Child Care Safety and Accident Prevention
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The physical environment and the children's behavior never play a role in the occurrence of an accident or injury.

False

It is not necessary to document the accident or incident in full detail for both the families and the child care program.

False

All accidents or injuries are preventable.

False

Special safety considerations are not necessary for children with disabilities.

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When recording accidents or incidents involving more than one child, it is acceptable to name the other child involved in the report.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

It is not necessary to take into account any equipment a child uses when taking precautions.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

A single report can be filled out for all children involved in an accident or incident.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Accident and Incident Documentation

  • Documenting accidents and incidents is crucial for both families and the child care program, in addition to taking immediate action.
  • The physical environment and children's behavior can contribute to the occurrence of accidents or injuries.
  • Accidents or injuries may have been prevented, highlighting the importance of thorough documentation.

Safety Considerations for Children with Disabilities

  • Caregivers must take into account any equipment used by children with disabilities when taking precautions.
  • Special safety considerations are necessary for children with disabilities.

Accident and Injury Report Form

  • The Sample Accident and Injury Report Form can be found in the appendix.
  • Review the form to understand the information required for each section.

Reporting Accidents and Incidents

  • When recording accidents or incidents involving multiple children, do not name the other child involved in the report.
  • A separate report must be completed for each child involved in an accident or incident.

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Test your knowledge on how to prevent accidents and injuries in child care settings. Learn about the importance of documenting incidents and how the physical environment and children's behavior can contribute to accidents. Identify ways to create a safer environment for children.

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