(Jit LA) Evidence-based Strategies For Toilet Training And Addressing Common Toileting Problems (Fp Quiz)
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- 1.At 12 -24 months you should expect that a child will begin _________________.
- A.
Using 2 word phrases
- B.
2 sentence conversation
- C.
Following 2 step directions
- D.
Reciting 2 phrase songs
- 2.Toileting skills begin to emerge at ____________________.
- A.
12-24 months
- B.
24-36 months
- C.
36-48 months
- D.
48-60 months
- 3.Once you have determined that your child is ready to start toilet training, you should _________ by recording the frequency of when your child soils their diaper or has accidents.
- A.
Establish a baseline
- B.
Assess their readiness
- C.
Begin charting their progress
- D.
Evaluate their physiological needs
- 4.Which of the following would be an effective reinforcer when your child is toilet training?
- A.
They get a small toy, sticker or stamp after each time they use the toilet
- B.
You tell them you will bake them cookies at the end of the week
- C.
They get ice cream for dessert after a day of no accidents
- D.
You put a check mark on their toilet training chart on the wall
- 5.Which of the following would probably NOT lead to success in ending bedwetting?
- A.
Telling the child they cannot sleep on the bed until their nighttime accidents have stopped
- B.
Limiting drinks for 1 -2 hours before bed
- C.
Waking the child up in the middle of the night to use the toilet
- D.
Giving the child a reward after they have remained dry throughout the night
- 6.If the child has been doing well with toileting, then starts having accidents, which of the following is NOT recommended to get the child back on track for success?
- A.
Establish a new baseline of when accidents occur.
- B.
Increase your frequency of reminding the child to use the toilet.
- C.
Assess whether or not the child is still motivated by their reward for using the toilet.
- D.
Have the child sit on the toilet for longer periods of time
- 7.If a child, who has been removed from their home, is extremely fearful of going to the bathroom, you may want to __________________.
- A.
Talk to the child to find out if you can determine what they are afraid of
- B.
Talk with the caseworker about the child’s trauma history
- C.
Consult with a Certified Behavior Analyst
- D.
All choices are correct
- 8.It is important that you do not ridicule, belittle, or punish ______________ for having toileting accidents.
- A.
Any child
- B.
Older children
- C.
Young children
- D.
Traumatized children and youth
- 9.When starting a toileting schedule, it is important to establish and follow a schedule for giving the child something to drink.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.When children are first learning to use the toilet, you should only give a reward for using the toilet after they have re-dressed and washed their hands.
- A.
True
- B.
False
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