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How does understanding potential risks and dangers contribute to personal safety?
How does understanding potential risks and dangers contribute to personal safety?
- It allows individuals to ignore responsibilities.
- It increases the likelihood of accidents.
- It encourages risky behavior.
- It helps individuals take appropriate measures to protect themselves and others. (correct)
Why is it vital to consider the level of risk involved in a situation before acting?
Why is it vital to consider the level of risk involved in a situation before acting?
- To avoid thinking about the situation.
- To discourage any action at all.
- To assess potential dangers and make informed decisions. (correct)
- To increase the excitement of the situation.
Which scenario illustrates a situation with a high level of risk?
Which scenario illustrates a situation with a high level of risk?
- Entering a vehicle with a driver who has consumed alcohol. (correct)
- Walking in a familiar park during daylight.
- Reading a book at home.
- Getting into a car with your parents.
What is a key risk associated with getting into a car with a stranger?
What is a key risk associated with getting into a car with a stranger?
Which outcome is most likely when attending a party where alcohol or drugs are used?
Which outcome is most likely when attending a party where alcohol or drugs are used?
Why is it necessary to take safety precautions when participating in sports?
Why is it necessary to take safety precautions when participating in sports?
According to the information, what is the most effective way to prevent sports injuries?
According to the information, what is the most effective way to prevent sports injuries?
What action should Mark have taken to prevent injury in the car accident scenario?
What action should Mark have taken to prevent injury in the car accident scenario?
In the described situation, what could Sharon have done to prevent her injury?
In the described situation, what could Sharon have done to prevent her injury?
How could Lexi have avoided getting an ear infection from the piercing?
How could Lexi have avoided getting an ear infection from the piercing?
What steps could June have taken to avoid becoming sick at the party?
What steps could June have taken to avoid becoming sick at the party?
What statement best describes a concussion?
What statement best describes a concussion?
According to the information, what is the purpose of wearing a helmet?
According to the information, what is the purpose of wearing a helmet?
How can someone with a concussion facilitate their recovery?
How can someone with a concussion facilitate their recovery?
What is a critical first step to take if you suspect that someone has a concussion?
What is a critical first step to take if you suspect that someone has a concussion?
What might be the result of continuing to play a sport with a concussion?
What might be the result of continuing to play a sport with a concussion?
What is the primary focus of Rowan's Law?
What is the primary focus of Rowan's Law?
What key action is required of athletes, parents, coaches, trainers, and officials under Rowan's Law?
What key action is required of athletes, parents, coaches, trainers, and officials under Rowan's Law?
Why might an athlete hide an injury and try to keep playing?
Why might an athlete hide an injury and try to keep playing?
What is the most important reason to treat a sports injury instead of playing through it?
What is the most important reason to treat a sports injury instead of playing through it?
What does it mean if an injury is described as 'incapacitating'?
What does it mean if an injury is described as 'incapacitating'?
During water tubing at the cottage, what errors did Melanie make that led to a traumatic brain injury?
During water tubing at the cottage, what errors did Melanie make that led to a traumatic brain injury?
What is the crucial role of protective equipment in sports and other activities?
What is the crucial role of protective equipment in sports and other activities?
According to the information, what action should you take if your helmet moves when you shake your head?
According to the information, what action should you take if your helmet moves when you shake your head?
What does scientific lab goggles and sports goggles have in common?
What does scientific lab goggles and sports goggles have in common?
What is a characteristic of an infectious disease that is considered contagious?
What is a characteristic of an infectious disease that is considered contagious?
What action is effective in preventing the spread of contagious illnesses?
What action is effective in preventing the spread of contagious illnesses?
Which of the following situations describes physical bullying?
Which of the following situations describes physical bullying?
Why is it important to think carefully before posting something online?
Why is it important to think carefully before posting something online?
Which action should you take first if you are being cyberbullied?
Which action should you take first if you are being cyberbullied?
Why do cyberbullies believe they can harm others online without being caught?
Why do cyberbullies believe they can harm others online without being caught?
When should the police become involved to stop cyberbullying?
When should the police become involved to stop cyberbullying?
What does it mean to 'document' a dangerous bullying situation?
What does it mean to 'document' a dangerous bullying situation?
In a violent situation, what role does a 'bystander' play?
In a violent situation, what role does a 'bystander' play?
What key action can bystanders take to help stop or prevent violence?
What key action can bystanders take to help stop or prevent violence?
What is the primary purpose of abusive behavior in relationship violence?
What is the primary purpose of abusive behavior in relationship violence?
Which behavior qualifies as relationship violence?
Which behavior qualifies as relationship violence?
Flashcards
Responsibility
Responsibility
Something you have control over or must do because of your job or role.
Risk
Risk
Something that could possibly cause danger, harm, or loss.
Concussion
Concussion
A brain injury that results from a blow to the head causing the brain to move rapidly inside the skull.
Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying
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Gender-based violence
Gender-based violence
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Racially-based violence
Racially-based violence
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Rowan's Law
Rowan's Law
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Protective equipment
Protective equipment
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Infectious Diseases
Infectious Diseases
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Relationship violence
Relationship violence
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Perpetrator
Perpetrator
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Bystanders
Bystanders
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Study Notes
- As you mature, you'll gain increasing responsibilities
- Understanding these responsibilities and potential risks is crucial for personal safety
- Responsibilities involve having control over something or tasks required by your job or role
- Parents allowing their child to stay home alone requires the child to keep themselves safe
Examples of Responsibilities
- Taking care of pets or siblings while parents are away
- Never allowing strangers into the home alone
- Being careful when cooking to prevent fires
Risks
- Risks are events that cause danger, harm, or loss
- Knowing how to handle dangerous situations beforehand helps you stay calm and effective under pressure
- Assess risk levels by thinking about a dangerous situation before acting
- Some activities have very little risk, while others are very dangerous
Risk Examples
- Reading is a safe activity, but a paper cut is still a risk
- Getting into a car with a stranger indicates high risk
Risk Importance
- Understanding risk allows the making of smart, healthy decisions
- Risk can be determined by anticipating the possible outcomes of decisions
Risk Level Examples
- Getting into a car with parents is an example of low risk as the chance of accident is small
- Getting into a car with an intoxicated driver is an example of high risk
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