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Spills are a common childhood education and care incident. Identify what is typically included in a service spill kit, what your service policy for managing spills may include, and discuss why this is important for infection control.

How would you assess for danger and minimise risk? LinkSelect 3 correct answers At the scene, check for anything that may cause harm to self or to others Place my jacket over the broken cup pieces and ignore the spill Create a safety zone by getting a colleague to remove the broken cup pieces and to wipe away the spill Ask a colleague to help keep the area clear of other people

Match the control method for the correct recreational water hazard.Group of answer choicesDo not swim or let kids swim if sick with diarrhea. Do not intentionally swallow the water. Take young children on bathroom breaks or check their diapers every 60 minutes. Do not drink untreated water or use untreated ice from lakes, rivers, springs, ponds, streams, or shallow wells.Wash your hands often with soap and water, especially during key times when you are likely to spread germs. Do not intentionally swallow the water. Do not swim or let kids swim if sick with diarrhea. Shower before you get in the water. Take young children on frequent bathroom breaks or check diapers every hour.Keep ears as dry as possible, use a bathing cap, ear plugs, or custom-fitted swim molds when swimming. Dry ears thoroughly after swimming or showering, use a towel to dry ears well, tilt head back and forth so that each ear faces down to allow water to escape the ear canal, and pull earlobe in different directions when ear faces down to help water drain out.The best way to protect yourself is to stay out of the water. If you come in contact, wash the area with soap and clean water as soon as possible. Take care of wounds and seek medical attention if necessary. Wash contaminated clothes with hot water and detergent before reusing them. If you must enter floodwater, wear rubber boots, rubber gloves, and goggles.

Which among the following is NOT a sanitary measure in Swimming?Group of answer choicesDo not enter the water immediately after eating.Bathing caps should be worn in all pools by men and women.Never swim while having any type of contagious disease or infection.If you must leave the pool to go to the toilet or for any other reason, you should take another shower with soap and water before returning in the pool.

Identify what is typically included in a service spill kit, what your service policy for managing spills may include, and discuss why this is important for infection control.