Infections and Nuisances
Allergies and Asthma
Children's Health care
Administering Medications
Body weight in children
100

Should a child be excluded when they have yellow or green nasal discharge?

No they shouldn't 

100

what is the most severe allergic reaction called? 

Anaphylactic shock 

100

Health observation are time consuming and unnecessary 

False 

100

It is purchased off a shelf in an pharmacy

over the counter medication 

100
If the child is warm but playing and smiling there is little to worry about

True 

200

Where are bed bug bites normally found?

Face, upper body and arms

200

what are 6 examples of allergic substances?

Pollen, Peanuts, Feathers, Animal fur, Perfume,  Latex

200

Name 3 key signs of illness in young children 

appears and acts tired, cranky/fussy, refuses to eat/drink. inconsolable, uninterested in environment. 

200

Right child, Right medication, right dose, right time or route 

five rights 

200

If an educator observes more significant behavioural changes the child should be seen by a __________

Health care provider 
300

When should you exclude a child with pink eye?

Only if discharge is pus

300

what is the name of the chemicals the body produces when a person is exposed to an allergen?

histamine

300

what are 2 roles as an educator that we do to help maintain health and aid illness? 

Identifying possible signs and symptoms of illness

partnership with children's parents 

Implementing the ECE programs policies for ill children 

Helping the children feel better 

300

It is recommended the OTC medications come with health care providers recommendation in writing before they are administered in early childhood programs  

True 

300

Educators are supportive with regard to health information and resources but do not diagnose illness. what do they do instead? 

Instead, educators document signs and symptoms that the parent can communicate to the health care provider 

400

What are the symptoms of an ear infection? 

Earache or irritation, fever or cold like symptoms 

400

Approximately how many adults and children die each year in Canada due to asthma  

500 adults and 20 children 

400

why are children put through daily health observation upon arrival at daycare centers 

connects with family, Noting overall state of children's well being that particular day, base line to fill out and adhere to any changes in behavior or attitude.

400
A drug that is exempted to the rule about keeping all medications in a locked up container although it should be out of reach of children 

Epinephrine 

400

Patterns in illness can help staff identify factors that might contribute to the spread of illness and what they can do to reduce that spread such as :

Improving the children and adults hygiene, cleaning and sanitizing routines and food preparation practices 

500

What do you need to watch for when a toddler has diarrhea?

You need to make sure they don't become dehydrated

500

young children use this because they are not yet able to use a puffer

Aerochamber

500

What consists of " Observation calls on educators 5 senses" 

They note the child's General appearance, Breathing are they struggling/wheezing, skin color, change in behavior. 

500

It is an analgesic or painkiller and may be recommended by healthcare providers for treating children's ache and pains from a cold and cough

Acetaminophen 

500

Staff encourage parents to take a few minutes at drop off to ensure that parent, children and educators have enough time to talk about 

How the child felt overnight and this morning 

what the child had for breakfast 

how well they slept

Whether the parents have any concerns about there child

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