Anderson S Carvalho, Lucimere Bohn, Pedro P Abdalla, Nilo C Ramos, Franciane G Borges, Jorge Mota, Dalmo Roberto Lopes Machado
The Associations of Objectively Measured Physical Activity, Fundamental Motor Skills and Time in Sedentary Behavior in Children: A Cross-Sectional Study
Perceptual and motor skills
research health risk assessment increasingly covering preeminent role health care studies however risk assessment faces issue properly measuring risk exposure aim study tackle methodological issues regarding risk assessment analysis health field giving emphasis philosophical epistemological approach order show difficulties adopting suitable exposure assessment techniques present methodological review critical discussion foreign body injuries articles child population case study medline econlite cis bibliographic search conducted considering term foreign bodies children risk english papers considered research cdc cpsc dgsanco databases performed different approaches risk assessment reviewed using four casestudy papers purpose pointing limitations ten papers retrieved though literature review reporting risk estimate foreign bodies injuries children considering different variables affecting risk choking injuries like intrinsic characteristic product intensity levels children exposed seems difficult correctly evaluate risk injuries reason argued epistemological holistic approach toward risk assessment