What are the contents of drowning prevention related to drowning prevention

The contents of drowning prevention are as follows:1. A large amount of algae, grass and sediment enter the mouth, nose, trachea and lungs, blocking the respiratory tract.

And suffocation. 2. Panic and cold make the throat spasm, and the respiratory tract is obstructed and suffocated.

3. On weekends, holidays, winter and summer vacations, it is strictly forbidden to play in the water or swim in rivers, ponds, uncovered wells, etc. Do not go to the pond alone or in a group to fish, swim, or play in the water.

4. During class or on the way to school, do not go to play in the water or swim.

5. Many students do not know how to swim, if they find that a student accidentally falls into a reservoir, pond, well, etc., minors can not venture into the water to rescue, should shout loudly to call adults to come to help or call "110".

6. Remember not to let the drowning person grab your body or limbs. If the drowning person tries to approach you, let go and swim away.

The contents of the ten ones to prevent drowning are as follows:1. Hang a banner that cherishes life and prevents drowning.

2. Carry out a mobilization meeting for safety education and safety education to cherish life and prevent drowning.

3. Carry out a centralized signature and oath activity of cherishing life, staying away from danger, and not swimming in the water without permission.

4. Carry out an essay contest to cherish life and prevent drowning.

5. Hold a class meeting on the theme of cherishing life and preventing drowning.

6. Publish a blackboard newspaper with the theme of cherishing life and preventing drowning.

7. Distribute a "Letter to Parents".

8. Hold a drowning prevention safety knowledge competition.

9. Carry out a hand-copied newspaper competition to cherish life and prevent drowning.

10. **An educational film with the theme of cherishing life and preventing drowning.

The contents of drowning prevention are as follows:

1. Don't go out swimming alone, and don't go to a place where you don't know the bottom and don't know the water situation or are more dangerous and prone to drowning accidents.

2. It is necessary to go swimming in an organized manner and under the guidance of a teacher or someone familiar with water in order to take care of each other.

3. Be prepared before going down to the cave to register the water, move your body first, if the water temperature is too low, you should first wash your body with water in shallow water, and then swim in the water after getting used to the water temperature.

4. Understand your own water nature, do not be reckless after entering the water, do not jump and dive rashly, and do not play with each other, so as not to choke and drown.

5. If you suddenly feel unwell during swimming, such as dizziness, nausea, palpitation, shortness of breath, etc., you should immediately go ashore to rest or call for help.

6. In swimming, if the calves or feet cramp, you can push the legs or do jumping movements, or massage and pull the cramps hard, and call your companions for help.

Drowning, also known as drowning, is a condition in which a person is submerged in water or other liquid media and is injured. Filling the respiratory tract and alveoli with water causes hypoxic asphyxia; Water absorbed into the blood circulation causes changes in blood osmolality, electrolyte imbalances, and tissue damage; Eventually, respiratory arrest and cardiac arrest lead to death.

The consequences of drowning can be classified as non-morbid, morbid, and death, and the process is continuous. A person who does not lose his or her life after drowning is referred to as near-drowning. People who drown and suffocate with cardiac arrest are called drowning, and if the heart is not stopped, they are called near-drowning.

1. Do not swim in the water without permission, and parents should take care of them at all times. Insist that your child wear high-quality floats.

2. Ask the child to move his body before entering the water to avoid cramps and other phenomena. Do not feed your child in the water, as you may choke.

3. Teach children not to play with each other in the water to prevent choking and suffocation. Teach your child to swim and learn skills such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

4. Do not swim in unfamiliar waters, without safety facilities, and without rescue personnel. If you are not familiar with the nature of the water and the underwater situation is unclear, do not go into the water to rescue without authorization.

5. While strengthening prevention, parents and guardians should also master relevant first-aid knowledge and skills. After an accident, it is urgent to save people.

6. Generally, the places where drowning occurs are: swimming pools, reservoirs, puddles, ponds, rivers, streams, seasides and other places. Every summer, there are drowning accidents in swimming.

Among the drowning people, there are some people who can't swim, and some people who can swim and have good water skills.

The knowledge of drowning prevention is as follows:

1. "Six prohibitions" to prevent drowning: no swimming in the water without permission; Do not swim with others without permission; Swimming without a parent or teacher is not allowed; Do not swim in unfamiliar waters; It is not allowed to swim in waters without safety facilities and rescue personnel; Students who do not know how to swim are not allowed to enter the water without authorization.

2. "Four don'ts" to prevent drowning: do not swim in the water without parental leadership; Do not swim or play in the water with classmates without authorization; Pay attention to safety warnings, and do not swim in waters without safety measures, rescue personnel, and safety guarantees; Parents and schools should strictly educate students not to play or fish in places with water such as river Mengshi, ditches, and canals, so as to prevent accidents and cause harm.

3. "Eight avoidances of friendship" to prevent drowning: avoid swimming in rivers where people have dug (mining) sand in recent years; Avoid swimming in the main canals of reservoirs; Avoid pushing, pulling, playing, washing clothes, salvaging items, etc. in dangerous areas; Avoid walking on rivers, lakes, wells and ponds during and after rain, and avoid crossing bridges (channels, embankments, etc.) alone in the rain.

4. Avoid swimming in unfamiliar waters; Avoid swimming in adverse climatic conditions, such as during midday exposure, high temperature seasons, and changeable weather moments; Avoid swimming in deep and cold waters; Avoid swimming in heavily polluted waters with poor water quality. During the thunderstorm season, parents are encouraged to send their students to school and pick up students to return home.