1. Vocab Pre-test
Paper
Name
#1-10
Only have to write the letter(s)

2. 1.CPR
2.AED
3.OSHA
4.Concussion
5.Peer Pressure
6.First Aid
7.Heat Stroke
8.Hypothermia
9.Natural Disaster
10.Fire Code
A. Mild traumatic brain injuries.
B. The agency of the Department of Labor (DOL) that protects workers from dangers on the job that can cause injuries or illnesses.
C. Requirements to prevent fire and explosion hazards from arising.
D. Influence from members of one's peer group.
AB. A natural event such as a flood, earthquake, or hurricane that causes great damage or loss of life
AC. Help given to a sick or injured person until full medical treatment is available.
AD. The condition of having a dangerously low body temperature.
BC. The condition of the body overheating, causing a fever and unconsciousness.
BD. A portable device that checks the heart rhythm and can send an electric shock to the heart to try to restore a normal rhythm. 
CD. A lifesaving technique useful in many emergencies, including heart attack or near drowning, in which someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped.

3. Bell Work- Page 88
What are some possible injuries that could occur at work?
What do you think workman’s comp is?

4. WORKPLACE SAFETY
November 2015

5. Essential Question- Page 88:
How can following the recommended safety guidelines at work help to prevent injuries?

6. Vision and Perception
*What do you see?
-Goblet/glass
-Two faces

7. Vision and Perception
*What do you see?
-Skull
-Lady doing her makeup

8. The Value of Your Eyes
“You can bite into an apple………. with FALSE TEETH
You can run and walk…………………..with an ARTIFICIAL LEG
But you can’t see………………………… with a GLASS EYE!”
-What does this quote mean? How does it relate to Health?

9. Protecting Your Ears, Eyes and Health- at Work
Stand up if….
You have had a job
You know someone who has been hurt/injured at work
You have ever been afraid of a task you have been asked to do at work

10. Teen Worker Injury Statistics
Approximately 1.6 million teens (aged 15–17) in the United States work. About 50% of 10th graders and 75% of 12th graders have jobs.
Many youths are injured on the job.
On average, each year:
59,800 workers younger than 18 are sent to the ER for job-related injuries, but actual injury statistics are much higher.
37 workers younger than 18 die on the job.
Young workers are twice as likely to be injured than adult workers.
NIOSH

11. Job Safety Quiz True False
The law says your employer is responsible for providing you with a safe and healthy workplace.
True False
The law sets limits on how late you can work on a school night if you are under 16.
If you are 16 years old you are allowed to drive a car on public streets as part of your job.

12. Job Safety Quiz (continued)
If you are injured on the job, your employer must pay for your medical care.
True False
How often do teens get injured on the job in the United States?
One per day One per hour
One every 9 minutes

13. Teen Workers: Real Jobs, Real Risks Video- Page 88
Write down 5 things you learn as you watch the video.

14. Health Walk!

15. Causes of Workplace Safety Problems?
Hazardous Conditions:
A hazard is anything at work that can hurt you, either physically or mentally
Examples?

16. Examples of Teen Work Injuries
Jack’s Story
Job: Fast food worker
Hazard: Greasy, slippery floors
Injury: Injured tailbone
The Impact of Work Injuries
Why do you think this happened?
What could have prevented Jack from getting hurt?
How might this injury impact Jack’s daily life?

17. The Impact of Work Injuries
Teen Work Injuries
Antonio’s Story
Job: Construction helper
Hazard: Unguarded chimney hole (on an unfinished roof)
Injury: Broken back
The Impact of Work Injuries
Why do you think this happened?
What could have prevented Antonio from being injured?
How might this injury impact Antonio’s daily life?

18. The Impact of Work Injuries
Teen Work Injuries
Angela’s Story
Job: Office worker
Hazard: Excessive typing in an awkward position
Injury: Repetitive stress injury
The Impact of Work Injuries
Why do you think this happened?
What could have prevented Angela from being injured?
How might this injury impact Angela’s daily life?

19. Why Workers Get Injured
Young workers get injured or sick on the job for many reasons, including:
Unsafe equipment
Inadequate safety training
Inadequate supervision
Dangerous work that is illegal or inappropriate for youth under 18
Pressure to work faster
Stressful conditions

20. Types of Workplace Hazards
Retail/Grocery Stores
Fast Food
Janitorial/Custodial
Office/Clerical
Outdoor Work
Construction
Industry
Agriculture

21. What is OSHA?
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is the agency of the Department of Labor (DOL) that protects workers from dangers on the job that can cause injuries or illnesses.

22. Assignment: Work Injuries- 89, 90

23. Agenda
1. Notes- ONLY write down the information that is in bold/underlined
2. Assignment- Pages 89-90
3. Quiet Work Time