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We at Räddningstjänsten Syd believe that the best sort of accident is the one that never happens. Accidents can be prevented, and we want to help you to take responsibility for safety and saving lives.
We’re pros in the prevention and management of accidents, but what if we weren’t the first on the scene of an accident or fire... what if it was you? Your actions could mean the difference between life and death.
This test is about various day-to- day risks. You’ll see your result on the next page.
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Question 1 of 15
1. Question
What do you do if you see blue lights in the rear-view mirror?
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The correct answer is: indicate, look, and move to the side. Do not put yourself or others in danger. Acting calmly and clearly also helps other road users as they can follow your example.
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The correct answer is: indicate, look, and move to the side. Do not put yourself or others in danger. Acting calmly and clearly also helps other road users as they can follow your example.
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Question 2 of 15
2. Question
You’re the first on the scene of a road traffic accident. What do you do?
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Park your own car first so that you don’t risk being hit or stopping the traffic. Warn others if there is a danger of further accidents. Get an overview of the situation and then call 112.
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The correct answer is: get an overview of the situation and call 112. Park your own car first so that you don’t risk being hit or stopping the traffic. Warn others if there is a danger of further accidents.
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Question 3 of 15
3. Question
You’re out walking in the dark. What do you do to be seen?
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If you’re wearing reflectors, a car can see you from 125 metres away with low-beam headlights. Without reflectors, you’re not visible until you’re 20 to 30 metres away. A car travelling 80 km/h can travel 22 metres in a second.
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The correct answers is: wear reflectors. If you’re wearing reflectors, a car can see you from 125 metres away with low-beam headlights. Without reflectors, you’re not visible until you’re 20 to 30 metres away. A car travelling 80 km/h can travel 22 metres in a second.
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Question 4 of 15
4. Question
What’s the most important thing to keep at home to limit the consequences of a fire?
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A functioning smoke alarm increases the chance of detecting a fire early on. Räddningstjänsten Syd also recommends that all homes have a hand-held fire extinguisher, fire blanket, and stove guard. You are the best firefighter there is, because you’re the first person on the scene if you discover a fire.
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The correct answer is: a smoke alarm. A functioning smoke alarm increases the chance of detecting a fire early on. Räddningstjänsten Syd also recommends that all homes have a hand-held fire extinguisher, fire blanket, and stove guard. You are the best firefighter there is, because you’re the first person on the scene if you discover a fire.
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Question 5 of 15
5. Question
What’s the first thing you do if a fire starts at home?
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If a fire breaks out, the most important thing is to save yourself and others in danger. As soon as possible, you should then warn others in the vicinity, call 112, and try to extinguish the fire. So … Save, warn, alert, extinguish. In that order.
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The correct answer is: save or warn those you live with. As soon as possible, you should then warn others in the vicinity, call 112, and try to extinguish the fire. So … Save, warn, alert, extinguish. In that order.
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Question 6 of 15
6. Question
What is the most common cause of fires at home?
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Most house fires occur in the kitchen, and a stove left unattended is by far the most common direct cause of fires. But don’t forget to blow out candles and remove your charger from the socket once you’ve finished charging.
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The correct answer is: a forgotten pan on a hot stove. Most house fires occur in the kitchen, and a stove left unattended is by far the most common direct cause of fires. But don’t forget to blow out candles and remove your charger from the socket once you’ve finished charging.
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Question 7 of 15
7. Question
What do you do if a pan starts to burn?
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Never pour water into the pan if it’s fat or oil that’s burning. This will cause an explosive reaction and you risk being severely burnt. Instead, move the pan from the heat and smother the fire with a pan lid.
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The correct answer is: put on a lid and move the pan off the heat. Never pour water into the pan if it’s fat or oil that’s burning. This will cause an explosive reaction and you risk being severely burnt.
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Question 8 of 15
8. Question
How often do you need to check that your smoke alarms are working?
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Smoke alarms can give you the extra minute you need to save yourself, warn others, and begin extinguishing the fire. Test them once a month by pressing the button.
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The correct answer is: once a month. Smoke alarms can give you the extra minute you need to save yourself, warn others, and begin extinguishing the fire. Test them once a month by pressing the button.
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Question 9 of 15
9. Question
You live in an apartment building and find smoke in the stairwell. What do you do?
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Never go out into a stairwell that is filled with smoke. Stay in your apartment, call 112, and wait for help. If you need to evacuate, the rescue service will help you.
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The correct answer is: stay in the apartment, close the door, and call 112. Never go out into a stairwell that is filled with smoke. If you need to evacuate, the rescue service will help you.
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Question 10 of 15
10. Question
What’s the best way to swim in a lake or the sea, such as when exercising over a long distance?
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Swim along the beach and never swim alone. As a rule: Walk out, swim back in. Then you know where you are out of your depth. Swim along the beach when swimming over long distances. Then you have a better chance of getting ashore yourself if you become tired or get cramp. You can also be seen and heard if you call for help.
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The correct answer is: swim along the beach, in the company of someone. You may become tired or get cramp, at which point you can put your feet on the bottom, or you have someone with you to help you. Preferably both.
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Question 11 of 15
11. Question
What’s the most important thing to keep an eye on when you’re at the beach?
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Always keep an eye on one another while bathing. Never bathe alone and make sure you know where the children are at all times.
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The correct answer is: your friends/siblings/children. Always bathe with each other and make sure you know where the children are at all times.
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Question 12 of 15
12. Question
What’s the first thing you check when diving or jumping into the water?
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Diving accidents caused by shallow water are the most common cause of neck injuries. These can lead to paralysis, numbness, and even respiratory arrest.
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The correct answer is: check if the water is deep enough. Diving accidents caused by shallow water are the most common cause of neck injuries. These can lead to paralysis, numbness, and even respiratory arrest.
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Question 13 of 15
13. Question
What do you do if someone suffers a cardiac arrest while queueing in a store?
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During a cardiac arrest, the body’s most important organ is starved of oxygen. Early intervention from the first person on the scene can mean the difference between life and death.
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The correct answer is: call 112 and begin CPR. Early intervention from the first person on the scene can mean the difference between life and death.
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Question 14 of 15
14. Question
What’s the most important piece of safety equipment for cycling?
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Helmets reduce the risk of serious injury in an accident by more than half. In Sweden children under 15 are required by law to wear a helmet.
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The correct answer is: a cycle helmet. Helmets reduce the risk of serious injury in an accident by more than half. In Sweden children under 15 are required by law to wear a helmet.
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Question 15 of 15
15. Question
What must you always have with you while on a pleasure boat?
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It’s important to use a life jacket when you’re out by boat. Even if you can swim, there’s a risk that you will become tired or panic if the water is cold or you’re far from land.
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The correct answer is: a life jacket – on you. Even if you can swim, there’s a risk that you will become tired or panic if the water is cold or you’re far from land.