WorksheetsUnit 4 Task 3 RECAP
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is the task due date for the Power-point Presentation in Unit 4 Task 3?
29/03/24
26/04/24
29/04/24
29/03/24
When is the feedback for the Power-point Presentation available?
On the day of submission
1 week after the feedback
26/04/24 at 12:00 (midday)
29/03/24 at 12:00 (midday)
What is the main focus of the Power-point Presentation that needs to be created?
The effects of hospital stays on family finances
The role of an early year’s practitioner in preparing a child for a planned hospital stay
The history of play therapy in children's recovery
The list of charities and organisations that support ill children
What additional aspect should be included in the presentation besides the role of an early year’s practitioner?
The potential effects of ill health of children on the family
The financial impact of hospital stays on the family
The educational impact on the child due to hospital stays
The list of all hospitals providing child care
What should be provided along with the presentation for families seeking further information?
A detailed report of the child's health condition
Links of charities and organisations that provide support
A schedule of the child's hospital stay
A guide to play therapy techniques
How would you prepare a child for a hospital stay?
Explain the hospital procedures in detail to the child.
Pack their favorite snacks and toys.
Avoid talking about the hospital to prevent anxiety.
Wait until the last minute to inform the child about the hospital stay.
If a parent asked you what they should pack to prepare their child for a stay in hospital, what do you think you may wish to put in a bag?
Medical records and insurance documents.
Comfortable clothing and a toothbrush.
Books, games, and a favorite blanket or stuffed animal.
All of the above.
On what factors does a child's reaction to a hospital visit depend?
Their favourite colour
Their age
The weather
Their favorite food
Which of the following is NOT a factor in how a child reacts to a hospital visit?
The reason for hospitalisation
The tests and treatment needed
The carer's own anxieties and ability to cope with the stressful situation
The child's favorite television show
How does the ambience of the ward affect a child's reaction to a hospital visit?
It has no effect
It is the only factor that matters
It is one of the factors that can influence their reaction
It affects the parents' reaction but not the child's
Why might a child's previous experience of hospitals affect their reaction to a hospital visit?
It can shape their expectations and attitude towards the visit
It is irrelevant to their current experience
It only affects children under the age of 5
It affects the hospital staff's behavior but not the child's reaction
How can the attitude and manner of doctors and nurses impact a child's reaction to a hospital visit?
It can make the experience more positive or negative for the child
It only affects the length of the hospital stay
It has no impact on the child's reaction
It only matters if the child is taking a test
How do most children feel about their hospital stay in the end?
They feel bored
They enjoy it
They want to leave immediately
They are indifferent
What can be frightening for many children about going to the hospital for the first time?
The idea of making new friends
The thought of getting better
The idea of going to hospital
The excitement of a new place
What might children worry about when staying in the hospital?
Having too much fun
Staying away from home
Missing school
Eating hospital food
What is another concern children may have while in the hospital?
What games they will play
What is going to happen to them
How many visitors they will have
What movies they will watch
What is the purpose of a pre-admission unit in many hospitals?
For children to stay while they are sick
For children to visit a few days before admission to become familiar with the hospital environment
For children to play and meet new friends
For children to receive all their medical treatments
What activities may help a child express feelings?
Playing video games
Drawing and Painting activities
Watching television
Listening to music
What can be beneficial to do with a child before going to the hospital?
Reading a book about going to the hospital and encouraging questions
Telling stories about superheroes
Playing board games
Teaching them a new sport
What does play help children to do from the earliest age?
Learn to read and write
Earn and relate to others
Relate to others and have fun
Practice sports and activities
All of the above
What activity is encouraged to help children act out feelings according to the learning material?
Playing outdoor sports
Playing hospital games using teddies and toys
Watching educational videos
Reading storybooks
What roles do children take on when they engage in hospital role play?
Teacher, student, and principal
Police officer, firefighter, and paramedic
Nurse, doctor, and patient
Chef, waiter, and customer
What actions are children encouraged to practice in the role play?
Cooking and serving food
Giving injections or medicine and putting on bandages
Planting flowers and gardening
Painting and drawing pictures
What should you be alert for when listening to a child according to the text?
The child's feelings about school
Any wrong ideas about the hospital the child may have
The child's favorite activities
The child's opinion on current events
What should a member of staff do if a child falls ill at the setting and an ambulance is called?
Leave the child at the setting until the parent arrives.
Accompany the child to the hospital and meet the parent there.
Send the child to the hospital alone.
Wait for the child to recover without calling an ambulance.
Which of the following is NOT included in the information that may be included?
Child's full name.
Child's favourite food.
Address and phone number of Home.
Date of Birth.
What type of contact details are considered additional information that may be included?
Favourite TV show contact details.
Additional emergency contact details.
Social media contact details.
Pet's veterinarian contact details.
What information may be included regarding the child's health visitor?
Address and phone number of GP/ Health Visitor.
Health Visitor's favourite colour.
Health Visitor's personal email address.
Health Visitor's educational background.
What should records of a child's illness include to inform the child's parents and doctor?
Only the medication given to the child.
The child's favorite activities.
When the child first showed signs of illness, the signs and symptoms, any action taken, and progress of the illness since first noticing it.
The child's complete medical history.
What should be carefully observed and recorded for a child's health monitoring?
Only body temperature
Only evidence of pain
Only drowsiness
Body temperature, evidence of pain, and drowsiness
What should you be prepared to do if a child's condition deteriorates?
Call a friend
Call a Doctor or an Ambulance
Take the child to school
Do nothing
What is the emergency number?
911
112
999
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