Louis Braille lost his eyesight in an accident. Some time ago, a newspaper reported that a child lost one eye while lighting firecrackers. List the precautions that should be taken to protect eyes from harm.
Precautions to protect eyes from harm include:
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Never play with sharp objects like scissors, knives, or tools.
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Maintain a safe distance from firecrackers and never light them without adult supervision.
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Wear protective eyewear when playing sports or doing activities that could harm eyes.
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Do not look directly at the sun or bright lights.
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Keep harmful chemicals and sprays away from eyes.
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Wash eyes with clean water if dust or dirt enters.
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Read and write in proper light to avoid eye strain.
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Do not rub eyes with dirty hands.
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Use sunglasses to protect eyes from harsh sunlight.
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Be careful when handling objects like pencils, sticks, or umbrellas near the face.
Explanation
This question connects Louis Braille's accident to modern-day eye safety. The chapter describes how Louis Braille lost his eyesight at age three when a sharp tool pierced his eye while he was playing near his father's workshop. Students should list various precautions to prevent similar accidents.
Solution Steps
Never play with sharp objects like scissors, knives, or tools
Maintain safe distance from firecrackers and never light without adult supervision
Wear protective eyewear during sports or risky activities
Do not look directly at the sun or bright lights
Keep harmful chemicals and sprays away from eyes
Wash eyes with clean water if dust or dirt enters
Read and write in proper light to avoid eye strain
Do not rub eyes with dirty hands
Use sunglasses to protect from harsh sunlight
Be careful when handling objects like pencils, sticks, or umbrellas near face