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Which age group accounted for the smallest percentage of nonfatal occupational injuries treated in emergency departments?

Workers older than 54

Workers older than 54 accounted for the smallest percentage of nonfatal occupational injuries treated in emergency departments. This is because older workers tend to have more experience and caution in the workplace, leading to lower chances of accidents and injuries. Younger workers, on the other hand, may be less experienced and more prone to hazards. Workers aged 25 to 54 years make up the majority of the workforce and therefore have a higher chance of being involved in injuries. Option D, stating that all age groups had equal percentages, is incorrect as it goes against common knowledge about the age-related experience and risk factors in the workplace. Option C is also incorrect as it includes the age group with the highest percentage. Option B is incorrect as it overlooks the potential risk factors for younger workers.

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Workers younger than 25

Workers aged 25 to 54 years

All age groups had equal percentages

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