Incidental ingestion can lead to injury. How can a parent of a toddler prevent his/her child from ingestion injury?
1. Clean up any old, chipping paint in the windowsills.
2. Buy products with childproof tops.
3. Keep all medication and poisonous products in high places or in a locked cabinet.
4. All of the above
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1. Paint chips can have lead and present a choking hazard.
2. Childproof tops will prevent easy access to hazardous materials.
3. Keeping medication and poisonous products locked will prevent children from having access.
4. Paint chips can have lead and present a choking hazard. Childproof tops will prevent easy access to hazardous materials. Keeping medication and poisonous products locked will prevent children from having access.
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