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Grade 7 Pre-Technical Studies · Strand 1: Foundations of Pre-Technical Studies · Safety in the Immediate Environment

Emergency Response, First Aid, and Safety Careers

A short Grade 7 Pre-Technical Studies lesson for the CBE curriculum, part of Foundations of Pre-Technical Studies: Safety in the Immediate Environment. Learn it on any phone with notes and slides, then check yourself with a quick quiz and earn XP. This lesson is free.

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  1. 1. A learner in the woodwork section has a deep cut on the palm and is bleeding steadily. What is the correct first step in first aid?

    • A. Rub petroleum jelly on the wound and leave it open to the air
    • B. Wash the cut by scrubbing it hard with warm soapy water
    • C. Cover the wound with a clean sterile pad and press down firmly
    • D. Wiggle the fingers quickly to check that the tendons work
  2. 2. A learner touches a hot soldering iron and burns an arm. What should the first aider do immediately?

    • A. Rub butter on the burn to soothe it
    • B. Burst any blisters to let the fluid out
    • C. Cover the burn with grease to keep air away
    • D. Flood the burn with clean cold water
  3. 3. For how many minutes should a burn be flooded with clean cold water, as a minimum?

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  4. 4. During an evacuation caused by a fast-spreading fire in the workshop, which action is correct?

    • A. Stop machines if it is safe, then walk briskly to the assembly point
    • B. Run to the exit and push others aside to get out quickly
    • C. Go back to collect your bag before leaving
    • D. Hide inside the building until the fire is put out
  5. 5. What term means the orderly removal of people from a hazardous area to safety?

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