Which of the following people has the greatest risk for accidental injury?
A) An infant just learning to crawl
B) An older adult who walks two miles a day
C) An athlete who exercises on a regular basis
D) A worker who operates industrial machines
Ans: D
Certain occupations, lifestyles, and environments place people in more hazardous situations. A worker who operates industrial machines is at greater risk for accidental injury as well as for hearing loss.
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