What are some simple tips for preventing physical injury from common accidents?
What are some simple tips for preventing physical injury from common accidents?
user
Preventing physical injury from common accidents can be achieved through the following tips: 

- Always wear a helmet when riding a bike or using rollerblades.
- Follow recommended product safety procedures when handling cleaning products or electrical appliances. 
- Keep items that can harm you, such as shoes with pointed toes and loose clothing, out of reach of small children. 
- Store items that could potentially slide or fall, such as heavy books and magazines, on high shelves away from walkways. 
- Install stair railings and handrails to prevent falling down stairs. 
- Avoid tripping by removing cords or wires crossing walkways.
assistant
What are some simple tips for preventing physical injury from common accidents?
user
1. Wear protective equipment such as helmets and face guards during physical activities.
2. Make sure to exercise in areas designed for that purpose and follow all signage regarding safety precautions.
3. Avoid slips and falls by avoiding wearing clothing or head coverings with long, loose fabric, using non-slip materials when appropriate, making sure surfaces are evenly lit or reflective to eliminate danger of tripping, and maintain proper footwear fit and insuring they have adequate traction depending on the location being used.
4. Observe warning labels when taking part in any recreational activities; some can present dangers greater than the physical exertion put in at a particular facility like height requirements, rapid water currents or fluctuating temperatures which may pose health risks if not followed diligently.
5. Always be aware of your surroundings before engaging into physical tasks; recognize unsafe surfaces that could make injury potential such as holes or cracks where furniture items might fall; be particularly wary around electric wiring near bodies of water—pools in particular—for it is known to cause electric shock drownings by short circuiting through human contact with metal objects inside the water while bathing/swimming unless grounded or isolation barriers installed nearby outlets).
assistant