First aid and safety education - JSS2 Physical and health education Past Questions and Answers - page 2

Some safety measures at home include keeping floors clean and dry to prevent slips, storing hazardous materials out of reach of children, using safety gates on stairs, and installing window guards to prevent falls.

Common causes of sports injuries include overuse, improper technique, collisions, and falls. They can be prevented by ensuring proper warm-up exercises, using correct technique, wearing appropriate protective gear, and following safety guidelines.

Playground accidents can be minimized by regularly checking equipment for damage, teaching children how to use equipment properly, and supervising them while they play. Supervision is crucial to ensure children's safety and intervene in case of emergencies or risky behavior.

For minor sports injuries, the recommended first aid is to apply RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) and provide pain relief. Medical help should be sought for severe injuries, persistent pain, or if unsure about the seriousness of the injury.