2021-22 GRADE 5 CH SAFETY AND FIRST AID (NOTEBOOK AND WORKBOOK EXERCISE)

Grade 5 EVS

Ch- Safety and First aid

Notebook work

Ch-8 Safety and First aid

Date-17.1.2022

Monday

 

DT through Google form.

KWL Chart

K

W

L

What I know?

What I want to Know?

Learning outcomes

 

 

Causes of accidents

 

 

Basic safety rules

 

 

Fire safety, Safety at home, on Roads

 

 

First aid and First aid box.

 

 

Giving first aid- fractures, sprains, burns, cuts/wounds, animal bites.

 

New words                            H.W

1.    pedestrians

2.    inflammables

3.    extinguisher

4.    victim

5.    gauze

6.    sterile

7.    antiseptic

8.    permanganate

9.    tourniquet

New terms

1. pedestrian: a person who is walking in the street

2. inflammable: that burns easily

3. sterile: completely clean and free from bacteria

4. tourniquet: a piece of cloth, etc. that is tied tightly around an arm or a leg to stop a cut or an injury from bleeding

5. antiseptic: a liquid or cream that prevents a cut, etc. from becoming infected


Answer the following questions.

 a. Why should we not light a matchstick or switch any electrical appliance on or off when there is leakage of cooking gas?

Ans: We should not light a matchstick or switch any electrical appliance on or off when there is leakage of cooking gas as it may start a fire.

 b. What are the common reasons behind road accidents?

Ans: The common reasons behind road accidents are:

1. Due to rash and careless driving

2. When people disobey traffic rules. (pedestrians and drivers)

 c. What is first aid?

Ans: First aid is the first help given to an injured person before he receives any

formal medical aid or help.

 d. Why do we tie a tourniquet in case of snake bite?

Ans:  We tie a tourniquet in case of snake bite so as to stop the venom or poison from spreading quickly into the victim’s whole body.

 e. What will you do if a person has chemical burn?

Ans: In case of chemical burns, use plenty of water to wash off the chemical. Apply sterile gauze to the affected area. Rush the victim to a hospital.

 HOTS:

1. Why do we put antiseptic cream on burns?

Ans: We put antiseptic cream on burns as it helps to prevent infection and encourage wound healing.



WORKBOOK EXERCISE


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