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Duplicate of Childhood Health & Safety
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Questions related to childhood health and safety
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1
SIDS can be minimised by
safe sleeping techniques
all of the above
keeping baby in a smoke free environment
breastfeeding baby
2
Which of the following is not considered a hazard:
Boiling water
Safety rails and child-gates near steps
Cleaning products in reach of children
Powerpoints and electrical cords
3
The S in DRSABCD stands for....?
Send
Signal
Swallow
Sign
4
Infectious diseases are not serious.
False
True
5
What is the main aim of first aid?
To preserve life
To be first on the scene
To heal injuries
To bring back the dead
6
At what age do babies generally receive their first round of immunisations?
3 weeks
6 weeks
2 months
6 months
7
A term to describe conditions not likely to be transmitted through the environment.
Non-infectious
Infectious
8
The C in DRSABCD stands for...?
Cut
Call
Circulation
Chronic
9
Which of the following is a common childhood disease?
Shingles
AIDS
Human papilloma Virus
Chicken Pox
10
The A in DRSABCD stands for...?
Air
Airway
Almost
Always
11
A condition involving red, itchy sports or blisters all over the body.
cradle cap
hand, foot and mouth
whooping cough
chicken pox
12
Where do most accidents happen?
School
Shops
Car
Home
13
What is the recommended youngest age for children to be left at home alone?
12
13
11
10
14
Vaccines are unsafe.
False
True
15
Which of the following items is a danger in the bathroom?
Rocks
Wet floor
Sharp objects
Insects
16
Which of the following should be kept out of reach of children?
food
matches
books
toys
17
The kitchen and bathroom are often free from hazards.
False
True
18
Why should toys and play equipment be cleaned often?
The are used regularly
They can spread bacteria
They are often placed in a child's mouth.
All of the above.
19
The last D in DRSABCD stands for...?
Defibrillation
Dead
Danger
Dying
20
Immunisation is important because:
prevents the spread of harmful diseases in society
all of the above
it protects yourself and your child from diseases
a requirement by childcare centres
21
The B in DRSABCD stands for...?
Broken
Breathing
Bad
Bleeding
22
The R in DRSABCD stands for....?
Ready
Response
Rapid
Respiration
23
The first D in DRSABCD stands for....?
Doctor
Debrillation
Dead
Danger
24
What does SIDS stand for?
Shocking Infant Dying Suddenly
Shock In Death Syndrome
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Suddenly Internal Dying Syndrome
25
What phone number should be called in an emergency?
999
000
112
911
