Instead of accident prevention,health workers prefer the term:

A) injury control.
B) perceptual oversight.
C) federal laws.
D) CPR.

Health workers prefer the term injury control because it encompasses not only preventing accidents from happening but also managing and minimizing the impact of injuries that do occur. This term emphasizes a more comprehensive approach to promoting safety and reducing harm. Option B (perceptual oversight) and option C (federal laws) are not commonly used terms in the injury prevention field. Option D (CPR) is a specific technique used to respond to cardiac arrest and not a term used to describe injury control strategies.