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Accidents & Injury

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Accident   show
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Injury   show
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Accident and injuries   show
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Developmental Considerations   show
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show Unintentional suffocation, homicide, motor vehicle accidents.  
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Infants and accidents   show
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Infants and MVA   show
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show due to small size, infants are easily propelled and crushed. Also, their immature motor skills inhibit ability to escape from injury.  
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Ages 1-4 Development Factors   show
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show Development Factors: Peer pressure, active, increases sports and athletic. Leading cause of death: MVA, drowning, fire/burn,suicde by suffoacation (10-14)  
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Ages 15-24   show
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show Developmental Factors: stress, alocohol & drugs, high accessibility to cars. Leading Cause: Poisoing, MVA, Suicide (firearms), homicide (firearm)  
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show Developmental Factors: Impaired balance, decrease muscle strenght, reaction time, sensory acuity. Leading Cause: Falls, MVA , Suicide (firearm)  
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Public Health Approach   show
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show leads to what is the problem, risk id (what is the cause), intervention (what works?), implementation (how do you do it), outcome measurements.  
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show eliminate the event  
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Injury secondary prevention   show
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Injury tertiary Prevention   show
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show National highway speed limit, Cycle” helmet laws, Child passenger restraint laws, Apartment window guards, Smoke detectors, Violence/penetrating injury programs  
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show Support legislative efforts, Collaborate with schools, Initiate community efforts, Support family efforts, Identify populations at risk,Support community efforts  
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Community-based Programs   show
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