While strategies such as caregiver orientation and training, using safety and maintenance checklists, and documenting injury and incident information protect children are helpful, children’s injuries are not predictable nor preventable.

_____ injuries are the leading cause of death for U.S. children aged 5–19 years. These injuries account for 24 percent of deaths from all causes in this age group and for most (63%) unintentional injury-related deaths.

Child-to-staff ratios change depending on the type of activity in which the child are participating.

Programs should have procedures in place to ensure safety of children when walking through __________.

All accessible electrical outlets should be tampering resistant electrical outlets to prevent children from sticking objects into receptacles.

More than ______ children die each year as a result of being injured.

Programs are not required to provide a phone on the premises, as long as staff members are able to access their cell phones.

________ help to prevent children from getting into dangerous situations.

Bathtubs, buckets, diaper pails, and other open containers of water should be emptied immediately after use.