students always face the risk of getting burned in hot environments. to protect themselves from heat exposure, it's important to take extra precautions and avoid touching water or steam directly.
1. when you're in a hot environment, such as while eating or wearing loose clothing, don't touch water. stay dry by covering your head and body with a towel or shirt until the temperature passes 60 degrees fahrenheit (158 c).
2. if you feel yourself getting burned or see someone get burned, do not move or try to help them immediately. call for emergency services when necessary.
3. avoid wearing water-resistant clothing that might catch fire or cause burns when it's hot.
4. wear loose, uncovered clothes while in hot weather, as this can protect you from getting burned.
- 改写主题：安全用电
safety of electrical appliances is crucial for everyone's well-being, especially in modern society where more devices are installed daily. to prevent electric shocks, here are some tips:
1. never touch wires directly or near wires when you're wearing loose clothing. avoid touching water-spoiled clothes or items that may be splattered with water.
2. if you accidentally get wet while using a tool or appliance, do not touch the metal part of the device itself. only press it gently to release the current without making contact with any surfaces.
3. use loose, non-padded gloves when using tools, as gloves can prevent getting shocked by water droplets.
4. avoid using household appliances while wearing loose, unfastened clothes, as this increases the risk of water droplets landing on delicate wires or parts of appliances that could burn if touched.
5. replace any broken metal pieces with new ones to prevent them from igniting or causing electric shocks.
- 改写主题：处理外伤
if you've sustained an external injury, such as a bling or other damage, the best way to handle it is to follow these steps:
1. for injuries caused by water or heat, immediately clean and dislodge any blood or droplets using a clean cloth or mask. apply an antifungal cream or warm soup.
2. avoid touching or trying to help others while waiting for medical attention. call for emergency services if the injury is severe.
3. keep loose, unfastened clothing in your pocket so you don't get caught in an accident when you're out walking.
4. avoid using any tools that might catch fire during a bling or other damage.
5. if you feel threatened or hurt while trying to help someone, call for emergency services immediately.
6. keep a fire extinguisher or first aid kit nearby for emergencies.
7. in case of an accidental spillage (such as from a leaky container), quickly rinse it up with warm water, drink it, and use the resulting solution to wash away any residue.
