Safe Sleep, Grow Healthy (Oh)

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Which of the following sleeping scenarios is safe for an infant?
- It’s a long Sunday of football and treats; it is safe for a 3-week-old infant and Daddy to take a quick nap on the couch.
- Mommy and Daddy are sleeping; it’s 2 a.m. Baby’s 4-year-old sister had a scary dream and finds her way to Mommy and Daddy’s bed; the 3-month-old baby wakes up crying for a feeding. It’s okay for Mommy to bring the baby into her bed and for everyone to be in the family bed all together—just for tonight.
- Congratulations!!! Grandma and Grandpa bought a brand-new crib with the exact bedding from the registry. Breathable mesh bumpers are included. Daddy put the crib together, ties the bumpers on tightly, lays the comforter just right, places the pillow down, and throws in the teddy from Auntie. Now the crib is already for baby!
- Mommy is rocking in the rocking chair, baby in arms for the good night feeding. Daddy is close by sitting upright in the bed, being observant of his new little family. Baby has drifted off to sleep while Mommy is awake admiring this new being in her arms. She places baby to sleep on his back in the bassinette portion of the Pack N Play received from the Cribs for Kids program. Mommy turns to lay down in the bed with Daddy and they both go to sleep.

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Choose the scenario which constitutes a safe sleep environment:
- Warm and fluffy blanket, pillow, sheepskins, and bumper pads
- Baby sleeping on tummy with stuffed animals and other toys to play with
- All the children napping in an adult bed together
- Baby sleeping on back (supine) in a sleep sack in a Pack n Play crib with properly fitted sheet.
Correct Answer

A. Baby sleeping on back (supine) in a sleep sack in a Pack n Play crib with properly fitted sheet.
3.

The trachea or air pipe that leads to the lungs can be the cause of positional asphyxia if an infant is placed to sleep in the prone (tummy) position.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True
4.

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome by ICD-10 must include all of the following:
- Autopsy
- All of the choices are correct
- Review of case history
- Examination of the scene of death
Correct Answer

A. All of the choices are correct
5.

Every day babies die while sleeping in bed with an adult or with other children, on couches, and on recliner chairs.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True
6.

The ABC’s of safe sleep are:
- Around, Baby, Care, and Snuggle.
- Alone, Bed, Crib, and Safe.
- Alone, Back, Crib, and Smoke Free Environment.
- Asleep, Back, Crib, and Safe.
Correct Answer

A. Alone, Back, Crib, and Smoke Free Environment.
7.

Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE regarding sleep-related deaths?
- Only babies 6 months and younger die.
- It is the number 1 cause of infant death between 1 month and 1 year of age.
- Premature babies are at greater risk.
- Approximately 3,600-4,500 babies die each year due to sleep related death in U.S.
Correct Answer

A. Only babies 6 months and younger die.
8.

Tummy time is dangerous for your baby.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False
9.

What is a good visual measurement for determining the distance between crib slats?
- A 12 pack of soda
- 5 inches on a ruler
- A soda can
- A bottled water
Correct Answer

A. A soda can
10.

In what year did the safest way to sleep an infant change from tummy (prone) sleeping to back (supine) according to American Academy of Pediatrics?
- 1990
- 1992
- 1996
- 2011
Correct Answer

A. 1992

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Safe Sleep, Grow Healthy (Oh)

Which of the following sleeping scenarios is safe for an infant?

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Choose the scenario which constitutes a safe sleep environment:

The trachea or air pipe that leads to the lungs can be the cause of positional asphyxia if an infant is placed to sleep in the prone (tummy) position.

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome by ICD-10 must include all of the following:

Every day babies die while sleeping in bed with an adult or with other children, on couches, and on recliner chairs.

The ABC’s of safe sleep are:

Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE regarding sleep-related deaths?

Tummy time is dangerous for your baby.

What is a good visual measurement for determining the distance between crib slats?

In what year did the safest way to sleep an infant change from tummy (prone) sleeping to back (supine) according to American Academy of Pediatrics?