The Definition of What Constitutes a Serious Injury Varies from State

question 14

Multiple Choice

The definition of what constitutes a serious injury varies from state to state. However, typically an injury is considered serious if:

• A)It requires 24 hours or more of active medical treatment
• B)It requires a trip the emergency room
• C)It requires 24 hours or more of passive medical treatment such as observation
• D)It causes the loss of two or more work days

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Recognize the importance and components of palliative care for children.

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Understand the grieving process and normal grief responses.

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