Touching another person’s skin allows pathogen transmission viaair.body fluids.direct contact.fecal-oral route.2 of 20What skills do children learn during physical activity?Locomotor and balanceBody awareness and hand-eye coordinationStress managementAll of the above3 of 20Vaccines protect an individual by removing all risk of infection.TrueFalse4 of 20When feeling unwell, very young children may exhibit more needy or clingy behavior.TrueFalse5 of 20Allergic reactions can include both physical and mental symptoms.TrueFalsePrevious

Young children are particularly vulnerable to infections becausethey have frequent contact with other children.their immune systems are still developing.they are still learning proper hygiene.All of the above

When educators practice catching, kicking or dribbling with children, children developbalance.body awareness.hand-eye coordination.None of the above

Eating undercooked food or drinking contaminated water allows pathogen transmission viaair.direct contact.fecal-oral route.ingestion.7 of 20Coming into contact with another person’s blood or saliva allows pathogen transmission viaair.body fluids.direct contact.fecal-oral route.8 of 20When introducing new foods to infants who have been introduced to solid foods, providers shouldclearly explain why the foods are good for them.serve new foods separately from familiar foods.accept that children may reject a new food the first couple of times before accepting it.offer a reward for trying out new foods.

Chronic illnesses may make children more susceptible to contracting infections from others.TrueFalse

What skills do children learn during physical activity?Locomotor and balanceBody awareness and hand-eye coordinationStress managementAll of the above