CHCECE031_032 Care and Nurturing QUIZ 1
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CHCECE031_032 | Care and Nurturing
Assessment event 1: Knowledge Part 1
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In reference to the National Quality Standards (NQS), identify two Standards associated with Quality Area 2- Children’s Health
and Safety.
Select all that apply:
Standard 6.1
Standard 2.2
Standard 1.2
Standard 2.1
Standard 7.2
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Identify three benefits of healthy eating for children.
Select all that apply:
Healthy eating in childhood means that children will have less chance of developing genetic conditions and disorders.
Healthy eating is essential for children’s good health, growth, and development.
Healthy eating for children means that children will have less sustained energy and difficulty concentrating.
Healthy eating in childhood means that children will have less chance of developing chronic diseases like heart disease,
type two diabetes, obesity, and some cancers.
Healthy eating in childhood can improve children’s mood.
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Sugar is considered to be an ingredient of concern that may contribute to poor nutrition. Identify three alternative names for
added sugar that may be found on a food label.
Select all that apply:
Dextrose.
Maple syrup.
Potassium.
Calcium.
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Calcium.
Fructose.
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In what order are the ingredients listed on a food label?
Select one:
By food type
Alphabetically
Greatest to smallest by weight
Smallest to greatest by weight
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Identify two types of fats that you would find on a food label.
Select all that apply:
Saturated fat
Omega-3 fatty acids
Monounsaturated fat
Total fat
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Identify three possible causes of obesity in children.
Select all that apply:
Lack of physical activity
Unhealthy eating
Family eating habits
Nutrient rich foods
Daily regular physical exercise
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What are three ways in which you can ensure that children have access to healthy drinks throughout the day and are
encouraged to drink regularly?
Select all that apply:
Let children drink fizzy drinks
Only provide a drink when a child asks
Offer drinks regularly
Use individual drink bottles
Provide fresh water with all meals and snacks
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Identify two ways to support a mother’s involvement if she wishes to continue breastfeeding her child whilst attending the early
childhood service.
Select all that apply:
Display posters to promote breastfeeding and to indicate that safe spaces are available in the early childhood service for
mothers to breastfeed one's own babies
Ask the mother to come and take her child away from the Early Childhood Education and Care Service when she wants to
breastfeed
Prepare a suitable place for a mother to feed her baby privately (for example, a room with curtains or barriers for privacy)
Only allow children who aren’t breastfeeding to attend the Early Childhood Education and Care Service
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Identify two ways family members can be involved in food and menu planning at an early childhood service.
Select all that apply:
Promote and provide culturally diverse menu ideas that are reflective of family’s home meals
Only allow children to eat food the Early Childhood Education and Care Service has determined is appropriate
Participate in food cooking experiences at the centre
Don’t allow family members to come to mealtimes
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Identify two requirements you would consider when providing formula, breast milk and other pre-prepared food for babies and
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Ensure that only formula milk is offered to babies as breast milk is difficult to transport and store
Ensure that pre-prepared food does not present a choking hazard to babies and toddlers
Ensure that procedures are followed in order to prepare and provide formula and breast milk in a safe and hygienic manner
Educators will feed toddlers as independent eating will always cause a toddler to choke
When babies first start eating solids only feed them soft rice cereal
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Refer to the following websites in order to identify the recommended amount of daily physical activity of a child aged 1 to 5
years, and a child aged 5 to 12 years.
National Physical Activity Recommendations for Children (0-5 Years)
Australia’s Physical Activity & Sedentary Behaviour Guidelines for Children (5-12 Years)
Australian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for the Early Years (Birth to 5 years)
Select one:
4 hours for 1 to 5 year olds and 2 hours for 5 to 12 year olds
3 hours for 1 to 5 year olds and 1 hour for 5 to 12 year olds
2 hours for 1 to 5 year olds and 3 hours for 5 to 12 year olds
1 hour for 1 to 5 years olds and for 5 to 12 year olds
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Refer to the Physical activity and exercise guidelines for all Australians and within the ‘Guidelines by age’ review the ‘Sedentary
recreational screen time’ information for children between the ages of 2 to 5 years and children between the ages of 5 to 12
years. If a child was to be exposed to sedentary screen time, what is the maximum recommended time?
Select one:
3 hours for children of all ages
2 hours for children aged 2 to 5 year and 3 hours for children aged 5 to 12 years
4 hours for children aged 2 to 5 years and 6 hours for children aged 5 to 12 years
1 hour for children aged 2 to 5 years and 2 hours for children aged 5 to 12 years
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Identify three ways an educator could encourage toddlers to be physically active while in an early childhood service?
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Identify three ways an educator could encourage toddlers to be physically active while in an early childhood service?
Select all that apply:
Conduct a music and movement experience indoors
Use transition time to encourage toddlers to move in a physically active manner
Implement a physically active experience such as outdoor obstacle course, parachute games, circle games
Let the child sit and watch an iPad
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Identify three of the most common triggers of food allergic reactions in early childhood.
Select all that apply:
Peanut and tree nuts
Corn
Egg
Dried Fruit
Cow's Milk
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Identify three signs of a severe anaphylactic reaction.
Select all that apply:
Swelling of tongue.
Difficulty breathing.
Swelling/tightness in throat.
Energetic behaviour.
Smiling.
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Identify two strategies educators can use to reduce the risk of children being exposed to foods a child is allergic to.
Select all that apply:
Let children share or swap food
Don’t ask parents if their children are allergic to any foods
Ensure all child allergies and intolerances are up to date on a child’s record and are accessible to educators
Supervise mealtimes closely to ensure children do not swap or share individual meals
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Supervise mealtimes closely to ensure children do not swap or share individual meals
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Identify three diseases that are typically preventable through immunisation.
Select all that apply:
Cardiovascular diseases (such as heart attacks and stroke)
Chronic respiratory (such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and asthma)
Varicella (the herpes virus that causes chickenpox)
Measles, mumps and rubella
Pertussis (whooping cough)
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Identify three ways by which infections may be transmitted in an early childhood service.
Select all that apply:
Educators and children coming into care with a contagious illness
Air borne droplets by coughing and sneezing
Not washing hands effectively especially during food preparation
Washing hands after playing
Storing food in a safe and hygienic manner
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Identify three effective ways to break the chain of infection and the spread of disease.
Select all that apply:
Shared hand towels in the bathrooms
Never cleaning door handles
Immunisation
Exclusion of ill children, educators, and other staff
Effective hand hygiene
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Refer to the Education and Care Services National Regulations - Reg 93- Administration of Medication
Identify two specifications on the administration of medication to children in an early childhood service.
Select all that apply:
The approved provider of an education and care service can administer Panadol to any child that appears unwell, even
without parental consent
A nominated supervisor of an education and care service must ensure that medication is not administered to a child being
educated and cared for by the service unless that administration is authorised.
The approved provider of an education and care service does not need to ensure that written notice is given to a parent or
other family member when medication is administered to a child
The approved provider of an education and care service must ensure that written notice is given to a parent or other family
member of a child as soon as practicable, if medication is administered to the child under an authorisation referred to in sub
regulation (5)(b)
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In early childhood services, which two of the following are legal requirements in regard to the confidentiality and privacy of
information about a child’s health and safety?
Select all that apply:
Information on a child’s health and safety can be stored anywhere in the early childhood service, to ensure staff always have
quick access to records.
Information on a child’s health and safety is not to be revealed or communicated, directly or indirectly, to another person
other than a parent of the child whom the information relates to or the regulatory authority or an authorised office.
Information on a child’s health and safety, in particular their medical action plan, must be displayed in a visible area to
ensure all staff and visitors are fully aware of each child’s health and safety needs
Information on a child’s health and safety can be revealed and communicated, directly, to parents of other children in the
service
Information on a child’s health and safety must be stored in a safe and secure place in the early childhood service.
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Select one Regulation and one Standard that identify supervision as a requirement in ensuring the health and safety of children
in an early childhood service.
Select all that apply:
National Quality Standard: Element 2.2.2: Supervision safety
Education and Care Services National Regulation, 2011: 103 Premises designed to ensure adequate supervision
National Quality Standard: Element 2.2.1: Supervision
Education and Care Services National Regulation, 2011: 115 Premises designed to facilitate supervision
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Identify three ways to achieve active supervision of a group of children engaged in free play outdoors.
Select all that apply:
Policies and procedures that address supervision
Nominating one child to look after the rest of the children
Listening carefully to children and noting any changes of tone or volume in their voice
Evaluating situations to determine the potential risks and benefits for children’s health, safety and wellbeing
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Identify three situations when you would need to exchange information with colleagues to ensure adequate supervision of
children at all times.
Select all that apply:
When leaving the room to get paint from the storeroom
During free choice of indoor and outdoor play
During group time when the pre-schoolers are listening to a story
At the end of the day, when children are leaving
During a game of Lotto
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Identify three common childhood hazards children may be exposed to in an early childhood service that will require close
supervision and risk management.
Select all that apply:
Balance beams
Children assisting educators with cutting fruit for morning tea
Indoor story time
Puzzle exploration at a table
Water play, including water troughs
Duplo construction
Your answer is correct.
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If a spill on the floor occurred, which of the following is the most effective procedure to manage this risk?
Select one:
Communicate the spill with children and other educators, secure the area, mop the floor or use items to clear the spill, place
a wet floor sign up in a prominent area, and supervise until the area is dry and safe
Secure the area, mop up the spill and put up a wet floor sign if it is still damp
Communicate the spill with children and other educators, block the area off so it is safe and the cleaners can fix it later
Communicate the spill with children and other educators, secure the area, place a wet floor sign up in a prominent area, and
supervise until the area is dry and safe
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It is necessary to consider a child's clothing to reduce the risks of SIDS (Sudden infant death syndrome), SUDI (sudden and
unexpected death in infancy) and fatal sleep accidents. Identify two correct safety precautions with regards to children's clothing.
Select all that apply:
No beanies or hats that cover the baby’s head
Not overdressing the baby for the temperature/climate
Dress babies in heavy, adult-sized clothing
Let children sleep in sleeping bags without armholes
Your answer is correct.
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Identify two hygiene standards with regards to cots and bedding.
Select all that apply:
Bedding must be only used for one child, unless effectively washed and dried
If children are well, the children are able to share bedding
All cots and bedding must be effectively cleaned after use
Cots can be used by multiple children, as long as the bedding is aired for 20 minutes between each use
Your answer is correct.
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When putting a baby to sleep, what is the correct sleeping position?
Select one:
On the side
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On the back
Wherever the baby is most comfortable
On the stomach
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Identify where a baby’s feet should be while sleeping in a cot to ensure safe sleeping practices.
Select one:
In the middle of the cot with the baby’s head near the top of the cot
Wherever is easiest to place the baby without waking the baby as you put them in the cot
At the bottom of the cot
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Identify three ways in which a child’s individual sleep and rest requirements could be considered in an early childhood service.
Select all that apply:
Children will be able to fall asleep with a bottle
Where a parent/carer has indicated that a child’s individual sleep and rest requirements are to have three rest periods a day,
the early childhood service will work in partnership with the family to accommodate this.
Upon enrolment, the family is consulted about the sleep and rest requirements and practices of the child in the home
environment
Educators will share a child’s sleep and rest requirements in the service with a child’s family to ensure that a positive
partnership on a child’s sleep and rest requirements is practiced
A six week old baby will be provided with a sleep routine that is in line with the educators’ lunch breaks
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Rohan is a two year old child who no longer naps during the day. He gets tired and a bit grumpy towards the end of the day, but
his parents have specifically requested that he not be allowed to fall asleep as it greatly disrupts his night-time sleeping and
leads to overtiredness the following day. Identify two ways you could support Rohan to include rest and relaxation in his day
whilst respecting his parents’ wishes and the needs of other children in your room?
Select all that apply:
Sit with him and read or do a quiet, restful activity
Take Rohan to the sandpit and play with him
Have a quiet space where he can rest and do quiet activities
Suggest Rohan pretends he is asleep, so he doesn’t disrupt the other children
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Haruko is a 10 month old who is new to the service. Identify two examples of information you could request from the child’s
family to support sleep, rest and relaxation needs, routines, and schedules.
Select all that apply:
Immunisation status
Sleep comforters
Sleep times
Behaviour challenges
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In an early childhood service, what is best practice regarding a risk management strategy for a blind cord that is nearby a cot?
Select one:
Use a cord tension pulley to contain the cord
Move the cot slightly away from cord
Tie the cord up in a knot to keep it out of the way
Put up a warning sign
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In an early childhood service, what is best practice regarding a risk management strategy for a power point without a safety
power point cover?
Select one:
Remove children from the area, communicate with educators to ensure supervision and place a safety power point cover on
immediately
Plug an electrical item in the socket to keep it safe
Block the area off with a table
Leave it uncovered but write a note for the cleaners to remember to replace it after using the vacuum
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In an early childhood service, what is best practice regarding a risk management strategy for equipment to be used to create an
outdoor obstacle course for toddlers?
Select one:
Ensure equipment is set up in a busy play area so that all toddlers are likely to see it and have a turn.
Ensure that equipment is high so that it is challenging.
Ensure equipment can be supervised at a distance so toddlers can explore it independently.
Ensure equipment is in good condition, free of sharp edges and broken pieces, and is on suitable soft fall surface.
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In an early childhood service, what is best practice regarding a risk management strategy for a large number of toys on the floor
in a walkway?
Select one:
Tell the other staff and children so everyone can be careful where they are walking.
Set the play space up in a safe area where children can explore in their own time and are able to explore toys without being
interrupted or cause a tripping hazard.
Ensure that the play space is in a busy area so children see it.
Set the play space up in a busy thoroughfare.
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In an early childhood service, what is best practice regarding a risk management strategy for a bottle of chemical left on a child’s
play table.
Select one:
Tell the children not to touch it and remove it.
Inform other staff that they should not leave chemicals around.
Immediately remove the chemical and store in an area inaccessible to children and inform staff of safe procedure for storage
of chemicals.
Put a danger sign next to the chemical and inform staff of safe procedure for storage of chemicals.
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Refer to the Sun protection for babies and children | Cancer Council NSW
, identify two sun safe strategies required for sun
protection of babies and children on a day with a high UV index above 3.
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Ensure babies and children are wearing thick jackets so there is little sun exposure.
Apply SPF30+ or higher, broad-spectrum and water-resistant sunscreen on any exposed areas of skin.
Ensure babies and children are wearing a broad brim, bucket or legionnaire style hat.
Apply SPF15+, broad-spectrum and water-resistant sunscreen on any exposed areas of skin.
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Identify the correct items of clothing required for babies and children playing outdoors on a snowy day with a low UV index below
3.
Select one:
Clothes that are warm and comfortable and protect the child from getting wet and enclosed shoes.
Loose fitting clothes and a broad brimmed hat.
A rain hat and rain coat with warm socks and no shoes.
Loose fitting clothes and a beanie.
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Refer to the Australian Children’s Education and Care Quality Authority document - Toileting and nappy changing principles and
practices.pdf
. Select three appropriate and sensitive nappy changing and toileting routines and procedures.
Select all that apply:
Allow the children to be active participants in the process.
Reminding children about using the toilet every 20 minutes.
Be positive about nappy changing and toilet training.
Respect the dignity and privacy rights of the child.
Speaking slowly to the child when explaining how to use the toilet.
Pick a baby up without warning and change nappy as per schedule.
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In an early childhood service, which three statements below indicate supervision requirements, different supervision levels, and
influencing factors.
Select all that apply:
In regards to supervision, educators must ensure that they adjust their level of supervision, their positioning and how they
communicate with each other in regards to supervision when caring for babies and toddlers.
In regards to supervision, educators must ensure ratios are met at all times, that the ages of children impact the supervision
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provided and that risks of experiences available is considered.
Babies, toddlers and preschoolers have the same supervision requirements and level of supervision needed is the same.
In regards to supervision, educators must ensure ratios are met and this is the only consideration required to ensure children
are supervised adequately at all times.
Babies, toddlers and preschoolers each present various needs and challenges, which will impact supervision requirements
and levels. Further to this the daily routines and experiences can be influential factors on supervision requirements.
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Identify two situations when you should use gloves as a form of PPE.
Select all that apply:
When cleaning soiled sheets.
When cleaning up vomit in a cot.
When opening doors in the centre.
When eating your own lunch.
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According to the 24-hour movement guidelines – birth to 5 years identify the maximum amount of time a child under 5 years of
age should spend restrained (for example in a car seat, high chair, or stroller) at any point in time.
Select one:
1 hour.
2 hours.
30 minutes.
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According to the 24-hour movement guidelines – birth to 5 years identify the minimum amount of time that a baby under the age
of 1 year should be physically active for each day.
Select one:
30 minutes.
15 minutes.
90 minutes.
Your answer is correct.
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According to the 24-hour movement guidelines – birth to 5 years identify the minimum amount of time that a child between 1
year and 5 years should be physically active for each day.
Select one:
1 hour.
2 hours.
3 hours.
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Refer to the Education and Care Services National Regulations 2011 – Reg 95 – Procedure for Administration of Medication
.
Identify the two correct procedures that apply if medication is being administered for a child at an early childhood service.
Select all that apply:
For medication prescribed by a doctor, from the correct container with the child’s name marked and within the expiry date as
marked.
It is not necessary for the educator administering the medicine to review any instructions on the label of the medication.
The dosage of the medication must be checked by another educator (except in family day care services where there is only
one educator working).
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Identify four communication techniques and approaches that educators can use to support children’s learning, development and
wellbeing.
Select all that apply:
Saying things one time clearly.
Describing objects or events.
Writing information on boards.
Repeating words, sounds and gestures.
Talking about routine activities.
Building one-to-one interactions.
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