| A | B |
|---|
| injuries | claims more young lives than any disease |
| preventable | most accidents are this |
| car accidents | one half of all accidents that take place are these |
| defensive driving attitude | awareness of other drivers and watching for possible accidents about to happen |
| drivers education | course which reduces accidents and automobile insurance rates |
| judgement | drivers ability to recognize a potential accident and know how to avoid it |
| safety belts | more often than not, these save lives in auto accidents |
| head restraints | helps prevent whiplash injuries |
| airbags | cushions body's impact with dashboard |
| drownings | second to highway accidents, these cause most accidental deaths |
| home | most falls happen here |
| awareness | most home accidents can be prevented by this |
| burns | third leading cause of accidental deaths |
| chemical burns | damages eyes, skin and lungs without fire |
| falls | fourth leading cause of accidental death |
| personal flotation device | safety equipment for boats |
| learn to swim | first rule of water safety |
| never swim alone | second rule for water safety |
| natural disasters | hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, tornadoes |
| safety precautions | part of good child care |
| Heimlich maneuver | first aid for choking |
