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Management Management is the efficient use of resources to achieve a goal
Home management Home management is the efficient running of the home
Resource A resource is anything which can be used to help preform a task
Ergonomics The study of people and their efficiency in the working enviorment
Buying Cleaning agents Cost Safe to use Easy to use Brand Smell Enviormentally friendly
Using cleaning agents Follow instructions Protect skin and clothing Rinse throughly Keep away from children and store in a high cupboard
Types of electrical appliances Large appliance -cooker Small appliance w/ motor - carving knife Small appliance w/ heating element - toaster
Design A plan or sketch for the production or making of something
Features of a good design Colour Pattern Texture Line Shape
Characteristics of a good design Durable Attractive Functional Safe
Primary colours Blue Yellow Red
Secondary colours Purple Green Orange
Tertiary colours Mixture of primary and secondary colours
Warm colours Create a warm and cosy atmosphere E.g. Red pink and orange
Cool colours Create a cool relaxing atmosphere E.g. Blues and greens
Neutral colours Used as backgrounds Eg. White black beige and cream
Pastel colours Pale soft shades Eg. Yellow green blue and pink
Tint Add white to lighten a colour
Shade Add black to darken a colour
Balance When all parts of a design work well together
Emphasis Drawing attention to a particular feature
Proportion When all the furniture in the room relates in size and to the size of the room
Rhythm Repeated use of colour pattern and texture
Community A community is all the people who live in the locality. Each community has its own services and amenities
Shelter Anything that protects or shields
A home Shelter is a basic need A home becomes a home when it becomes occupied by people and their possessions it becomes warm and comfortable and provides a sense of security
Room planning (A room should be ........) Well lit Safe Functional Warm Comfortable Easy to clean and tidy
What to consider? ( when planning a room) Size and shape of room Position of windows doors and radiators Enough furniture and storage space but not too cluttered Function of the room
Floor plan Sketch of a room drawn to scale
Work triangle Reduces amount of walking done during food preparation and cooking Saves time and is more efficient
Fatal accident Someone is killed or dies as result of an accident
Safety hazard Anything dangerous that might cause an accident
Avoid falls in the home Wipe up spills immediately Keep stairs well lit Don't leave clutter on floors or stairs Tidy away toys
Small fires Use fire extinguisher or blanket Do not put water on electrical fires or burning fat or oil If you can't extinguish fire call fire brigade
Large fires Call fire brigade from neighbours house Raise alarm Make sure everyone gets out Close doors and windows if possible Never renter a burning house
Fire safety Have fire blanket or extinguisher in your home Close doors to prevent fire spreading Install fire alarms and smoke detectors and test regularly Plug out and switch off all electrical appliances at night
Safety w/ medicine Store in original container Keep out of reach of children Never use medicine prescribed to someone else
Safety w/ chemicals and cleaning agents Store in original containers Keep out of reach of children and store in a high cupboard Follow instructions carefully
First aid Treatment of an injury or sudden illness before professional help can be provided
Aims of first aid To preserve life To prevent condition from worsening To provide comfort
Burn Caused by dry heat eg. Fires or cooker
Scald Caused my moisture eg.steam or liquid
CPR ( cardio pulmonary resuscitation) A technique used when someone's heart has stopped or they've stopped breathing
Shock When someone is in shock their organs (heart or brain ) aren't receiving enough oxygen
What to do in the cause of serious accidents Are they unconscious or conscious If bleeding put pressure on wound Stay calm Call 999 Comfort victim Do not move patient Check for breathing or pulse Preform CPR if necessary
Cookers Cookers are fuelled by a combination of gas and electricity
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