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ECDC Yearly Training Refresher

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where should allergy medications be stored?

a)

In a locked cabinet outside of the classroom

b)

High up on a shelf in the classroom

c)

Accessible to staff but out of reach of children

d)

With the center director at all times

2.

A child in your care is having a severe allergic reaction. They have a prescribed EpiPen. What is your first step?

a)

Give the child Benadryl and the monitor for 30 minutes

b)

Call the parent before administering the EpiPen

c)

Administer the EpiPen immediately, then follow the child’s emergency plan

d)

Wait to see if symptoms improve

3.

Staff members only need to read a child’s ICCPP if an allergic reaction occurs

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Which is a common symptom of abusive head trauma in infants?

a)

Vomiting or lethargy

b)

Rapid heartbeat

c)

Bruises on arms

d)

Sudden excessive energy

5.

Crying is a normal part of infant development, and caregivers must respond calmly.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Which of the following is a common trigger that may lead a caregiver to shake a baby?

a)

Baby sleeping too much

b)

Baby refusing food

c)

Baby laughing loudly

d)

Excessive crying that is difficult to soothe

7.

What forms the foundation for all guidance techniques?

a)

Parental expectations

b)

The child’s developmental level

c)

The teacher’s preference

d)

Classroom rules

8.

When is separation from the group acceptable as a guidance technique?

a)

When a child gets sassy

b)

When behavior threatens the child or others and less intrusive methods fail

c)

Anytime a rule is broken

d)

As a regular discipline method

9.

Punishment helps children develop long-term internal self control

a)

True

b)

False

10.

According to Minnesota childcare licensing laws, how often must providers conduct developmental screenings for children in care?

a)

Once a year

b)

At enrollment and then as you see fit after

c)

Only if a parent requests it

d)

Twice a year

11.

All children must be taught the same curriculum regardless of developmental differences

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Providers must communicate regularly with parents about their child’s progress and development.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

What is the primary purpose of the Early Childhood Development Center?

a)

To provide childcare only for the University staff

b)

To offer a teacher-training laboratory for students and provide a high-quality childcare service to the community

c)

To conduct research on child psychology

d)

To assist the University students in earning their teaching license

14.

Which of the following is a goal for language development at the ECDC?

a)

Express feelings only through gestures

b)

Hear and use vocabulary in meaningful contexts

c)

Avoid storytelling to focus on free play

d)

Learn to read independently by age 2

15.

What is the staff-to-child ratio in the preschool room?

a)

1:7

b)

1:9

c)

1:10

d)

1:8

16.

During a lockdown, toddlers are to go to the preschool bathroom

a)

True

b)

False

17.

Where do infants go during a shelter-in-place?

a)

Outside to the playground

b)

Remain in their classroom and move to the napping room (#140D)

c)

Relocate to the preschool bathroom

d)

Move to the toddler bathroom

18.

Who is responsible for administering first aid immediately when a child is injured at the ECDC?

a)

The child's parent

b)

The teaching staff member in closest proximity to the child

c)

The director

d)

Medical staff only

19.

When are emergency responders notified?

a)

After the situation has resolved

b)

Only if there has been an injury

c)

As soon as the children are in a safe, secure location

d)

When Tu Lynn says to call them

20.

What should staff do if a child has a less serious injury?

a)

Contact emergency services immediately

b)

Administer first aid and contact the parent to take the child to a family physician

c)

Send the child home right away

d)

Ignore the injury until it gets worse

21.

How far should staff and children move away from the building during a fire evacuation?

a)

50 feet

b)

75 feet

c)

100 feet

d)

150 feet

22.

If a child is missing, who is notified first?

a)

The child's parents

b)

The police

c)

The University security

d)

The director

23.

What is the first step when a surface is contaminated with potentially infectious bodily fluids such as blood or vomit?

a)

Call maintenance staff asap

b)

Let it dry before cleaning

c)

Wipe it up immediately with bleach solution or bleach wipes

d)

Cover it with a cloth until you finally have a minute to deal with it

24.

Where must sharps containers be stored?

a)

In the classroom but locked up

b)

On a high shelf

c)

In the director's office

d)

Out of reach of the children and not in the classroom

25.

It is acceptable to place blood-contaminated clothing directly into the regular trash if double-bagged.

a)

True

b)

False - They must be sealed in a plastic or zip-lock bag & disposed of immediately.

26.

Before giving prescription medication, what must be provided?

a)

Verbal instructions from the child

b)

A nurse’s approval

c)

Physician’s written instructions and parental authorization

d)

A phone call or text from the parent

27.

Who is responsible for a child who becomes ill while at the ECDC?

a)

Any nearby teacher

b)

Tu Lynn

c)

The lead teacher in the classroom

d)

The child’s best friend

28.

Where is the thermometer placed for an axillary reading?

a)

Forehead

b)

Armpit

c)

Mouth

d)

Behind the ear

29.

How should staff warm bottles of breast milk?

a)

Using hot water in a cup

b)

With boiling water

c)

In the microwave

d)

At room temperature

30.

When should staff wash their hands?

a)

After diapering

b)

Before preparing food

c)

After using the bathroom

d)

Before feeding a child

e)

All of the above

31.

Children should be taken outside at least once a day, even in winter, unless the weather is severe.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

What is the most effective way to prevent the spread of infection in childcare settings?

a)

Using gloves

b)

Handwashing

c)

Taking vitamins

d)

Using antimicrobial soap

33.

What is the purpose of an ICCPP in a licensed child care?

a)

To document daily menus

b)

To outline health and safety procedures

c)

To manage staff schedules

34.

Which of the following should be included in an ICCPP for a child with a special need?

a)

General daily schedule

b)

Specific adaptations or accommodations (e.g. mobility, communication)

c)

Group staffing ratios

d)

Menu preferences for all children

35.

Who should be involved in creating and updating an ICCPP?

a)

Only the lead teacher

b)

Administrative staff

c)

External regulatory bodies

d)

Teaching staff, parents/guardians, and possibly the child’s medical provider

36.

What should student employees do if they are unable to work their scheduled shift?

a)

Ignore the shift

b)

Leave a note on Tu Lynn’s desk

c)

Find their own substitute and notify the center via phone and email

d)

Tell the parents of the children directly

37.

Which of the following is not an acceptable place to keep your beverage container in the classroom?

a)

On the floor near your chair

b)

On the adult counter

c)

Out of children’s reach

d)

In the planning room

38.

Student employees are encouraged to interact with children from a seated or eye-level position.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

Which of the following is a signal that someone may be impaired or inebriated when picking up a child?

a)

Wearing sunglasses indoors

b)

Slurred, loud speech

c)

Talking on the phone

d)

Arriving late

40.

What is the center’s policy if a person who appears inebriated insists on taking the child?

a)

Allow them to leave but notify the parent after

b)

Call the child’s emergency contact

c)

Give the child to them but follow closely behind

d)

Do not allow them to leave with the child

41.

If the impaired person becomes aggressive or refuses to follow policy, what should staff do?

a)

Try to block the door

b)

Give in and let them leave

c)

Call 911 and gather vehicle details

d)

Record the situation in detail but do not intervene

42.

Who qualifies as a mandated reporter in Minnesota child care settings?

a)

Professionals, including child care providers, who work with vulnerable populations

b)

Parents only

c)

Any visitor

d)

Only law enforcement

43.

When must a mandated reporter report suspected maltreatment?

a)

Within a week

b)

Within 48 hours

c)

Only during business hours

d)

Immediately (oral report to social services)

44.

Mandated reporters may face civil penalties if they knowingly submit a false report

a)

True

b)

False

45.

What is the main purpose of a Risk Reduction Plan?

a)

To identify risks and implement procedures to reduce harm to children

b)

To ensure children are picked up on time

c)

To provide emergency contact lists

d)

To develop a new curriculum

46.

What is a potential risk on the playground identified in the Risk Reduction Plan?

a)

Flat slides

b)

Areas difficult to supervise like under the play structure or slide

c)

Rubber chips

d)

Lack of signage

47.

Children are allowed access to storage rooms if supervised

a)

True

b)

False

48.

What is the recommended sleep position to reduce the risk of SUIDS?

a)

Stomach

b)

Side

c)

Back

d)

Propped upright at an angle

49.

Which of the following are allowed in the crib with a sleeping infant?

a)

Crib bumpers

b)

Blankets

c)

Stuffed animals

d)

None of the above

50.

Proper SUIDS training must include how to communicate safe sleep practices to parents

a)

True

b)

False