Playground Safety Quiz

What should teachers do to ensure safety on the playground according to the tips provided?

• Ignore any minor safety hazards to avoid causing panic

• Talk to students about safety and keep watchful on the playground

• Allow students to use playground equipment however they want

• Avoid reporting any playground hazards to maintain a fun atmosphere

What is NOT allowed on the playground according to the emergency guidelines?

• Wipes

• Bug spray

• Walkie-talkies

• Clearing kids from the area

What should you do to prevent disease transmission before or after providing care, even if you are wearing gloves?

• Wash your hands

• Shake hands with others

• Touch your face

• Use hand sanitizer only

What should you NOT do to help prevent the spread of diseases?

• Cover personal cuts and scrapes

• Wash hands frequently

• Touch objects soiled with blood, mucus, or other body substances when possible

• Use walkie talkie to contact the nurse

What is the number to contact the nurse?

• 3305

• 1234

• 5678

• 9101

What is the first thing you should communicate to the nurse when contacting them about a playground injury?

• The time when it occurred

• The student's favorite color

• The specific playground location

• What the injury is

Which of the following is NOT a piece of information you need to provide when contacting the nurse about a playground injury?

• How it happened

• Student's name

• The weather conditions

• Specific playground location

What should a student do if they have a nosebleed on the playground?

• Call the nurse immediately

• Apply pressure with tissue and if it doesn't stop, send to the nurse

• Ignore it and continue playing

• Wash the nose with water

If a student has a minor cut, what is the first action to take?

• Cover with clean tissue and apply pressure

• Send to the nurse with a pass and peer

• Send to restroom to clean with water and give Band-Aid

• Have the student sit or lay down

What should be done for a major cut before sending the student to the nurse?

• Have the student sit or lay down

• Send to restroom to clean with water

• Cover with clean tissue, apply pressure, and if walking send to nurse with pass and peer

• Apply a Band-Aid and continue monitoring