WorksheetsECE: Safe Environment
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 16mins
You should always pop a blister.
TRUE
FALSE
How would you FIRST stop bleeding?
Heimlich maneuver
Direct pressure
Tourniquet
Ice
A well-stocked first-aid kit can help you respond effectively to
common injuries
emergencies
avoid infection
all options are correct
You are helping cook the potatoes for Thanksgiving dinner. While boiling the water, you notice the pot starting to bubble over so you rush to the stove and move the pot off of the burner. You didn’t realize how hot the handles would be so you set the pot down quickly, causing some of the water to splash on your arm. You notice your skin immediately turning a deep red where the water splashed and it is very painful. What should you do?
Cool the burn by running your arm under cold water
Place ice directly on the burn
Pop the blister that forms
Simon is enjoying a meal out when suddenly a person a few tables away starts to look in distress and is clutching at their neck. Simon recognizes this as
as sign they do not like their meal
they need absolutely need CPR
the universal sign for choking
they are in shock
If the victim is no breathing you should perform CPR. Start by placing hand ........
on the rib cage and start compression's
in the middle of the chest and start compression's
on their shoulders and shake them
pat them on the back to get them to breath
How should you remove a tick?
Use tweezers
Burn it
Suffocate them with oil
Squeeze it out
What is shock?
When you meet your celebrity crush in person.
Is it circulation issue when the body isn't circulating blood to the bottom extremities.
Is a circulation problem cause when the body tissue doesn't get enough oxygenated blood.
When you stub your toe.
What is the correct definition of the bystander effect?
A situation where a group of people act to help a victim
A situation where an individual helps as he or she is the only one present
A situation where individuals do not help a victim when other people are present and not helping.
A situation where you are told to 'Stand By' for an incoming message
When performing first aid for bleeding wounds, what is the next step after bleeding stops?
apply pressure
apply tourniquet
elevate injured limb
secure cloth with a bandage
During a skin care treatment chemical solution has dripped into a client's eyes. What is the first step an esthetician should take?
Select one:
flush the eyeball with hot water for 45 minutes
flush the eyeball with cold water for 45 minutes
flush the eyeball with hot water for 3 to 5 minutes
flush the eyeball with lukewarm water for 15 to 30 minutes
Children need protection from: (pick two)
Injury
Road rash
Infection
Monsters
The role of early childhood educators working in group care programs includes: (pick two)
Prevention of harm from known risks
Babysitting
Making sure children do art every day
Promotion of children's health
What is a common way that children get injured from falls?
safety gates at the top of stairs
Being unbuckled in high chairs or carriers
keeping children away from heavy appliances and cords
securing tall furniture
To prevent choking, avoid the following food for children under 5:
grapes (cut into quarters)
cooked carrots
sausage, hard candy, nuts
bananas
What measures should be taken to prevent drowning?
Keep toilet lids and bathroom doors closed
Fence open water like barrels or buckets
Supervise children even if they know how to swim
All of the above
Children learn through their experiences, including play, routines and scripts, _______________________, and developing and sustaining relationships at preschool. This learning is supported through adult scaffolding.
modeling
reading
hearing
Proper ________________of children is essential, and the required adult-to-child ratios must be met at all times, including periods when children play outdoors, are transported, and go on field trips.
hand-holding
lecturing
supervision
Carefully maintained accident records are important because the severity of an injury may not be immediately apparent.
true
false
Toys that pose a cloaking hazard for children under age three include
teething rings
stuffed cloth animals
balloons
nesting cups
