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Evaluation: 2016 The Clinical Epidemiology of Obesity: Lessons from the Baby Boomer Generation ( Duplicate Quiz )
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Reflection statement for participants in this CME activity:
For all of us who have children, grandchildren, and other relationships with children, a drowned child is always one of the most concerning events for adults. Regardless of whether we care for children in our practices, it is vitally important to understand the data on childhood drownings, and the potential mitigations and protections we can put into place. We also have an educational responsibility for educating the parents and caregivers, including teachers, about risk management and water safety. We can suggest to our patients that they take CPR classes to better prepare them in the event of such a tragic occurrence.
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Which of the following is/are accepted statistics on childhood drownings in the United States?
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2. Question
In the Webb and colleagues study, 162 patients were included in the study. Of these, 103 patients were admitted to the hospital. Which of the following statistics correctly describe(s) the outcome of these admitted patients?
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3. Question
National data consistently show that Black children are at higher risk of drowning than their White peers, with drowning rates 5 to 10 times higher for Black children than White Children. However, the Webb study data revealed that only 33% of childhood drowning victims cared for at their institution were Black children, and Black children made up 30% of the drowning deaths. This difference is not explained by the racial makeup of the local population.
Are these statements false or true?
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Early and effective bystander CPR has been shown to improve outcomes in drowning victims. In this study, more patients who received CPR from a professional died compared with those who received CPR from a non-professional. The authors postulate which of the following as (a) possible cause(s)?
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Which of the following are potentially positive drowning prevention methodologies that can be used within a community to reduce childhood drownings?
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