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Keep them off until needed. Simple.

Toward that point of prevention. An active, initial walk-through looking for hazards (used lumber with nails, slippery decks, rickety stairs down to the water, power lines, phone/ internet lines) and things that should be moved but were forgotten (bird feeders, wind chimes, hanging art, etc)...

punchline goes..."Doc said you're gonna die"...

An important compliment is know where both running water and a fire extinguisher are located. Water for washing, including drinking water quality for eye washing. Gas or other spill on a person should be quickly washed off. I keep instant ice packs, too.

The absolute best thing is Prevention.

Cauterize it, Gladiator style!