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Incident Reports

Quiz by Jenna Nelson

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When should you write an incident report?
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When you have time
After the children leave
Immediately
After we come inside

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Q1
When should you write an incident report?
When you have time
After the children leave
Immediately
After we come inside
60s
Q2
Select the appropriate sentence to include in an incident report
She didn't like being told what to do
She asked to be left alone
She had a rough day at school
She looked upset
30s
Q3
A child came up to you and said they saw another child get hurt. How do you fill out the incident report?
Don't write an incident report since you didn't see it
Record that the child came up to you, including what they said to you
Write the incident report as if you saw what happened
60s
Q4
When should you NOT write an incident report?
when a child bleeds
When a child needs a band aid for a scratch
when a child gets sick in our care
when a child gets a bruise
60s
Q5
What information should be included on the incident report?
All of the above
Your name
Supervisors signature
Date and time of incident
60s
Q6
How would you best describe an upset child in an incident report?
mad
crying
upset
angry
60s

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