During the preschool period, the emphasis of injury prevention should be placed on:
a. Constant vigilance and protection.
b. Punishment for unsafe behaviors.
c. Education for safety and potential hazards.
d. Limitation of physical activities.
ANS: C
Education for safety and potential hazards is appropriate for preschoolers because they can begin to understand dangers. Constant vigilance and protection is not practical at this age since preschoolers are becoming more independent. Punishment may make children scared of trying new things. Limitation of physical activities is not appropriate.
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