CIA CIA Student Health, Safety & Crisis Response

Question 1

A student in your classroom begins having a seizure. The CIA's FIRST action should be:

Accepted Answer

Clear the area of hazards and protect the student's head

Answer

The immediate priority during a seizure is to create a safe environment by clearing hazards and cushioning the head until help arrives.

Question 2

A student discloses to a CIA that they are being abused at home. The CIA must:

Accepted Answer

Report the disclosure to the supervising teacher and follow mandatory reporting procedures

Answer

CIAs are mandated reporters and must immediately inform the supervising teacher and follow their school's mandatory reporting protocol.

Question 3

Which action is appropriate when a student exhibits signs of a severe allergic reaction?

Accepted Answer

Follow the student's emergency action plan and administer epinephrine if prescribed and trained

Answer

A student's individualized emergency action plan governs the response to severe allergic reactions, including authorized use of epinephrine.

Question 4

During a lockdown drill, the CIA's responsibility is to:

Accepted Answer

Follow the teacher's lead, secure students, and maintain calm

Answer

During a lockdown, CIAs support the teacher in securing the room, keeping students calm, and following school emergency protocols.

Question 5

A student with diabetes appears pale, shaky, and confused during class. The CIA should:

Accepted Answer

Notify the teacher immediately and follow the student's diabetes health plan

Answer

Signs of hypoglycemia require immediate teacher notification and adherence to the student's individualized diabetes health plan.

(CIA) Certified Instructional Assistant Practice Test