Child Care Guide Quiz

Questions and Answers

Give them candy

Let them play with toys

Ignore the child (correct)

Leave the room

Twice a day

Every 2 hours

Every 4 hours (correct)

Every 6 hours

Cyanosis (correct)

Smiling

Crying

Laughter

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Reduce transfer of microorganisms Signup and view all the answers

Use the pedestrian lane Signup and view all the answers

Sterilize bottles in 30 minutes Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

A BP apparatus consists of a sphymomanometer, cuff, bulb, and gauge, as well as a stethoscope with earpiece, diaphragm, and bell.
When a child starts to crawl, prepare the area by cleaning it, removing sharp objects, and placing a blanket or carpet.
To boost a child's self-esteem, praise them and recognize their capacities.
If a child has tantrums, ignore the behavior, keep the child safe, and talk to them when they calm down.
If a child has a pulse rate of 120 bpm, no action is necessary.
Toddlers are exposed to different environments to aid in their recovery stage.
To prevent accidents in the bathroom, place non-slip mats and ensure proper lighting and ventilation.
Signs of choking include paleness, cyanosis, inability to cry, and dyspnea.
If a child plays with their stool, train them to use the commode.
Feeding bottles can be sterilized using a steamer for 30 minutes or a digital sterilizer for 15 minutes.
Handwashing reduces the transfer of microorganisms.

If a child falls down the stairs and has a fracture, keep them safe, immobilize the fractured area, and call for medical help.
To manage a child with fever, increase their fluid intake and monitor their temperature every 4 hours.
When bringing a child to school, observe traffic rules, use pedestrian lanes, and keep the child on the safe side.
Common illnesses in children include diarrhea, pneumonia, cough, and fever.
Signs of illness in a child include no appetite, inactivity, crying, weakness, and pain.
To establish rapport with a child, talk to them regularly, be a good listener, and talk at their eye level.
To prevent injuries in children, don't leave them alone, remove sharp objects, and ensure toys are appropriate for their age.
When choosing toys for a child, avoid those with strings, sharp objects, or small parts.
For a food-oriented child, reward them for finishing their food, ask about their favorite food, and serve colorful meals.
For a child with poor appetite, serve colorful food, avoid snacks between meals, don't offer junk food, and don't force them to finish their meals.