Parents concerned about the physical safety of their child should:
a. not allow their child to play organized sports until about age 12 when their bones are fully developed.
b. give careful consideration before purchasing a trampoline or allowing their child to play on a trampoline.
c. encourage their child to specialize in a specific sport during middle childhood.
d. not allow their child to play on the playground equipment at school.
Question 2
Dr. Goldberg is treating11-year-old Chance for a head injury. Chance has a simple concussion. What is the likelihood that Chance's concussion is the result of participation in sports?
a. 11
b. 43
c. 20
d. 52
The couple discusses grief over the loss of a child.
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