Child Passenger Safety Training (Oh)

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2. Five-year-old children who behave appropriately and have outgrown their forward-facing car seat harness either in height or weight should use a:

Rear-facing convertible seat

High back or backless belt-positioning booster seat

Seat belt

3. Why is it important to keep children in rear-facing car seats as long as possible?

Rear-facing seats distribute crash forces across the body of an infant and young child.

Rear-facing seats support the entire head, neck, and spine of a child in a frontal collision.

All choices are correct.

5. Which car seat listed below offers the best protection for an 18-month-old who weighs 26 pounds (11.8 kg)?

Rear-facing in a rear-facing-only car seat approved for use up to 25 pounds (11.3 kg).

Rear-facing in a convertible car seat approved for use up to 35 pounds (15.9 kg).

Rear-facing in a combination car seat.

Forward facing in a convertible or combination car seat approved for use to 65 pounds (29.5 kg).

6. A 10-year-old with a behavior problem who weighs 55 pounds (25 kg) keeps climbing out of his seat belt. How would he best be protected? USE BEST PRACTICE

High-back belt-positioning booster seat

Backless booster seat

Seat belt with a locking clip

Car seat with a harness or vest approved for higher weight limits

8. How tightly must a car seat with a harness be installed?

The car seat should not move at all at the belt path.

The car seat should not move more than 1 inch (2.5 cm) side-to-side or front-to-back at the belt path.

It does not matter how much the car seat moves as long as the correct belt path is used.

9. Best Practice is determining the safest possible car seat and installation based on what four criteria?

Weight, height, age, and developmental level of the child.

Selection, direction, installation, and harnessing of the car seat.

Weight, height, direction, and type of car seat.

Age, weight, direction, and harnessing of the child.

10. A tether connector or strap:

Takes the place of the lap belt to secure the car seat.

Stops the child’s knees from moving forward in a crash.

Limits the child’s forward head movement in a crash.

Stops the car seat from moving in a crash.

Child Passenger Safety Training (Oh)

1. The retainer clip should be placed

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