When the earthquake comes, choose an empty dam and hide indoors under the window table.

In case of an earthquake between classes, don't get confused, and run out of the school bag in sequence. The snowstorm is not terrible, so recognize the route and cross forward.

ten, self-care and self-help common sense

sprained muscles and joints, don't knead them in cold water. Band-aid for minor bleeding, and hospital for serious bleeding.

red swelling and scalding are caused by cold water, and severe scalding is treated by experts. Dregs fall into eyes, rinse with water and blow hard.

Try not to talk when eating fish, in case the fish gets stuck in the throat. Turn off the power supply in case of electric shock, and use a wooden stick to insulate it.

when people are crying for help against the current, it is most useful to extend the aid with a stick. Rescue those who are in shock against the water, and put the artificial respiration head down.