Three-year-old Darryl loves to play in the bathtub. He loves to use his soap crayons to make pictures on the wall and get his mother wet with his squeeze toys. During bath time his mother hears a crash and wonders what her older children are doing. Are they ok? What should she do?
Question 1 options:
Quickly go towards the crash to find out what happened
Take the toys out of the bath before leaving
Drain the water, put away toys, dry off Daryl and then find out what happened.
Take Darryl out of the bath and with her to see what happened.
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Question 3 Needs Answer
Question 3 (1.1 points)
Retake question
At what age can a child brush his or her own teeth?
Question 3 options:
Two-years-old
Three-years-old
Four-years-old
Six-years-old
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Question 5 Needs Answer
Question 5 (1.1 points)
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What is the purpose of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission?
Question 5 options:
To protect the public from unreasonable risk of injury from consumer products
To ensure the safety of consumer products
To recall consumer products and get the message out
All of the choices are correct.
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Question 6 Needs Answer
Question 6 (1.1 points)
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Kendra loves her big wooden puzzles. She has five of them and loves to mix up all the pieces. At 18 months she enjoys taking them apart more than putting them together. In order to keep the pieces organized, her mother decides to keep each puzzle in its own plastic bag. Should she have concerns?
Question 6 options:
No, keeping the pieces put away is safe for walking/tripping.
Yes, plastic bags should not be around children
Yes, chewing on these toys is a health concern
Yes, she is too young to play with puzzles.
Question 7 Needs Answer
Question 7 (1.1 points)
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Brenda's six-month-old has a beautiful room. Her brand new crib has solid headboards with no cutouts. The crib mattress is soft and fluffy with a very snug fit in the crib. How can Beth improve the safety of her daughter's room?
Question 7 options:
Buy a vintage crib that is sturdy.
Buy a firm mattress.
Buy a mattress that has a loose fit.
Place cut-outs of familiar animals in the headboard.
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Question 8 Needs Answer
Question 8 (1.1 points)
Retake question
Who is responsible for ensuring that a child's vaccinations are kept up-to-date?
Question 8 options:
Parents
Caregiver
School system
Local government