Special Health Needs
What IEP stands for:
What is Individualized Education Plan?
The single most common cause of intentional injury:
What are falls?
Between male and female, which one has more incidents of child abuse:
What is female?
The type of disaster for hurricanes and tornados.
What is a natural disaster?
SEL stands for:
What is social-emotional learning?
A neurological condition in which a child may not respond, lacks eye contact, and has repetitive movements.
What is autisim?
What is choking?
Failure to meet a child's basis needs.
What is neglect?
It is a mild brain injury resulting from a forceful blow.
What is a concussion?
This is what DAP stands for:
What is developmentally appropriate practices?
A neurological problem that results from exposure to alcohol during pregnancy:
What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome?
It's the number of back blows or chest thrusts to give when a child is choking:
What is 5?
The age most child abuse occurs- under the age of:
What is 3?
This law protects you from being sued while providing first aid care.
What is the Good Samaritan Act?
DAP is the right age, right for the individual and right for this:
What is culturally?
The approximate percent (10, 20, 30...) of children with special health care needs:
What is 20%?
A condition in which child may lose consciousness and have jerky movement:
What is a seizure?
In Indiana, everyone is this type of reporter when it comes to child abuse:
What is mandated?
The first step when providing first aid.
What is assess the situation/patient?
This is where all children are in the classroom, regardless of capabilities.
What is inclusion?
How well a child functions in a classroom.
What is functional status?
This is a plan of activities that will occur throughout the day. It may or may not have a time.
What is a schedule?
A person who commitss acts of violence or cause harm.
What is a perpetrator?
What is 30?
This is the most critical milestone for an infant:
What is bonding?