CLEANING/SANITIZING
What is the difference between cleaning and sanitizing?
Cleaning means to physically remove dirt, debris and sticky film from a surface by scrubbing and washing with soap and water.
Sanitizing (after cleaning) reduces germs on surfaces to reduce the risk of becoming ill from contact with those surfaces.
Staff need physicals this often.
Every two years.
Also within one year before your date of hire.
Name 2 times in which children should be counted:
Before transitioning to a new space
When arriving at new space
Periodically throughout the transition
Periodically throughout the the day
Name at least 4 times when staff/children should wash their hands.
Upon entering school
Before eating/serving food
After eating
After toileting
After blowing/wiping nose (any bodily fluid)
Before using water table
After using water table
Where can you find Emergency Phone Numbers?
On posting found by every phone
The process that should be used to sanitize/clean tables:
Wash the table. (Soap and water)
Sanitize the table. (Spray Bioesque and leave on table for 4 minutes)
The amount of training hours staff need each year:
Less than 10 hours/week - 5 hours of PD
10-12 hours/week - 12 hours of PD
20 hours/week - 20 hours of PD
What do you take outside with you:
Daily Outdoor Play - clipboard & walkie talkie & red emergency bag
Fire Drills/Emergency - clipboard & cell phone & red emergency bag & iPad
Name three foods considered choking hazards:
hot dogs popcorn
celery sticks gummy snacks
raw peas fruit roll-ups
hard pretzels raw carrots
whole grapes whole tomatoes
Location of emergency medications:
Labeled pencil cases - one in kitchen cabinet, one in red emergency bag - must go with us outside and in case of emergency
How often do potty seats and diapering surfaces need to be sanitized?
CPR/First Aid be renewed for staff this often:
Whatever the expiration date on your certificate/card says
How many children can be on each floor?
18
Who are the children with allergies and what are they allergic to?
(Extra credit if you can name one child allergic to amoxicillin)
Lily PEANUTS, CASHEWS, ALMONDS, PISTACHIOS, EGGS
Caleb EGGS, NUTS, SESAME
Jack, David, Juliette, Quinn, Bradley
Location of the first aid kits (there are 6)
Extra credit for naming 5 items in a full first aid kit
Kitchen cabinet*
Closet in Lyn’s room over Book Area
Cabinet over sand table in Carol's room
Downstairs bathroom cabinet
Over sink in Nora/Mary’s room
Hanging on stairs outside*
Bandaids, cold pack, CPR mouth guard, gloves, first aid tape, gauze pads, rolled gauze, scissors, thermometer, bandage, tweezers
Universal Precautions:
1 - you must wear _________
2 - bodily fluids must be cleaned up ________________
3 - after cleaning up fluids, __________ your hands and double ______ any trash.
gloves
promptly
wash/bag
List the 3 immunizations staff need evidence of in their files:
Measles
Mumps
Rubella
How much time should be spent on free choice each day?
How much time should be spent on large motor activities?
(morning session)
Half of the day (among a variety of activities)
30 minutes
The process of changing a diaper:
Put on gloves
Change child
Always have a hand on a child on raised surface
Dispose of gloves and diaper trash
Clean and sanitize changing station
Both staff member and child wash hands
What do you take with you in case of emergency evacuation and where do we meet?
Clipboard
Cell phone
Ipad
Emergency bag
Hill in front of school
Name four things that are cleaned and sanitized daily.
sinks
toilets
railings
light switches
floors
tables
The frequency in which your PQ Registry should be renewed:
annually
How far apart should children’s heads be during Quiet Time?
3 feet
Who at our school is a mandated reporter:
All Staff are mandated reporters
If a parent is not reachable in the event of an emergency, this person should be called:
Emergency contact