For example, if I was planning an activity which involved the use of bikes in the play area outside my setting, I would firstly ensure that the equipment; i.e. Bikes are in safe and good working condition. Secondly I would make sure that the bikes are used in the proper manner and with plenty of space, so that means that they cannot be used indoors in my setting as there is not enough space they would have to be used outside. I would also ensure that the main gates to my setting are closed properly so that no child or young person could wonder out without my knowledge. My manager helps me to support the children who are still learning to ride a tricycle and I make sure that I have at the ready a helmet that they have to wear and elbow and knee pads.
Why some states such as my own force the seatbelt law would but yet let several motor cycle riders drive down a road without a helmet? I have to say, it is ridiculous. Truthfully, I believe that a driver to a car should have to wear a helmet as well as a seatbelt and to be honest; I don’t see anything wrong with a motorcyclist also having to wear the helmet “By Law”. I know it would be somewhat dangerous for the motorcyclist to wear a seatbelt considering if the person driving was to have a accident, they are normally thrown in mid air and the bike may possibly fall down up on he or she. What I don’t understand is, if the laws are pushing people to wear a seatbelt in a car and because of what I had mentioned above about the motorcycle, why are they allowed on the road in the first place?
Just because it is clean doesn’t mean that it is ready to run. Once you have cleaned everything it is time to take things apart by separating the two ends from the chassis. This will let you inspect the suspension and bulk heads more easily. You are mainly checking the shocks for pressure and the wheels and axial for binding and fluidity. It is important to make sure all the screws are tight, especially along the axil.
If the fracture is an open one you should sterilise it to help stop infection and you should cover it with a soft padded dressing but do not press on the bone, if you feel you cannot do this you should call an ambulance immediately. It is important to put padding in between the broken limbs so bandaging doesn’t move the bones or push them against each other. 1.3 Describe how to manage a
Explain the term "injury prevention" and give examples of ways to prevent at least three specific injuries. Injury prevention is the things that we do, in order to protect ourselves, and/or others, from getting injured. Stretching before exercise is a form of injury prevention. Wearing a helmet is injury prevention to the head. Wearing a seatbelt can prevent lots of injuries from car accidents.
This is shown when he states “but it is a same person was given the choice between Cherry J1 or on a bicycle during any of that many nudges or prangs that occur on our roads every day, it’s four wheels good, two wheels not good at all”. This appeal to logic gets readers thinking, it plants the idea if they choose the bicycle they’re not sane, this is a very clever appeal because it makes people agree with the author. The author then moves on to use an analogy to demonstrate how silly and ridiculous this ban really is, this is demonstrated in the authors third paragraph where the states “A bit like smoking, if the idea of riding on bicycles on the open road was invented today, it would be banned.” Finally the author uses an attack on the watchdog “ASIC” to further enhance his arguments, this is demonstrated in the sixth paragraph when he states “Our financial markets supposed watchpuppy, ASIC, forever retreats into the defence of disclosure. It's fine for con artists to rip off many as long as the cons disclose that whatever they’re selling isn’t 100% guaranteed.” These five persuasive devices appeals to people's need to feel safe, appeals to logic, the use of analogies, statistics and devices in use by Michael Pascoe in the article “Regulate bicycles off the road”. The author has effectively argued that bicycles should be banned from the
The last concern that will need to be address is making sure that they glove and pencil are being used in the proper fashion and is being use as it was planned for. The pencil is not designed for just anyone to use that just does not want to write their paper. It is to be used by the special needs child or adult who really has a true desire to either learn how to write for the first time or learn how to rewrite after a terrible accident. The writing pencil is a new product that is design to help disable people. If you are a person who would love to be able to talk to your pencil and get it to write what you are saying then this product is for you.
“With some reluctance I decided to try carrying a pistol.” (Hasselstrom, 1991/2010, p.359) Hasselstrom sat through all the classes and received a license from the sheriff, making it legal for her to carry the gun. She did not skip any steps, and made all the precautions to be safe while carrying the gun. But as she made clear, “Just carrying a pistol is not protection enough; avoidance is still the best approach to trouble.” (Hasselstrom, 1991/2010, p. 359) Hasselstrom’s approach was not to go around shooting people that put her in harm’s way, it was there for a sense of security, just in case something bad were to happen. Hasselstrom’s last point is how carrying the pistol helped her get away from potential attackers. “Right over there,” I said, still being polite.
Like our older counterparts, we are required to score a passing grade on the same motorcycle safety course and exam. Successful completion of these state-mandated requirements should also qualify younger licensed riders with the same choices and flexibility regarding headgear as long as they do have some experience on a motorcycle. Under the current law in Kentucky, an individual over the age of 21 can get a motorcycle license and ride without a helmet, even though they are required to hold their motorcycle endorsement for one year. A 25 year old newly licensed rider can be stopped by Law Enforcement and not be penalized for not wearing their helmet, whereas a 20 year old will be penalized even though that individual has been riding for several years, which makes the helmet law extremely age
They claim, that the states are getting in the way of personal liberties of the riders and therefore should just stay out of the decision to wear a helmet. Because motorcycle interest groups are very powerful, every time the states tries to make an effective law, the interest groups lobby against