HSAN M1& 2 QUIZ 1

What is one characteristic of a healthy child care environment?

• Poor ventilation

• Clean and sanitized surfaces

• Overcrowded spaces

• Limited access to outdoor play areas

Which of the following is a basic hygiene practice for caregivers?

• Wearing the same gloves for all tasks

• Washing hands before and after handling food

• Using hand sanitizer only once a day

• Avoiding handwashing after diaper changes

Identify a communicable disease from the list below.

• Diabetes

• Influenza

• Asthma

• Hypertension

Describe a method to prevent the spread of communicable diseases in a child care setting.

• Allowing children to share personal items

• Encouraging frequent handwashing

• Ignoring symptoms of illness

• Skipping regular cleaning routines

What is a key element in the process of communicable disease control?

• Delaying medical treatment

• Isolating affected individuals

• Sharing utensils among children

• Avoiding vaccinations

Explain why proper food storage is important in a child care environment.

• It reduces the cost of food

• It prevents foodborne illnesses

• It makes food taste better

• It increases the amount of food waste

Analyze the impact of improper medication administration in child care settings.

• It ensures faster recovery

• It can lead to adverse health effects

• It has no significant impact

• It improves the child's immune system

Plan a strategy to improve hygiene practices among children in a daycare.

• Ignore hygiene education

• Implement a handwashing schedule

• Allow children to decide when to wash hands

• Reduce the number of handwashing stations

Evaluate the effectiveness of using gloves as a method to prevent disease transmission.

• Gloves are always effective regardless of use

• Gloves are effective only when used and changed properly

• Gloves are never effective

• Gloves are effective only in surgical settings

What is the role of outdoor play in maintaining a healthy child care environment?

• It increases the risk of injury

• It promotes physical health and well-being

• It is unnecessary for child development

• It should be limited to once a month