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• W2314438161 abstract "Study Objectives: All-terrain vehicle (ATV)-related injuries have almost tripled in the past decade and residents in rural communities and large suburban acreages suffer the brunt of this problem. More children die each year in the United States from ATVs than from bicycle crashes. However, the degree of adolescent exposure to ATVs is currently unknown. The objective of this study was to determine young adolescent exposure to ATVs and their operating practices, and measure their knowledge of several key ATV safety issues. Methods: Students in thirteen rural and urban Iowa schools attending an ATV safety educational program that targeted 12-15 year olds were surveyed. An audience response system was utilized to obtain demographic information, and determine ATV exposure and safety knowledge. Results: 1,889 surveys were analyzed. 86% reported riding on an ATV at least a few times a year and 31% stated they ride an ATV at least once a week. Of those who reported having been on an ATV, 94% had ridden with more than one person and 81% had been on a public road. Nearly 2-thirds of those riding ATVs reported they never or almost never wear a helmet. 61% of those with riding exposure had been in an ATV crash (rolled over, fallen off, or hit something). On the 3 multiple choice knowledge questions: 52% of students knew that traditional ATVs are designed for a driver only and no passengers, 27% correctly responded that manufacturer recommendations for children 12-15 years of age are that they ride an ATV with an engine size no greater than 90cc, and 46% were correct in knowing that driving an ATV on a public road in Iowa was prohibited except if being used for agricultural work purposes. Conclusion: Adolescents in Iowa have a high exposure to ATV riding. Most youth in the study demonstrated some ATV safety knowledge deficiency, practiced unsafe behaviors, and had experienced a crash. Given the high exposure of many children to ATVs and the significant morbidity of crashes, ATV injury prevention anticipatory guidance should be a greater priority for many primary care providers. Age limits and mandatory youth training regulations should be legislated." @default.
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• W2314438161 title "279 Got Wheels? Adolescent Exposure to All-Terrain Vehicles and Their Driving Practices" @default.
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