Teaching Projects

Question 1

In 5-2-1-almost none what does the 5 stand for?

Answer 1

5 or more servings of fruits/veggies

Question 2

In 5-2-1-almost none what does the 2 stand for?

Answer 2

Limit screen time to 2hrs a day

Question 3

In 5-2-1-almost none what does the 1 stand for?

Answer 3

1hr of physical activity a day; maybe in 10 min increments

Question 4

In 5-2-1-almost none what does the almost none stand for?

Answer 4

Almost none sugary beverages a day

Question 5

Half of grains should be?

Answer 5

Whole grains

Question 6

Until what age should a car seat be rear facing?

Answer 6

2y/o

Question 7

Until what age should children sit in the back seat?

Answer 7

12y/o

Question 8

When is a child seat belt ready?

Answer 8

8-12y/o, when out grows booster seat, when seatbelt can fit across the chest and across the lab w/ knees over edge and feet flat on floor

Question 9

SID is more of a risk if what?

Answer 9

Parents sleep w/ babies or sleeping on tummy

Question 10

What is the term used to describe rolling over on your child when they are sleeping in the same bed as you?

Answer 10

Overlay

Question 11

What is preferred over same bed sleeping?

Answer 11

Same room

Question 12

No more than how many inches should be in the slits of cribs?

Answer 12

2 3/8 of an inch

Question 13

What does ABC stand for when considering safe to sleep?

Answer 13

I sleep safest Alone, on my Back, in my empty Crib

Question 14

When is pacifier use avoided?

Answer 14

1st 3-4wks; until breastfeeding has been established

Question 15

When are children more prone to dying of SIDS?

Answer 15

1-4mon

Question 16

No more than how many fingers should be in b/t the mattress and the walls of the babies crib?

Answer 16

2 fingers

Question 17

What is Measles caused by?

Answer 17

A very contagious virus

Question 18

How is Measles spread?

Answer 18

Airborne/droplet

Question 19

Most prevalent to spread when?

Answer 19

4days before rash to 4days after rash

Question 20

Measles is transmitted via?

Answer 20

Respiratory droplets

Question 21

Where does the virus replicate?

Answer 21

Tracheal/bronchial epithelial cells

Question 22

After infection of virus what occurs 2-4 days later?

Answer 22

Infects local lymphatic tissue; viremia spreads to various organs

Question 23

Pneumonia, encephalitis, bronchitis, ear infections, laryngitis, croup, and SSPE are all what?

Answer 23

Complications of Measles

Question 24

When does SSPE usually occur and what is it?

Answer 24

7-10yrs after recovery; CNS disease

Question 25

Unvaccinated children, Vit. A deficiency, being immunocompromised, malnutrition and traveling internationally are all?

Answer 25

Risk factors for Measles

Question 26

When does s/s of Measles usually occur?

Answer 26

7-10 days after infection

Question 27

Fever, cough, rash, koplik spots (white tiny spots in mouth), rhinorrhea, red/watery eyes are all what?

Answer 27

S/S of Measles

Question 28

When does the rash for Measles usually occur?

Answer 28

2-5days after symptoms begin

Question 29

Antipyretics, analgesics, hydration via IVF, Vit. A and antibiotics if needed for secondary infections are all what?

Answer 29

Treatment for Measles

Question 30

Vit. A prevents what?

Answer 30

Corneal ulcerations

Question 31

Prevention of Measles includes?

Answer 31

MMR vaccine- 2 doses usually @ 12mon then 4yrs

Question 32

The MMR vaccine should not be given to?

Answer 32

Immunocompromised children, pregnant women, or who plan to get pregnant w/in 28days?

Question 33

What is the Measles titer level?

Answer 33

1:8