Injuries in childhoodA) are likely to be frequent but minor.B) are extremely rare because executive functions are fully developed.C) cannot be prevented by parents' supervision.D) seldom involve swallowing items including medications and vitamins.

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Injuries in childhoodA)  are likely to be frequent but minor.B)  are extremely rare because executive functions are fully developed.C)  cannot be prevented by parents' supervision.D)  seldom involve swallowing items including medications and vitamins.

Vincent Culver · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Childhood injuries are common, but most of them tend to be minor. Falls, burns, and cuts are often among the injuries that children experience while growing up. However, in most cases, children recover quickly and move on with their lives. Parents can take steps to reduce the risk of injury, but it is impossible to eliminate all danger in a child's environment. Swallowing items including medications and vitamins can also be a common injury in childhood.

Injuries in childhood

A) are likely to be frequent but minor.
B) are extremely rare because executive functions are fully developed.
C) cannot be prevented by parents' supervision.
D) seldom involve swallowing items including medications and vitamins.

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