A pie graph titled Leading Causes of Unintentional Injury Deaths in Children Ages 1 to 4 in 2013 shows 7 leading causes. In order from greatest to smallest amount of occurences, the causes are drowning, motor vehicle traffic, suffocation, fire/burn, pedestrian, environmental, and other. The most common cause of children’s unintentional injury deaths in 2013 was
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About
of the children died as a result of fire or burns.

The third leading cause of unintentional injury death was
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Aeds are typically only available in healthcare settings true or false?

You've been accused of cheating on a test. another student claims to have seen you copying answers from others. you know that you are innocent. last week, you met with the accusing student and your teacher to try to resolve the situation. the negotiation only created more resentment and confusion. which level of conflict resolution is most appropriate at this point in time? a. organize another negotiation with your teacher. b. refer the case to your school's peer mediator. c. contact the superintendent of your school district. d. switch schools so your safety is not compromised.