Medication Administration Policy Quiz

What does the NHMRC recommend for children who are physically unwell?

• Exclusion from early childhood education and care services

• Increased playtime

• More frequent meals

• Extended nap times

What is the best place for a child to recover if they are unwell, according to the document?

• At home

• In a hospital

• In a childcare service

• At a relative's house

What does the document say about children who can play quietly at home?

• They may find it difficult to interact with other children in a childcare service

• They are well-suited for group activities

• They require less supervision

• They should be encouraged to attend childcare

Which regulation requires notification to parents of incident, injury, trauma, and illness?

• Regulation 90

• Regulation 86

• Regulation 160

• Regulation 245

What must be provided if a child has a known medical condition?

• A list of emergency contacts

• A Medical Management Plan

• A dietary plan

• A fitness certificate

What does QA 2.1.1 focus on?

• Healthy eating and physical activity

• Effective illness and injury management

• Child's wellbeing and comfort

• Emergency management plans

Which regulation requires child enrollment records to be kept by an approved provider?

• Regulation 95

• Regulation 160

• Regulation 177

• Regulation 87

What is the focus of QA 2.2.2?

• Supervision to protect children from harm

• Plans to manage incidents and emergencies

• Promotion of hygiene practices

• Administration of medication

What should educators do immediately before and after administering medications?

• Take a break

• Wash their hands

• Write a report

• Call the parents

Where should medication that does not need refrigeration be stored?

• In the child's backpack

• In the refrigerator

• In the nominated kitchen cupboard

• On the educator's desk