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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Design a questionnaire to indicate the level of a person’s wellness. have a friend or family member complete the questionnaire. make a prediction about that person’s wellness and justify your prediction using two or more complete sentences.

A5-year-old boy suddenly begins coughing while eating peanuts. he is choking and gagging. when he is brought to the ed, but he is awake and is able to give his name. on physical examination, his vital signs are stable. on examination of the chest, inspiratory stridor and intercostal and suprasternal retractions are apparent. which of the following is the most appropriate initial step in management? - allow patient to clear foreign object by spontaneous coughing- clear oropharynx with multiple blind sweeps with finger- position patient and perform back blows- stand behind patient and perform abdominal thrusts- perform emergency tracheostomy and take to surgery

Where does peer pressure come from? a.the power of culture b.the influences of others c.people who purposely try harm you d.the messages in tv commercials