Household Chemicals & Medications

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Health Education Identifying household products that are harmful

Transcript of Household Chemicals & Medications

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Health EducationIdentifying household

products that are harmful

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Harmful Products Around your Home Bleach Ammonia Windex Laundry

Detergent Toilet Cleaner Nail Polish

Remover

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Where to find these?

Under sink Bathrooms Closets

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Wh

at to

do

if…

Ingested or Inhaled› Seek medical treatment› Go find your parent/guardian› Notify Poison Control

You come in contact with chemicals› Wash hands, mouth, eyes

immediately› Tell parent/guardian

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How to correctly use products:

Work alongside adult Ask permission Wash hands Do NOT use alone

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How do these cause harm?

Could result in death

Very Sick Hospitalization Not being able

to attend school

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How to Dial 911 Press on phone

9-1-1 Be able to

state..› Problem› Chemical› Phone number› What was

ingested or touched

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Recap of Key Points:

3 Quick Questions Divide into two teams

› Team that wins Gets to line up first for recess

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Question 1:

What are two common household chemicals?› Bleach, Ammonia

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Question 2:

List one way› Use a household product

correctly.Work alongside an adult

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Question 3:

Who do you call if you run into problem?› 911

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Over the Counter & Prescription Medications

How & When they should be used?

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Identifying common medicines Tylenol Motrin Advil Aspirin

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Over the Counter VS. Prescription Prescription:

› To be taken only by the patient

› Labeled with name on it

Over-the-Counter:› Purchased at

any drug-store› Taken for

minor symptoms

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How & When?

Parent/Guardian Supervision Doctor Ordered When your sick Follow the correct guidelines

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Citations

Deadstardro, Sara Radiation, March 2, 2008, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs

Billy V, Dial 911, October 14, 2006, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike.

Amarand Agasi, The Night Pills-Year 2- 33/365, Mary 21, 2009, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike.