Keeping Children Safe (BEC 2653)
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What should you do if your helmet is damaged?

  • Continue using it as it is.
  • Repair it and use it again.
  • Get a new helmet. (correct)
  • Wear it occasionally.

At what age can children start formal swimming instruction?

  • Three years old
  • Five years old
  • Four years old (correct)
  • Two years old

Which precaution is crucial when supervising toddlers around water?

  • Keeping them within arm's reach (correct)
  • Using flotation devices for safety
  • Glancing up every few minutes
  • Allowing them to play without direct supervision

What is the primary purpose of personal flotation devices?

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What is a significant risk factor for toddlers around water?

<p>Their curiosity and mobility (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should not be worn under a helmet?

<p>A hat (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can significantly improve water safety for toddlers?

<p>Supervising them closely at all times (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How much water is enough for a toddler to drown?

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What benefit do lower teacher-child ratios provide in early childhood settings?

<p>Enhanced cognitive and academic development for children (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the National Association for the Education of Young Children's recommended teacher-child ratio for infants and toddlers?

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What is the primary concern for parents when leaving their children with a child care provider?

<p>Ensuring minimum safety protections are in place (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do baseline safety protections ensure for parents in selecting child care providers?

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In 2016, how many states reported having fully implemented a publicly accessible child care monitoring system?

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Why is rolling back regulations not considered a solution to the child care crisis?

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What potential outcome is highlighted regarding working parents if child care access is reduced?

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How do safety regulations in daily life impact consumer behavior, according to the content?

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What key aspect do quality interactions in early childhood education promote?

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What argument do proponents of deregulating child care make?

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What is a primary function of the CCDBG regarding child care providers?

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What is essential for ensuring quality child care beyond basic safety protections?

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What does the case of Warren Dougherty illustrate?

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What can be concluded about the effect of too many children in a teacher's care?

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Which consequence might result from increasing adult-child ratios according to the content?

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What trend in child care is described as a national priority?

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In which environments are Class C helmets typically used?

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What was the most common cause of foot injuries among selected workers?

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What type of footwear offers protection from molten metal and welding sparks?

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What feature do many safety shoes have to protect against puncture wounds?

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Which standard must protective footwear comply with if purchased after July 5, 1994?

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Why might aluminum alloy footguards present a safety hazard?

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What type of shoes is particularly beneficial in roofing and paving industries?

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What is a key feature of safety footwear that meets ANSI standards?

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Why should children's basic safety not depend on their parents' wealth or location?

<p>To ensure equitable access to safe and high-quality care. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a potential risk of deregulating the child care system?

<p>It might compromise the safety of millions of children. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the most effective way for children to learn road safety skills?

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How can adults effectively teach children about road safety?

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What role does adult interaction play in teaching road safety?

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What should adults prioritize when supervising children in traffic situations?

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Why is it important to involve children in decisions about road safety?

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What should caregivers check with early childhood services regarding road safety?

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What should the recipient do if they receive an obscene call?

<p>Hang up quietly and expect a repeat call (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one action a woman can take to avoid unwanted obscene callers?

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Which of the following statements about Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is true?

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What might a caller from a suicide hotline do when faced with obscene calls?

<p>Suggest professional help and provide clinic hours (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should an individual consider if they feel anxious due to obscene calls?

<p>Discuss fears in a counseling session (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why might a female be advised to use caller ID?

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What can volunteers at suicide hotlines do effectively when receiving obscene calls?

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What characterizes the majority of obscene calls?

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Flashcards

Teacher-child ratio

The number of children a teacher is responsible for.

Acceptable ratios

Recommended teacher-child ratios, such as 1-to-3 or 1-to-4.

Quality Interactions

Interactions that benefit a child's learning and development.

Provider information

Publicly available details about child care providers.

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Safety protections

Measures to ensure the safety of children in child care settings.

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CCDBG

A program that requires states to make provider information public

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Publicly accessible website

Websites with provider information readily available to the public.

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Child care program quality

A measure of the effectiveness of a childcare program.

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Child care safety regulations

Essential rules and standards that protect children's well-being in childcare settings.

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Child care crisis

A significant problem with insufficient access, high costs, and low quality childcare options.

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Deregulating child care

Removing or lessening safety regulations in the child care industry.

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High-quality child care

Child care that provides a safe, nurturing, and stimulating learning environment.

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Safety oversight

Monitoring and checking child care providers to enforce safety standards.

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Affordable childcare

Childcare that parents can afford to pay for.

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Adult-child ratio

The number of adults in relation to the number of children in a child care setting.

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Consequences of deregulation

Potential negative outcomes, such as lower quality childcare and reduced employment opportunities.

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Child care safety

Ensuring child care programs are safe and high-quality, regardless of parents' financial status or location, and providing resources for providers to maintain safety.

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Road safety for young children

Young children need significant adult assistance to recognize and react to traffic, and road safety skills are best developed through real-life experience and adult guidance.

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Traffic awareness

Children need to understand traffic elements like signs, traffic, speeds, and safe crossing zones.This requires constant interaction and guidance by adults.

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Supervising young children in traffic

Constantly supervise children near roads, traffic, or cars.

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Active adult role modeling

Adults should always wear seatbelts, follow traffic rules, and cross roads safely to effectively teach children safety protocols.

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Child-led decision making

Involve children in deciding about safety but always maintain adult decision-making power when near traffic.

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Designated play areas

Keep play areas separate from driveways to minimize traffic risks and increase safety.

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Road safety education in early childhood services

Check if the early childhood service includes road safety education in their programs.

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Helmet protection

Wearing a helmet correctly protects your head during a fall. It should cover your forehead and be fastened securely. Never wear a hat under your helmet.

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Damaged helmet

A damaged helmet is compromised and will not offer the same protection in case of a fall. Replace it immediately.

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Toddlers and water

Toddlers aged 1-3 are at high risk of drowning due to their mobility, curiosity, and lack of understanding of water's dangers.

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Supervision near water

Constant and active supervision of toddlers around water is essential for safety. Keep them within arm's reach, not just glancing occasionally.

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Drowning risk

Even very shallow water can be dangerous for toddlers, as they can drown in as little as five centimeters.

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Water safety barriers

Preventing access to water sources by using barriers is crucial for toddler safety. This can include fences, gates, or covers.

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Swimming lessons for kids

Children can start formal swimming lessons around the age of four. While earlier programs exist, they focus on enjoyment and water confidence, not swimming skills.

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Flotation devices

Flotation devices are helpful for familiarizing children with water but should not be considered a replacement for supervision. They do not guarantee safety.

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Obscene Calls

Inappropriate and offensive phone calls often made to random recipients, often involving sexual content or harassment.

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Dealing with Obscene Calls

Strategies for handling obscene calls, including hanging up, reporting to the phone company, and possibly enlisting help from a male relative.

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Psychological Impact of Obscene Calls

The potential for emotional distress, fear, and anxiety caused by obscene calls, especially for those with past trauma.

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Obscene Callers' Motives

Possible reasons for obscene calls, including seeking a random female voice, seeking attention or validation, or having underlying mental health issues.

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PPE

Personal Protective Equipment, including tools and devices worn to safeguard users from workplace hazards.

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Purpose of PPE

To create a barrier against hazards, ensuring the health and safety of workers in various environments.

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Importance of Training and Awareness

Proper use of PPE requires understanding the hazards, training on appropriate application and maintenance.

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PPE and Hazard Awareness

Knowing the specific risks and selecting the appropriate PPE for each situation is crucial for maximum safety.

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Class C Helmet

A type of helmet made from aluminum, offering no electrical protection. It's used in construction, oil fields, and chemical plants where the risk of electrical shock is low. It also provides basic head protection from bumping into objects.

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Foot Injury Causes

Most foot injuries in workplaces happen due to objects falling less than 4 feet, weighing around 65 pounds. These injuries usually occur during routine job activities.

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Foot and Leg Protection

Workers should wear appropriate footwear to protect their feet and legs from hazards like falling objects, sharp objects, molten metal, hot surfaces, and slippery surfaces.

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Leggings for Protection

Leggings protect the lower legs and feet from molten metal or welding sparks. They are designed for quick removal using safety snaps.

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Footguards

Footguards are made of aluminum, fiberglass, or galvanized steel and worn over regular shoes. They provide extra protection but can be a tripping hazard.

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Heat-resistant Soled Shoes

These shoes are designed for industries like roofing, paving, and hot metal work, protecting workers from hot surfaces.

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Safety Shoe Standards

Safety shoes are classified based on their ability to meet minimum requirements for compression and impact tests. These standards are set by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).

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Safety Shoe Compliance

Shoes purchased before July 5, 1994, must comply with ANSI Z41.1-1967. Shoes purchased after July 5, 1994, must comply with ANSI Z41-1991.

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Study Notes

Keeping Children Safe From Home (BEC 2653)

  • Course Code: BEC 2653
  • University: Lincoln University College
  • Learning Outcomes: Students will be able to learn about personal safety (car, bike, water, street safety), handle abusive calls, use personal protective equipment, and handle hazardous waste materials.
  • Personal Safety: Empowers children to take responsibility for their own safety through appropriate information, skills, and self-esteem. Teaches that their body belongs to them, and nobody has the right to touch them in an unwanted way. Helps children understand emotions to stay safe. Encourages assertiveness without violating others' rights.
  • Personal Safety Rules for Children:
    • It is not okay to touch someone else's private body parts.
    • It is not okay for someone to touch their own private body parts in front of you.
    • It is not okay for someone to ask you to touch their private body parts
    • It is not okay for someone to take photos or videos of you without your clothes on.
    • It is not okay for someone to show you photos or videos of people without their clothes on.
    • If a situation is uncomfortable or unsafe, say "NO" and get away; it is never your fault.
    • Never keep a secret about a touching problem. Tell a trusted adult.
  • Types of Touches:
    • Safe Touches: Warm, caring, nurturing, and supportive touches.
    • Unsafe Touches: Hurtful, painful, or dismissive touches that disregard feelings.
    • Confusing Touches: Uncomfortable, uneasy, and unclear touches, which might feel 'good' but are not safe.
  • Safety in the Workplace/Residence:
    • Child care providers should comply with safety standards; this includes background checks, training, ratios, etc.
    • States have different licensing requirements for child care providers.
    • Safety protections are crucial for child care to protect children, and are not negotiable.
  • Teacher Training:
    • Child care providers should receive training aligned with the latest research in child development.
    • Proper training incorporates basic safety practices, first aid, CPR, and safe sleep practices (to prevent SIDS).
    • Training ensures that caregivers are equipped to care for young children in a safe environment.
  • Safety around Traffic:
    • Children under five need constant adult supervision when near traffic.
    • Involve children in learning traffic safety rules. Use the "stop, look, listen, and think" method.
    • Teach road safety skills and safe routes to school.
  • Bike Safety:
    • Children should wear helmets every time they ride a bike.
    • Ensure bike helmets meet safety standards.
    • Supervise children when around water.
    • Drowning is a serious concern, and supervision is crucial.
  • Water Safety:
    • Teach children water safety skills.
    • Ensure proper supervision around pools and water sources.
    • Instruct children on how to react if they encounter trouble while swimming or around water.
  • Hazardous Waste Materials:
    • Proper disposal methods for household hazardous waste (batteries, chemicals, pesticides) are crucial.
    • Follow local regulations and disposal schemes to ensure safe and environmental practices.

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This quiz focuses on the essential aspects of personal safety for children. Students will learn critical skills related to safety in various environments and how to handle potentially dangerous situations, including abusive encounters. It empowers children by teaching them about their rights and the importance of self-esteem for their safety.

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