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FCC Health and Safety Flashcards

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  1. What is the correct order for the diaper-changing routine to minimize germ spread?

    Answer: Prepare, clean child, remove waste, wash hands, sanitize surface

    Following a consistent step-by-step routine ending with handwashing and surface sanitizing controls germ spread.

  2. A working smoke detector is essential in a family child care home. How often should batteries typically be tested?

    Answer: Monthly

    Testing smoke detectors monthly ensures they function during an emergency.

  3. Why should family child care providers conduct regular fire and emergency evacuation drills?

    Answer: So children and provider know how to exit quickly and safely

    Practicing drills ensures everyone can evacuate quickly and calmly during a real emergency.

  4. What should be included in a family child care emergency preparedness plan?

    Answer: Evacuation routes, emergency contacts, and shelter procedures

    A complete plan covers evacuation, contacts, and shelter-in-place procedures for various emergencies.

  5. How should perishable foods be stored to keep children safe from foodborne illness?

    Answer: Refrigerated at 40°F or below

    Keeping perishable foods at 40°F or below slows bacterial growth and prevents foodborne illness.

  6. A toddler swallows an unknown substance. What is the best immediate action?

    Answer: Call Poison Control and follow their instructions

    Poison Control provides expert, situation-specific guidance and should be called immediately for suspected poisoning.

  7. What is the safest crib setup for an infant's sleep in family child care?

    Answer: Firm mattress with a fitted sheet and no soft objects

    A bare crib with a firm mattress and fitted sheet reduces suffocation and SIDS risks.