Question

6 The roots of lifetime healthy behaviors and emotional resiliency are planted in A. a child's later life. B. developmentally appropriate curriculum. C. children's home lives. D. the early years.

7 All employees need to be familiar with common infections and

A. related prevention measures.
B. provide medication to those who are ill.
C. avoid contact with children who are ill.
D. herbal remedies.


8. One way in which health is assessed is through evaluation of a child's

A. race and ethnicity.
B. food preferences.
C. ancestral history.
D. screening tests.

9 According to your text, when it comes to routine urine screening for healthy children, which of the following is true?

A. Screening depends on the teacher or caregiver.
B. Screening depends on the pediatrician.
C. The screening is highly recommended.
D. The screening is no longer recommended.
10 Early childhood educators can assist families by ensuring that health care is

A. accessible, comprehensive, and compassionate.
B. teacher-centered.
C. parent-centered.
D. rarely needed.

Answer 1

it is a c b d your welcome

Answer 2

Answers:

6.(D) The early years.

Many children and teenagers have observed and endured incomprehensible traumatic events in their short lives. These hurtful events can have an unfavourable influence on their emotional health and well-being and harm them for years to come. To help children overcome life’s obstacles, we must nourish their emotional health.

7.(A) Related prevention measures.

All staff members who operate with children are obligated to complete training to learn how to help prevent the range of infectious disease. Often, a nurse or healthcare specialist provides this training. You can help support staff members' learning. Make sure you are close with the resources linked to infectious disease provided in this Healthy Environments course.

8. (C) Ancestral History

Evaluation and assessment are thought processes that have different purposes, Evaluation is described as the "procedures used by suitably qualified personnel to manage a child's initial and continuing eligibility, consistent with the state definition of infants and toddlers with disabilities. "

9. (B) Screening depends on the pediatrician.

A routine urine culture identifies the number of germs (microorganisms like bacteria) already in the urine. Once a urine sample is obtained, a technician will store it in conditions where microorganisms can multiply. Normally, no more than a small number of germs will be in the urine if there's no infection.

10. (D) Rarely needed.

Early age is highly sensitive and the most important age as it involves the process of molding of the years to come. It may be education, learning or health, in all these disciplines childhood educators plays an important role as they help the child and their parents understand the importance of these things.