WorksheetsHealth Protocol Review Slides 6-11
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is thermal monitoring?
Tracking your movement when you test positive for COVID-19.
Checking a thermos to see how long it keeps food hot.
Removing thermals in the air.
Taking your temperature.
In accordance to Entry and Exit Health Protocols. Temperatures above 100.4 degrees F or 38 degrees C must be recorded and sent to.
The Principal
Your Doctor
Nurse Lynn Jackson
Your Year Advisor Leader.
If you have a high temperature, the Year Advisor Leader must check or do which two before denying you entry into the school building.
Call for help.
High temperature not due to student/ staff standing outside in hot sun, running or consuming warm beverage or food.
Shout out loud that you have a high temperature and you can't come into the building.
Recheck temperature in accordance to manufacturer instructions.
Which of the following entry questions is incorrect?
1.Do you have COVID-19 symptoms?
2.Have you been exposed to anyone with COVID-19?
3.Does anyone in your household have COVID-19 or been exposed to COVID-19.
4.Has anyone in you family travelled in the last 4 days?
Cleaning, Disinfecting, or Sanitizing? What is sanitizing?
Lowers the number of germs on surfaces or objects to a safe level.
Removes dirt, impurities and germs from surfaces or objects.
Moves germs and dirt from one surface to another.
Kills germs on surfaces or objects.
Cleaning, Disinfecting, or Sanitizing? What is Cleaning?
Lowers the number of germs on surfaces or objects to a safe level.
Removes dirt, impurities and germs from surfaces or objects.
Moves germs and dirt from one surface to another.
Kills germs on surfaces or objects.
Cleaning, Disinfecting, or Sanitizing? What is Disinfecting?
Lowers the number of germs on surfaces or objects to a safe level.
Removes dirt, impurities and germs from surfaces or objects.
Moves germs and dirt from one surface to another.
Kills germs on surfaces or objects.
_____ _______ is the single most important infection control measure.
(a)
What must you avoid touching with unwashed or gloved hands?
Touching your mouth.
Touching your feet.
Touching your nose.
Touching your eyes.
Based on the information in slide 10, when should you wash your hands?
Upon arrival at school / Before eating / After blowing one’s nose.
Before coughing.
Before and after play / At transition times between activities.
At the end of the day.
After touching objects with bare hands that have been handled by others.
Clearwater students wear masks to protect fellow students and teachers. Do you agree?
Yes
No
Maybe
So
Clearwater staff wear masks to keep other staff members and our students safe. Do you agree?
Yes
No
Maybe
So
Which of the following you must do better at in class?
Keep my mask on above my nose.
Stay 3 feet away from my classmates.
Stop talking while the teacher is talking.
Pay attention in class.
I like when it rains!
All students say yes.
All students say no.
More students say yes.
More students say no.
About half and half yes and no answers.
