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How can a teenager best avoid risky behaviors that lead to injury?

A
by refusing to drink alcohol
B
by speeding only when running late for school
C
by fighting only when provoked to do so
D
by attending parties where alcohol is present
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Which may cause an individual to hesitate when responding to an injury?

A
fear of only being able to help short-term
B
fear of making the situation worse
C
fear that telling someone might not help
D
fear of what other people may say
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Which activity is the most effective way to prepare for an emergency?

A
taking a multiday CPR class
B
reading an article about becoming a lifeguard
C
browsing safety gear at a health fair
D
talking with friends about a first-aid class
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Which is a long-term consequence of an injury?

A
a few missed days from work or school
B
the need for physical therapy and rehabilitation
C
some temporary discomfort at the injury site
D
a visit to the emergency room right after the injury
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The image shows the relationship between bike helmet use and bicycle deaths.

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A
1994
B
1998
C
2006
D
2014
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Why do governments create laws to reduce injury risks?

A
to reduce the need for lifeguards at public pools
B
to support research initiatives that find new ways to be safe
C
to ensure the safety of drivers and pedestrians on roadways
D
to uphold weapons restrictions only for people using them at home
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Which phrase best describes the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)?

A
a federal agency that promotes workplace safety
B
a local agency that conducts onsite safety training
C
a local agency that inspects workplace hazards
D
a federal agency that monitors workplace behavior
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For which locations does the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) enforce safety?

A
kitchens in private homes
B
backyard farms
C
community malls
D
personal art studios
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Lara does a flip into the pool and injures herself. Which is a possible long-term consequence of the injury?

A
a red mark from the splash
B
a bruise at the site of injury
C
an immediate need for treatment
D
a permanent disability or paralysis
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How can a person best reduce the risk of injuries on the road?

A
by always wearing a seat belt when driving
B
by obeying speed limits only on highways
C
by following family advice about booster seat installation
D
by riding with people who only occasionally drive while intoxicated

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