Chills, fever, nausea, or abdominal pain could be signs of anaphylactic shock a poisonous spider bite. a seizure. electrical shock.

Effective Emergency Response quiz: Child Development full quiz.

1. Which of the following threats to personal safety would more likely require lockdown as opposed to evacuation? --sniper

2.Disaster prepardness procedures should include.

---specifying how information will be shared with families

3.chills, fever, nausea, or abdominal pain could be signs of

a poisonous spider bite

4.Scheduling regular disaster emergency response drills

helps children learn how to follow directions in an emergency

5.A nosebleed that is the result of an injury.

requires medical attention

6.Emergency policies and procedures that are consistent with the Good Samaritan doctrine

---direct teachers to provide emergency first aid assistance

7.A child in your care has an area of red, blotchy, blistered skin. This is likely from a

---second-degree burn

8. Clammy skin, rapid pulse, and confusion are symptoms of

---shock

9.Emergency drills for injury or medical situations

---can help identify problems with an emergency response plan and build teachers' confidence

10.Which of the following should be specified in an emergency management plan?

---procedures for when children are napping

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