Immunization for children against common childhood diseases are commonly done in what level of facilities?ResponsesTertiary levelTertiary levelPrimary levelPrimary levelSecondary level

The CDC schedule lists the recommended immunizations by age.

There should be proper child to staff ratios.There should be policies in place for sick staff.There should be policies in place for sick children.There should be a system in place to track child immunizations

Which of the following is NOT true about seeking exemptions from required immunizations?Exemptions can be permanent or temporary.Families seeking an exemption must receive an official exemption form from the County Health Department.The same County Health Department forms are used for religious and non-religious exemptions.None of the above17 of 20Which of the following is a symptom of communicable illness to watch out for?CongestionDiarrheaUnusual restlessnessAll of the above18 of 20When planning for physical activity, educators shouldencourage children to move and model good movement practices.be strict and rigid with the children’s allowable movements.allow children to initiate movement on their own.A and B19 of 20Which of the following is NOT a component of age-appropriate nutritious meals and snacks?Breaking down food into small pieces for very young childrenIncluding a variety of healthy snacks and food textures for all childrenEncouraging children to finish everything on their platesMinimizing distractions while the children eat20 of 20If a child has a fever of 101 degrees Fahrenheit or higher, they should besent home immediately.under constant supervision.placed in an isolation area.All of the above

A 16-year-old pregnant woman needs to be attended to what type of facility all throughout her pregnancy for her upcoming delivery?ResponsesSecondary levelSecondary levelTertiary levelTertiary levelPrimary level

A nurse in a clinic is providing preventive teaching to an older adult client during a good visit.The nurse should instruct the client that which of the following immunizations are recommended for healthy adults after age 60. (Select all that apply.).A. Pneumococcal polysaccharide.B. Meningococcal.C. Human papillomavirus.D. Influenza.E. Herpes zoster.