What are the top three causes of death in childhood, in order:

Which age group experiences the most non-fatal motor vehicle occupant injuries?

Which statement accurately describes the American Academy of Pediatrics current guidelines for child passenger safety?

Newborns and young infants have relatively large heads compared to the size of their body. This puts which body part at the greatest risk of injury when using a forward-facing child restraint system?

What is the most common body part injured in toddlers (1- to 3-year-olds) who are involved in crashes?

After injuries to the head, what is the most common body part injured in school-age children (4- to 7-year-olds) who are involved in crashes?

Children who use a seat belt before they are big enough for proper belt fit may suffer three injuries together that are commonly referred to as the “seat belt syndrome.” What other injuries go along with a seat belt sign in the “seat belt syndrome?”

Assuming their child does not outgrow the height limits first, until what age can a family with a rear-facing child restraint system with 40-pound rear-facing weight limit expect to keep using the seat?

Assuming their child does not outgrow the height limits first, until what age can a family with a forward-facing child restraint system with a 65-pound rear-facing weight limit expect to keep using the seat?

The height when an adult seat belt is expected to fit properly is about 4 feet 9 inches. What is the earliest age you would expect a typical child to reach that height?