Before administering the medication, providers shouldsanitize hands.review the container for an expiration date.confirm that the health care provider’s contact information is available.All of the above

Which of the following should take place after medication is administered?Sanitize handsReview the medication container for expiration dateUpdate the medication logConfirm you have the child’s health care provider’s contact information

Providers should visually inspect children multiple times throughout the day.TrueFalse12 of 20Which of the following are the benefits of proper nutrition for children?Promotion of positive body image and prevention of future eating disordersDevelopment of life-long self-care practicesHealthy physical, cognitive, social and emotional developmentAll of the above13 of 20Before administering the medication, providers shouldsanitize hands.review the container for an expiration date.confirm that the health care provider’s contact information is available.All of the above14 of 20Which of the following is NOT true about medication logs?A new log is required each day.They are required to be maintained for a minimum of 12 months after the last day the child received the medicine.They must include the date and time the medication was administered.They must record the dosage administered.15 of 20Educators should focus on explaining the negative effects of unhealthy foods to the children.TrueFalse

Knowing the proper steps in administering medication is critical. Use the drop-down menus to determine the correct order of provider actions.

Knowing the proper steps in administering medication is critical. Use the drop-down menus to determine the correct order of provider actions.

When supporting clients with their pre-packaged pharmacist-dispensed medications, describe how you can check for each of the following:Package is not tampered with – breakable capsPackage is not tampered with – blister or strip packsPackage is not tampered with – pouches, sachets and form-fill seal-packsMedication is within the expiry date