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WorksheetsChild Health and Safety
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the minimum recommended time for scrubbing hands with soap?
10 seconds
15 seconds
20 seconds
30 seconds
Which of the following best defines preventive health care for a child?
Treatment given after illness occurs
Measures taken to keep children well
Emergency medical procedures
Regular exercise routines
What are health screenings primarily used for?
Treating existing conditions
Monitoring daily activities
Screening for potential health conditions
Recording growth patterns
What are the two major threats to children's safety at home?
Poor nutrition and lack of exercise
Inadequate supervision and home hazards
Infectious diseases and poor hygiene
Improper clothing and temperature control
When child-proofing a home, you should stay ahead of:
The child's age
The child's developmental level
The child's height
A room a child never goes in
What should you do if you suspect a child has swallowed a harmful substance?
Induce vomiting immediately
Give them water to drink
Call poison control
Wait for symptoms to appear
During infant CPR, what is the ratio of chest compressions to breaths?
15:1
15:2
30:1
30:2
As a caregiver, what level of responsibility do you have for the child?
Partial responsibility
Complete responsibility
Limited responsibility
What is first aid defined as?
Preventive care
Emergency treatment for an illness or injury
Regular check-ups
In the sequence of infant CPR, what comes after checking breathing?
Give two breaths
Look for a defibrillator
Call 911
Start compressions
Which of these is a key aspect of meeting children's physical needs?
Providing expensive toys
Ensuring healthy eating
Teaching advanced cognitive skills
Scheduling playdates for social development
When performing infant CPR, chest compressions should continue until:
5 minutes have passed
Parents arrive
Help arrives
The actions taken to decrease the chance of getting a disease or condition.
symptom
transmission
treatment
prevention
