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"How to make an emergency kit"
Lectura

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Práctica - Palabras Claves

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1. dañar   kit damage expiration expire gauze compress dressings
     

2. gasa   kit damage expiration expire gauze compress dressings
     

3. venda en rollo   kit damage expiration expire gauze compress dressings
     

4. expirar   kit damage expiration expire gauze compress dressings
     

5. botiquín   kit damage expiration expire gauze compress dressings
     

6. expiración   kit damage expiration expire gauze compress dressings
     

7. inundación   gloves tweezers splinter earthquake flood hurricane
     

8. astilla   gloves tweezers splinter earthquake flood hurricane
     

9. guantes   gloves tweezers splinter earthquake flood hurricane
     

10. pinzas   gloves tweezers splinter earthquake flood hurricane
     

11. huracán   gloves tweezers splinter earthquake flood hurricane
     

12. terremoto   gloves tweezers splinter earthquake flood hurricane
     

13. manivela   supply non-perishable flashlight crank sanitation personal hygiene
     

14. suministro; suministrar   supply non-perishable flashlight crank sanitation personal hygiene
     

15. higiene personal   supply non-perishable flashlight crank sanitation personal hygiene
     

16. saneamiento   supply non-perishable flashlight crank sanitation personal hygiene
     

17. linterna   supply non-perishable flashlight crank sanitation personal hygiene
     

18. no perecederos   supply non-perishable flashlight crank sanitation personal hygiene
     

19. guantera   supply fireproof flashlight crank charger glove compartment
     

20. cargador   supply fireproof flashlight crank charger glove compartment
     

21. a prueba de fuego   supply fireproof flashlight crank charger glove compartment
     

 

Lectura

How to make an emergency kit

What would you do if you were on the road and had an emergency? Would you have what you need in your car? You should have a first aid/emergency kit available wherever you are. Put together one for your home and car and make sure one is available at work or school.

You'll need first aid items in your emergency kit. First aid kits often have medicines. You may want to include aspirin and/or acetaminophen (like Tylenol). You might also want hydrocortisone and an antibiotic ointment (like Neosporin). If you have special medical needs, you may need to keep other medicines on hand. For example, if you have severe allergies, you may need epinephrine. Keep in mind that many medicines can be damaged by heat. Read the label and take it out of your car on hot days. Also check expiration dates periodically and throw away and replace any expired medicines.

Keep a variety of sizes and shapes of bandages in your kit. Don't forget to include gauze, scissors, and compress dressings. Gloves are also a good idea to help protect you from infection. Tweezers can be used to remove splinters. Finally, unless you are a doctor, put a first aid instruction booklet in your kit so you know what to do in an emergency. To find out more detail about what kinds of bandages and other items need to be included in your first aid kit, visit http://www.redcross.org/prepare/location/home-family/get-kit/anatomy.

In addition to first aid items, you'll need to be prepared for other emergencies. What would you do if there's an earthquake, flood, or hurricane and you are isolated and without power? Your highest priority will be food and water. Humans can't survive long without drinking water so make sure and keep an emergency supply in your house and a smaller supply in your car. The Red Cross recommends keeping one gallon per person, per day. You'll need a three-day supply at a minimum. You'll also need to have a supply of emergency non-perishable food (such as canned or boxed food). When planning your emergency foods, keep in mind that you may not be able to cook after a disaster. Plan foods such as nuts that you don't have to cook, rather than rice, which requires cooking.

You'll need other emergency items in your home as well. Since you may be without electricity, you'll need a flashlight and extra batteries and a battery-powered or hand-crank radio (to listen for emergency information). Think of what sanitation and personal hygiene products you'll need if you're stuck in your home for a while. Keep copies of important documents and store the originals in a safe place such as a fireproof box or safe deposit box at the bank. Speaking of banks, after a disaster banks may be closed and ATM (Automated Teller Machines) may not be working. Keep extra cash in your home, especially small bills, and don't travel without cash in your wallet.

You may be in your car when an emergency happens. In addition to your car first aid kit, you'll need some emergency water and food (but not as much as in your home). A few water bottles and snack foods such as granola bars will not take up too much space in your car and yet could help in an emergency. A multi-purpose tool, such as a Swiss Army knife, could be useful in many emergency situations. Some people keep an emergency blanket in their car. They sell compact blankets that can fit in your glove compartment when folded up and yet will keep you warm in an emergency. Finally, make sure you have a car mobile phone charger. You'd hate to be in an isolated place with a dead mobile phone battery.

Spending a little time now to prepare an emergency kit can save your life in a disaster. Take the time to put together a kit and read more about emergency preparation at www.redcross.org.

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Preguntas

Instrucciones
Selecciona "True" (Verdad) o "False" (Falso) para cada oración.

1. You should create an emergency kit for your home and car.
      True False
     

2. Check medicines periodically and replace expired ones.
      True False
     

3. Only doctors can use the first aid kit.
      True False
     

4. According to the article, rice and pasta would be good foods for your emergency kit.
      True False
     

5. Keep a car mobile phone charger in your car.
      True False
     

 

Instrucciones
¿Cuáles artículos se mencionaron que se deben incluir en un botiquín para emergencias?

1) medicines 2) bandages 3) gauze 4) scissors 5) compress dressings     6) hair dryer 7) gloves 8) tweezers 9) food 10) candy 11) microwave oven 12) water  13) beer

14) First Aid instruction booklet  15) flashlight 16) extra batteries 17) battery-powered or hand-crank radio 18) television 19) copies of important documents 20) cash 21) credit cards 22) multi-purpose tool 23) high-heel shoes 24) emergency blanket 25) computer 26) car mobile phone charger

     

 

Lección Escrita

Describe en inglés lo que pondrías en un botiquín de primeros auxilios.

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