Safe Sleep/SIDS
Food Safety
Sanitation
Allergies
Medications
100

What ages does SIDS most often occur?

1-4 Months of Age

100

What type of food is permitted in our program?

Pre packaged, nutritious, and prepared in a licensed kitchen

100

How long should you wash your hands?

20 Seconds or to the song 'Twinkle Twinkle' or 'ABC's'.

100

Is Eczema an allergy?

No! Eczema is a skin condition that children have which can inflame sporadically and is not contagious.

100

What is the form called to give children medication at EHS? 

Where is it kept?

'Authorization to Administer Medication Form"

Kept at Hannah's Desk

200

What temperature should a babies room be kept at in order to prevent SIDS?

68 - 72 Degrees

200

Who would be required for a food handlers permit?

Everyone!

200

How often should you disinfect toys and shelves in your room?

Once a week.

200

What are two symptoms of an allergy?

Itchy Mouth

Red Blotches

Swollen Tongue

Stomach Upset 

Nausea and Vomiting

200

Can teachers administer sunscreen, diaper rash cream, and insect repellent as needed?

NO! Unless the proper required forms are filled out, staff is not to administer any of these. Parents will need to come to the center to administer or apply prior to arrival.

300

Name three known causes of SIDS.

Research also shows that there is a somewhat higher risk of SIDS in babies who:

  • Are exposed to secondhand smoke
  • Were born to moms who received poor prenatal care, smoked during pregnancy or are under 20 years old
  • Are premature or low birth weight
300

As a food handler, you should only disinfect after you leave your work station. 

True or False

FALSE! You should do it before and after.

300

What should you do if a child puts a toy in their mouth?

Place the toy in a bin or trash can with a lid and disinfect them all at the end of the day.

300

What is the most common allergy among children?

NUTS!

300

Where should medication be stored?

In a locked cabinet or location out of reach of children.

400

What are the differences of SIDS and SUIDS?

SUIDS, or sudden unexpected infant death syndrome, is the sudden death of a baby that can’t be predicted. SIDS is one type of SUID; other types include accidental suffocation or choking. The cause of death is said to be SIDS when doctors can’t pinpoint the cause of death even after an autopsy.

400

Define 'cross contamination' and give an example.

Indirect bacterial contamination

EX: Using the same cutting board to cut chicken then to cut fruit without washing and sanitizing.

400

How often should you replace toothbrushes?

Every other month AND when a child is ill.

400
What is the process to get a child modified meals provided to EHS from SVP?

A required form will be given to the parents to give back to EHS management. We will then take it to Angie at SVP.

400

Who can administer medication at EHS?

Management are the only ones allowed to administer medication at the center with the required forms filled out. We do not have an on-site nurse or it would be a nurse only procedure.

500

Name 5 ways to prevent SIDS.

  • Always put your infant to sleep on her back. 
  • Buy the right bedding. 
  • Avoid potential bedding hazards. 
  • Skip the crib bumper pad. 
  • Keep your baby from overheating
  • Keep your baby's room well-ventilated. 
  • Offer a pacifier. 
  • Snuff out smoke. 
  • Breastfeed. 
  • Share a room with baby
  • Be sure baby is up-to-date with vaccinations. 
500

Family Style dining is designed to help with fine motor skills and to build independence. 

True or False?

True! 

Although not completely practiced in all rooms fully, family style dining should be done in every classroom at EHS consistently.

500

What are 3 of the 4 main bottle procedures for kids water bottles or cups?

Label

Sanitize weekly and let air dry 

Give the child the bottle when they leave the program

500

What is our food policy for classroom parties?

Only pre-packaged store bought food and healthy!

500

When is it determined if a child has an allergy and known to the program and what are the following steps required by staff members?

The allergy must be hung in the classroom 

The nurse or management must be notified 

Required forms must be filled out 

Who is to administer the medication is to be determined

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