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Ordenar Letras Emergency Vocabulary ScrambleVersión en línea Unscramble terms to boost safety vocabulary. por Mirador Stereo Barichara 1 She can’t get enough air. A S H ? . B T E V O E R I H B E N H T G A S R I G U L N 2 He can’t breathe because something is in his throat. ? I . C N G O E H K H S 3 Blood is coming out of her skin. I E ? N D . L H S B E S G E 4 A vehicle used to transport injured or ill people to medical facilities, staffed with trained personnel and equipped for urgent care. U A E C B N L A M 5 A critical event that threatens health or safety and demands urgent response. C Y E E N M E G R 6 A substance that can cause illness, injury, or death when ingested, inhaled, or absorbed. P O S O I N 7 Potential sources of harm in the environment or activities that could cause injury or damage. A Z A H R S D 8 Equipment worn or used to protect the body from harm in dangerous settings. G A E E R A F S T Y 9 A device that detects smoke and alerts occupants to a possible fire. S K A O A R M E L M 10 A portable device filled with a suppressant to control or put out small fires. H G N I S F U R E E X E T I R I 11 An alternate route or stairway designed for rapid egress during emergencies. E C E I A E S F R P 12 He’s having a heart attack. . T N E B D R P N A D U E W E ? C N E T S H S C A A H L H S A L A E N I D H T E 13 She’s not awake or responding. S O H S . N C U ? U N S O I S E C 14 Her skin is hurt by something hot. . S N R R E E S H E H U D F E L B 15 Your body reacts badly to something. E L A L I C R G 16 A door or way to leave a place. I T X E 17 A device that makes noise when it detects smoke. M K O R L A A S A M E 18 A loud burst that causes fire or damage. N P E L O A X O N S I 19 When vehicles hit each other. I N T D R A C C E C A A 20 The organ that pumps blood through your body. E R A T H 21 Substances that can harm your health. X I H A E O T L I C C C M S 22 When the driver isn’t paying attention to the road. D I T R I N D I R T E D A G S C V 23 You can’t breathe because food blocks your throat. O H E C K

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Emergency Vocabulary ScrambleVersión en línea

Unscramble terms to boost safety vocabulary.

por Mirador Stereo Barichara

She can’t get enough air.

A S H ? . B T E V O E R I H B E N H T G A S R I G U L N

He can’t breathe because something is in his throat.

? I . C N G O E H K H S

Blood is coming out of her skin.

I E ? N D . L H S B E S G E

A vehicle used to transport injured or ill people to medical facilities, staffed with trained personnel and equipped for urgent care.

A critical event that threatens health or safety and demands urgent response.

A substance that can cause illness, injury, or death when ingested, inhaled, or absorbed.

Potential sources of harm in the environment or activities that could cause injury or damage.

Equipment worn or used to protect the body from harm in dangerous settings.

A device that detects smoke and alerts occupants to a possible fire.

A portable device filled with a suppressant to control or put out small fires.

H G N I S F U R E E X E T I R I

An alternate route or stairway designed for rapid egress during emergencies.

He’s having a heart attack.

. T N E B D R P N A D U E W E ? C N E T S H S C A A H L H S A L A E N I D H T E

She’s not awake or responding.

S O H S . N C U ? U N S O I S E C

Her skin is hurt by something hot.

. S N R R E E S H E H U D F E L B

Your body reacts badly to something.

A door or way to leave a place.

A device that makes noise when it detects smoke.

M K O R L A A S A M E

A loud burst that causes fire or damage.

N P E L O A X O N S I

When vehicles hit each other.

I N T D R A C C E C A A

The organ that pumps blood through your body.

Substances that can harm your health.

X I H A E O T L I C C C M S

When the driver isn’t paying attention to the road.

D I T R I N D I R T E D A G S C V

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Emergency Vocabulary ScrambleVersión en línea

por Mirador Stereo Barichara

She can’t get enough air.

He can’t breathe because something is in his throat.

Blood is coming out of her skin.

A vehicle used to transport injured or ill people to medical facilities, staffed with trained personnel and equipped for urgent care.

A critical event that threatens health or safety and demands urgent response.

A substance that can cause illness, injury, or death when ingested, inhaled, or absorbed.

Potential sources of harm in the environment or activities that could cause injury or damage.

Equipment worn or used to protect the body from harm in dangerous settings.

A device that detects smoke and alerts occupants to a possible fire.

A portable device filled with a suppressant to control or put out small fires.

An alternate route or stairway designed for rapid egress during emergencies.

He’s having a heart attack.

She’s not awake or responding.

Her skin is hurt by something hot.

Your body reacts badly to something.

A door or way to leave a place.

A device that makes noise when it detects smoke.

A loud burst that causes fire or damage.

When vehicles hit each other.

The organ that pumps blood through your body.

Substances that can harm your health.

When the driver isn’t paying attention to the road.

You can’t breathe because food blocks your throat.