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2 . The possibility of being killed on a single airline flight is one in 4.7 million. Here are some lifesaving habits you are supposed to remember every time you fly.
Your carry-on bag
The safest thing to do with your carry-on is leave it on the plane. Flight crews ask you to keep your luggage clear of the aisles (通道) for a reason.
Your seat
During a crash
The first thing you should do during a crash is put on the oxygen mask the minute it drops.
During a loss of cabin pressure, the fall in oxygen can knock you unconscious in as little as 20 seconds.
Listen to your flight attendants. Most importantly, through any emergency, be nice to the flight attendant.
What to wear
Fortunately, here’s what you can plan for days in advance while you pack your suitcase: on the day you’re flying, avoid wearing synthetic fibers like polyester and nylon. Instead, choose natural materials like cotton or wool. It’s also a good idea to wear long pants (like jeans) and a long-sleeved shirt for extra protection from flames and sharp objects.
Sippers might seem like a good idea for braving airport security, but in the chaos of a crash or evacuation, they’ll only slow you down.
| A．You can narrowly escape from an air crash. |
| B．Always secure your oxygen mask before helping others. |
| C．Good mentality (心态) of a pilot is a necessity for safe flight. |
| D．Besides, the best shoes to wear on a plane never leave your feet. |
| E．The safest way to dress on a plane is avoid anything easy to catch fire. |
| F．In the event of an evacuation, you don’t want it blocking an escape route. |
| G．In the event of an evacuation, the closer you are to an exit, the higher the chance you’ll have to escape safely. |
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Sally had a terrible accident last Friday. She accidentally pour some hot water from the kettle over her wrist and sleeve. In greatly pain, she needed to stop her wet blouse from rubbing her skin, but she called me. I went immediately without a few bandages. I poured cold running waters on the burned area. Then I was wetted some cloths and squeezed the water out. Next, I put the cold wet cloth on her burn and finally tied the bandages around my wrist. She felt better before I made some coffee for her. I offered to staying with her until she was much better. Sally was grateful and said that my offer would make great difference to her recovery.
1. 描述事故发生的经过；
2. 你是如何实施急救的；
3. 简要谈谈你对掌握一定急救知识的重要性的认识。
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