Safety items make good Christmas gifts, says FEMA

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This post was last edited by cjzhou2 on 2009-12-24 22:49 Safety items make good Christmas gifts, says FEMA A fire extinguisher, a foldable ladder, a smoke alarm, plus a home disaster kit including food, water and prescription medications for 72 hours, or a first aid certification course are just some of the gifts that the US Federal Emergency Management Agency is suggesting Americans give their loved ones this holiday season. This Christmas season, the Federal Emergency Management Agency recommends that people prepare gifts for their loved ones, including fire extinguishers, folding ladders, smoke alarms, home first aid kits containing food, water and three days of prescription medications, or emergency first aid certification courses. FEMA -- US Federal Emergency Management Agency. disaster kit -- first aid kit prescription -- prescription drugs. Medications available only with a doctor's prescription, such as antibiotics and stronger painkillers. As for patent medicines, they are called over-the-counter drugs (OTC drugs for short), which are patent medicines that can be purchased directly at the counter. certification -- certification course ； It is a course in which you can get a certificate at the end of the class, and sometimes you need to pass an exam. This is a course that teaches people how to initially bandage an injured person and stop bleeding. Certification is certification (program), and the certificate obtained is called certificate.