__________ leads to a 9 percent reduction in __________ injuries, a leading cause of permanent physical disability and death in school-age children
A) Wearing protective helmets; head
B) Proper use of car seats and seat belts; spinal
C) Teaching children to use crosswalks; pedestrian
D) Improving playgrounds; motor vehicle accident
Answer: A
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