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colleen colleen
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11 years ago
Injury prevention is an important aspect of parent teaching. What injury prevention strategy would reduce the risk of suffocation?
1. Measure crib slat spacing at 2⅜ inches or less.
2. Never leave an infant alone in a bath.
3. Position the infant on her back to sleep.
4. Use only approved restraint systems.
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11 years ago
Correct Answer: 3
Rationale 1: Measuring crib slats will reduce strangulation. Not leaving an infant alone in a bath will reduce drowning. Positioning an infant on her back will reduce suffocation. Using approved restraint systems will reduce motor vehicle injury.
Rationale 2: Measuring crib slats will reduce strangulation. Not leaving an infant alone in a bath will reduce drowning. Positioning an infant on her back will reduce suffocation. Using approved restraint systems will reduce motor vehicle injury.
Rationale 3: Measuring crib slats will reduce strangulation. Not leaving an infant alone in a bath will reduce drowning. Positioning an infant on her back will reduce suffocation. Using approved restraint systems will reduce motor vehicle injury.
Rationale 4: Measuring crib slats will reduce strangulation. Not leaving an infant alone in a bath will reduce drowning. Positioning an infant on her back will reduce suffocation. Using approved restraint systems will reduce motor vehicle injury.
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