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Unit 1-4 practice quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The following social determinants of health are most applicable to early childhood care and education programs:

a)

income and social status

b)

culture

c)

biology and genetic endowment

d)

education and literacy

2.

Health policies are important because:

a)

They are not important, programs are not required to have them.

b)

They are legal documents that outline a program's philosophy, goals and how the educators will meet the regulations implement the procedures.

c)

They are optional, and therefore when programs chose to have policy manuals it is indicative of high quality.

3.

Cultural safety means...

a)

respectful interactions with all families

b)

accepting the culture of another

c)

supporting individuality, cultural values, beliefs and practices

4.

Dimensions of personal wellness include: (select all that are relevant)

a)

social dimension

b)

financial dimension

c)

spatial dimension

d)

intellectual dimension

5.

In Canada, a healthy diet is guided by...

a)

having healthy choices in fast food restaurants

b)

The Canada Food Guide

c)

successful commercial farming

d)

competitive pricing in grocery stores

6.

regularly during the day is one of the single most effective ways of reducing the spread of illness and infectious disease in a child care setting.

(a)  

7.

Common injuries in a child care setting occur by (select all that apply)

a)

awkwardly lifting a child

b)

cutting a finger while preparing snack

c)

tripping over toys

d)

jumping up and down too much during gathering time

8.

Educators can do the following to promote their own health

a)

call in sick often to have a day off

b)

live a sedentary life style

c)

eat out at fast food restaurants to avoid cooking after work

d)

aim to achieve work-life balance

9.

Proper footwear in a child care program includes

a)

flip flops

b)

sturdy, closed-toed shoes

c)

sandals

d)

slippers

10.

is the body's first defence against illness

(a)  

11.

The following can be a "germ:" (select all that apply)

a)

viruses

b)

dirt

c)

bacteria

d)

parasites

12.

There are two ways that infections can be spread from one host to another. These are:

a)

indoor and outdoor ventilation

b)

direct and indirect contact

c)

the use natural or scent free hand soaps

13.

There are 2 ways that infections can spread from one host to another. These are

(a)  

14.

Which of the options below is the "chain of transmission" for germs?

a)

host-germs-vehicles of transmission-new host

b)

vehicles of transmission-host-germs-new host

c)

host-germs-new host-vehicles of transmission

d)

germs-host-vehicles of transmission-new host

15.

Hand sanitizers are more effective than soap and hot water in preventing the spread of germs.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

In addition to temperature, symptoms and skin, it is important to observe a child's (a)   when assessing them for an illness?

17.

A child with a fever should always be excluded from care

a)

true

b)

false

18.

Programs have this policy to help parents understand when their child can not attend child care

a)

inclusion

b)

safe pick up

c)

exclusion

d)

nutrition

19.

The "five rights" for administering medication are:

a)

right child, right medication, right dose, right time, right route

b)

right child, right temperature, right dose, right day, right route

c)

right medication, right dose, right route, right time, right educator

d)

right child, right medication, right storage, right time, right route

20.

To prevent allergic reactions programs will

a)

not allow children with severe allergies to attend

b)

keep children with severe allergies indoors to prevent exposure to possible allergens

c)

post a list of children with their allergies in the kitchen and eating areas

d)

place an educator beside the child with allergies at the snack table so that they can respond quickly should a reaction occur