A pie graph titled Leading Causes of Unintentional Injury Deaths in Children Ages 1 to 4 in 2013 shows 7 leading causes. In order from greatest to smallest amount of occurences, the causes are drowning, motor vehicle traffic, suffocation, fire/burn, pedestrian, environmental, and other. The most common cause of children’s unintentional injury deaths in 2013 was
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of the children died as a result of fire or burns.

The third leading cause of unintentional injury death was
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,identify or describe the affordable care act. how has aca changed healthcare in the us since implementation? you may professionally express your opinion on aca, do you think it will or hurt patient care?

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the questionnaire that you filled with all the “yes” responses will be asked by the doctor in order to determine the kind of problems and issues that you are currently facing. the doctor will also ask if there are any other concerns that you want to share that have not been mentioned in the questionnaire  

your doctor would also make sure that frequent appointments are scheduled for regular check ups.