1. Injury Prevention
Jeopardy Style Game

2. Pediatric Injury Prevention
Fatal Injury
Non-Fatal Injury
Parent Education
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4. Motor Vehicle Accidents
What is the leading cause of unintentional injury resulting in death for all children between the ages of 0-19?
Motor Vehicle Accidents
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5. What is the leading cause of unintentional injury resulting in death for children less than 1 year old?
Suffocation
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6. What is the leading cause of unintentional injury resulting in death for children aged 1-4 years?
Drowning
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7. Motor Vehicle Accidents
What is the leading cause of unintentional injury resulting in death for children aged 5-19?
Motor Vehicle Accidents
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8. Parent/Child Education
What is one of the best ways for nurses to help to prevent unintentional childhood injury?
Parent/Child Education
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10. What is the leading cause of non-fatal injury in children between the ages of 0-15?
Falls
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11. Struck By or Against an Object
After falls, what is the next leading cause of non-fatal injury in children aged 0-14?
Struck By or Against an Object
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12. Struck By or Against an Object
What is the leading causes of non-fatal injury in children aged 15-19?
Struck By or Against an Object
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13. How can parents/adults help to lessen the risk of injury from falls?
Supervision
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14. Scald Burns Caused by Hot Liquids or Steam
What is the most common cause of a burn injury for a younger child?
Scald Burns Caused
by Hot Liquids or Steam
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16. You teach a family about the importance of CPR, having a fence around a pool and wearing a life jacket. Which unintentional injury are you providing education about?
Drowning
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17. You teach a family about the importance of maintaining home smoke detectors, having a fire escape plan, and supervising children when they are cooking. What unintentional injury are your providing education about?
Burns
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18. You teach a family about the importance of checking for soft material on the ground, making sure guardrails are in good condition, and watching for tripping hazards. Which unintentional injury are you providing education about?
Playground Safety
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19. You teach a family about the importance of using the right protective gear and making sure that it is in good condition and fits. Which unintentional injury are you providing education about?
Sports Safety
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20. You teach a family about the importance of keeping medication and toxic products locked in a secure place and in their original packaging. Which unintentional injury are you providing information about?
Poisoning
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21. You discuss the importance of checking a playground for safety, making sure that windows have guards, making sure that the child is using appropriate protective sports gear, and ensuring that children are supervised when playing. Which unintentional injury are you providing education about?
Falls
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23. Which gender has the highest risk of experiencing fatal and non-fatal unintentional injury?
Male
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24. At what age can children sit in the front seat?
Twelve
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25. Where is the safest place, in the vehicle, for a child to sit?
Middle Back Seat
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26. Owners Manual or Labels on the Car Seat for Weight and
If parents are wondering if their child has outgrown their car seat they should check what?
Owners Manual or Labels on
the Car Seat for Weight and
Height Limits
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27. Factures and Head-Injuries
What are the most common type of playground unintentional injuries? Hint: There are two answers.
Factures and Head-Injuries
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28. Bonus Question
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29. Fatal childhood illnesses such as measles, polio, diphtheria, and tetanus are preventable if _____________ schedules are followed.
Immunization

30. References Center for Disease Control and Prevention
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World Health Organization