School Regulations
Sanitizing
Diapering
Disinfecting
Miscellaneous
100

A school has __ days to correct a critical violation.

A school has __ days to correct a non-critical violation.

30 days

90 days

100

True or False:  I can use a surface sanitizer with an enhanced scent so it smells better for the children and staff.

False:  Household bleach used shall be free of compounds to enhance the scent or other compounds that may adversely affect its use as a sanitizer.

100

True or False:  A diaper changing hand wash sink must be adjacent to the changing table.

True

100

If a facility mixes their own disinfectant, the concentration must be tested and verified at least _____ (frequency).

weekly

100

True or false:  Schools and child care facilities are required to test for radon and mitigate for radon if results are over the recommended levels.

False.  Facilities are required to test and have test results available, however they are NOT required to mitigate if radon levels are high.

200

How often does a school need to inventory all chemicals, compounds, and hazardous substances within the school?

 Minimum of once per year

200

Sanitizers are to be used on surfaces that commonly come into contact with _ _ _ _, hands, the mouth, eyes, nose, and exposed skin of children and staff.

food

200

True or False:  The sink for washing hands after diapering can also be used for washing hands before eating.

True

A hand washing sink is a hand washing sink in childcare.

200

What percentage of outbreaks in daycare are caused by norovirus?

A. 30%

B. 50%

C. 70%

D. 90%

D. 90%

200

Yes or No.  Can parents bring in home sliced oranges or apples for a group snack?

No. 

300

Schools must have a written plan to address extreme indoor temperatures to include how schools will mitigate indoor temperatures that are above what temperature?

A. 78

B. 85

C. 80

D. 90

C. 80 degrees Fahrenheit

300

If used as a sanitizer, household bleach shall be prepared and used at concentrations between _ _ ppm and _ _ _ ppm chlorine.

between 50 – 200 ppm chlorine.

300

Diapers shall be checked for wetness or feces at least every _ _ _ hours, or whenever the child indicates discomfort or exhibits behavior that suggests a soiled or wet diaper. The child shall be changed when found to be wet or soiled.

two

300

Disinfectants are to be used on surfaces that are commonly contaminated with 

h _ _ _ h_ _ _ _ _ body fluids.

high hazard body fluids

300

Portions of formula or breast milk unconsumed by the child after each feeding shall be discarded. Bottles of formula shall not be fed over a period exceeding _ _ _ hour.

Bottles of breast milk shall not be fed over a period exceeding _ _ _ hours

Formula = one hour

Breast milk = two hours

400

How often do plumbed emergency eyewashes need to be activated to clear any sediment buildup?

Weekly

400

What are the labeling requirements for containers of sanitizers and disinfectants:

A. Classroom and teacher's name

B. Concentration and contact time

C. Product name and date mixed

D. Content and intended use

D. Content and intended use

(i.e. sanitizer/bleach, tables and toys; disinfectant/Oxivir, restrooms).

400

Individuals changing diapers shall place a new pair of _ _ _ _ _ _ on hands prior to changing the child’s diaper.

 gloves on hands

400

What are four examples of high hazard body fluids? Hint:  The fluids start with these 4 letters: V, F, U, B

Vomit, Feces, Urine, Blood 


400

Which of the following would be an approved animal in a child care classroom:

A- Tarantula

B- Giant African Millipede

C- Beta fish

D- All of the above

D- All of the above

500

Which of the following chemicals is prohibited in schools?

A: Titanium Powder

B: Silver Oxide

C: Zinc

D: Lead Nitrate

 

A:  Titanium Powder


500

Toys used to infants and toddlers must be sanitized _____ and toys used by preschool aged children must be sanitized ______. (frequency)

infants and toddlers = daily

preschool = weekly

500

What is the final step of the diaper changing procedure?

Staff washes hands.

500

Disinfectants must be effective against which of the following to be considered an approved disinfectant:

A. Covid-19

B. Norovirus

C. Listeria

D. Rabies

B. Norovirus

500

Live poultry including adult birds, chicks, and ducklings, reptiles, and amphibians are prohibited from premises of facilities caring only for children under the age of _ _ _ _.

five years old

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