INCIDENT REPORTS
Quiz by Jenna Nelson
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- Q1When should you write an incident report?After the children are insideAfter the children have gone homeImmediately after first aid is administeredWhen you have time60s
- Q2Select the appropriate sentence to include in an incident report.She hates schoolShe was upsetShe didn't like being told what to doShe asked to be left alone60s
- Q3A child came up to you and said they saw another child get hurt. How do you fill out the incident report?Write the incident report as if you saw what happenedDon't write an incident report since you didn't see itRecord that the child came up to you, including what they said to you60s
- Q4When should you NOT write an incident report?When a child bleedsWhen a child gets sick in our careWhen a child gets a bruiseWhen a child needs a band aid for a scratch60s
- Q5What information should be included on the incident report?Supervisors signatureYour nameDate and time of incidentAll of these answers60s
- Q6How would you best describe an upset child in an incident report?CryingSadUpsetMad60s