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ch.12 study guide

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How does a person contract HIV? By the blood of an infected person
What does HIV do to the body? Breaks down the body's immune system
What is it called when a person has asthma? A chronic inflammatory disorder of their airway
What is the best way to get rid of head lice? Getting medical help
What is a foodborne illness? An infection of the gastrointestinal tract.
When serving food, what temperatures are safe? Below 40 degrees or above 10 degrees
Which two types of population are more substantial to foodborne illnesses? Young children and pregnant women
What are the different symptoms of foodborne illnesses ? Severe headache, fever, stomach cramps, diarrhea, vomiting, and nausea.
Which is the least safe type of thermometer? A mercury thermometer
Which is the most preferred type of thermometer? A temporal artery thermometer
What is an abrasion? A scrape that damages a portion of the skin
What is a closed wound? An injury to the tissue that is directly under the skin
What is an open wound? A break in the skin
What are the different causes for burns? Heat, radiation, or chemical agents
What does a puncture wound most often cause? light bleeding, making the wound susceptible to infection
What should you do when a child's skin is opened by a human bite? Wash the open wound and have the parents consult with a doctor
What is the first thing you should do when a child's tooth is knocked out? Find the tooth
What is the best thing for a child to do when they have a windpipe blockage? Cough it up
What is the time between exposure to the sun to cause the development of a sunburn? Three to twelve hours
How is rabies spread? By saliva of an infected animal
What is Rabies? A viral infection of the nervous system and brain
Which degree of burn is the least severe? 1st degree burn
Which type of disease spreads easily to person and is contagious? Communicable
Chicken pox, Influenza and measles are all examples of what? Communicable diseases
What is it called when a person has periodic seizures? Epilepsy
What s it called when a person has repeated convulsions or jerking over the body? Grand mal seizures
Why do you need to do daily health inspections in the classroom? The teacher is responsible for maintaining, improving, and protecting the children's health.
At what temperature does a child need to be sent/kept at home? 101 degrees
How long does a child have to stay home following a fever? 24 hours
Does the child have to have a fever to call the parents? if the child appears sick you may call the parent before conditions worsen
What should you do with a child who is sick? Isolate the child from the group
Why are health policies in place? To protect the young children
Who must have a medical exam on file? all staff in charge of children
What must children have medically before attending a child care center? All immunizations up to date or have an exempt form on file and a preadmission medical exam
What should you do when administering first aid? Compress the blood vessels to control the bleeding
What do the state rules and regulation address? Basic health requirements
Who creates specific health policies? The child care center
How might a child with diabetes regulate their blood sugar levels? Balancing their food choices, intake and activity levels
What does the America Dental Association recommend for babies teeth? Brushing twice a day with fluoridated toothpaste the size of a grain of rice
The playground equipment should be what? Routinely cleaned and sanitized
What can cause Bronchitis? Air pollution
what are the two types of air pollution? Indoor and outdoor
When should sensitive groups stay indoors? When the Air Quality Index is higher than 100
How many times should you read the medication label before administering to a child? Three times
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