RECORD KEEPING
STAFF HEALTH
EXPOSURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS
ROLE MODELS
DEFINITIONS
100
This would include all observations made.
What is a child's health record?
100
Chronic coughing, coughing up blood, fever lasting for more than 2 weeks
What are signs of Tuberculosis (TB)?
100
Arts & craft materials, cleaning supplies, pesticides
What are the most common environmental hazards?
100
Good personal grooming, hygiene, and positive mental attitude
What are characteristics of teachers?
100
Often referred to as ‘lazy eye’
What is amblyopia?
200
Printed forms that can be added to a child’s file
What are checklist and time & event samples?
200
Name, address, phone number, physician’s name, TB screening, hearing and vision screening
What is information included in the checklist for teacher health history?
200
These could cause skin irritation so wear gloves when using.
What are cleaning supplies?
200
Many states do not allow smoking on the premises because of these two reasons.
What are health hazard and teachers as role models?
200
Nonspecific response of the body to any demand put on it
What is stress?
300
Teachers should consider what may be implied as a result of what they observe
What is creating health policies for record keeping?
300
Allergies to art materials, medications, and the general health status of family members residing in a person’s household
What are things that are included in an adult health history?
300
This will help lessen any irritation to the nose, lungs, and eyes.
What is ventilation? THE DAILY DOUBLE!
300
Reinforcement through observation and discussion with children
What is good modeling?
300
Lack of ability to see objects at a distance
What is nearsightedness?
400
Uses a combination of anecdotal records and checklists as the major source of record keeping
What is a family childcare provider?
400
Procedures to reduce risk for exposure to illness, including handwashing, universal precautions for bloodborne pathogens, recognizing symptoms of illness, knowledge about policies relating to exclusion from care for illness, and proper sanitation practices.
What are things to include in new teacher orientation? THE DAILY DOUBLE!
400
Because this is more dangerous to others, it should not occur within the indoor or outdoor environment of the educational setting.
What is smoking/second hand smoke?
400
A tool for torture or an instrument of inspiration…can humiliate, hurt, or heal.
What is a teacher? THE DAILY DOUBLE!
400
Meeting or discussion of a child new to care regarding health, special needs, and developmental history
What is orientation?
500
Appraising a child’s health and well being screening for developmental norms, and evaluating the information obtained are necessary for this.
What are necessary steps for teachers assessing children’s health status? THE DAILY DOUBLE!
500
Hepatitis Polio MMR Influenza Zoster
What are required immunizations?
500
If you must store these at an early education site, keep them up high or in another building and under lock and key.
What are pesticides?
500
Decides whether a crisis will be escalated or de-escalated; a child humanized or dehumanized
What is teacher response?
500
A group of brain-based disorders that affect a child’s communication skills, behavior, and social skills
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder? THE DAILY DOUBLE!
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