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An 18-month-old boy is brought to a general practice for a routine check. He walked at 11 months, now runs everywhere, climbs onto the kitchen bench and has learned to slide open the back door by himself. He puts most things he picks up into his mouth. He has no medical problems and his development is otherwise normal. His parents ask what they should be doing at home to keep him safe. Which one of the following injuries is his current stage of development most likely to expose him to?
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