1 promax - Stuvia US 2025/2026
Play Ground Safety Questions with Detailed Verified
Answers (100% Correct Answers) /Already Graded A+
injuries from play equipment
Ans: 50,00 children go to the hospital
play equipment
Ans: Most of these injuries are caused when the child falls from
playground related injuries
Ans: 20,000 children 14 years of age
Exampromax - Stuvia US
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147 fatalities on United States playgrounds
Ans: During 10 year study between 1990 and 2000 there were at least
strangulation
falls
Ans: Most of the falls occurred through
nonfatal
Ans: Most of the falls occurred through strangulation or
falls most
severe
Ans: Most of the falls occurred through strangulation or
falls most nonfatal half were
fractures
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internal injuries
concussions
dislocations
amputations
Ans: Most of the falls occurred through strangulation or
falls most nonfatal half were severe including
school
child care playgrounds
Ans: Nonfatal injuries occurred on
Exampromax - Stuvia US
over emphasized
Approved By:
Ans: playground safety can't be
65C- 22, F. A. C.
Ans: child care standards
65C- 20, F.A. C
Ans: Family Day Care Standards and Large Family Child Care Homes
laws and rules
Ans: All licensed child care programs must comply with applicable
administrative code
Ans: All licensed child care programs must comply with applicable laws
and rules found in the
Florida
, 3 promax - Stuvia US 2025/2026
Ans: All licensed child care programs must comply with applicable laws
and rules found in the administrative code in order to be a licensed in the
state of
health and safety of children
Ans: The primary focus is to protect the
DCF
Ans: Department of children and families known as
rules
Exampromax - Stuvia US
Ans: The DCF is responsible for statutorily developing
Approved By:
implement
interpret
describe
Ans: The DCF is responsible for statutorily developing rules that
child care
Ans: The DCF is responsible for statutorily developing rules that
implement, interpret and describe procedures relating to
(4) Outdoor Play Area.
Ans: 65C-22.002 Physical Environment.
There shall be a minimum of 45 square feet of usable, safe, and sanitary
outdoor
play area per child, one year of age and older.
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A minimum outside play area shall be
provided for one-half of this identified population.
(b) The outdoor play area shall be calculated at the rate of 45 square feet per
child in
any group using the play area at one time.
(g) For the purposes of a licensed urban child care facility, an additional
minimum of
45 square feet of usable indoor play space for 25% of the licensed capacity
shall be
substituted for outdoor play space.
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The urban child care facility must provide this
additional indoor space with equipment that provides physical activities
appropriate for
the age of the children.
Ans: (4) Outdoor Play Area (A-b-g)
45 square feet of
Ans: There shall be a minimum measurement of
usable,
safe, sanitary outdoor
Ans: There equipment or toys should be
The outdoor play area shall be clean, free from litter, nails, glass, and other
hazards.
Ans: (4) Outdoor Play Area C
Play Ground Safety Questions with Detailed Verified
Answers (100% Correct Answers) /Already Graded A+
injuries from play equipment
Ans: 50,00 children go to the hospital
play equipment
Ans: Most of these injuries are caused when the child falls from
playground related injuries
Ans: 20,000 children 14 years of age
Exampromax - Stuvia US
Approved By:
147 fatalities on United States playgrounds
Ans: During 10 year study between 1990 and 2000 there were at least
strangulation
falls
Ans: Most of the falls occurred through
nonfatal
Ans: Most of the falls occurred through strangulation or
falls most
severe
Ans: Most of the falls occurred through strangulation or
falls most nonfatal half were
fractures
, 2 promax - Stuvia US 2025/2026
internal injuries
concussions
dislocations
amputations
Ans: Most of the falls occurred through strangulation or
falls most nonfatal half were severe including
school
child care playgrounds
Ans: Nonfatal injuries occurred on
Exampromax - Stuvia US
over emphasized
Approved By:
Ans: playground safety can't be
65C- 22, F. A. C.
Ans: child care standards
65C- 20, F.A. C
Ans: Family Day Care Standards and Large Family Child Care Homes
laws and rules
Ans: All licensed child care programs must comply with applicable
administrative code
Ans: All licensed child care programs must comply with applicable laws
and rules found in the
Florida
, 3 promax - Stuvia US 2025/2026
Ans: All licensed child care programs must comply with applicable laws
and rules found in the administrative code in order to be a licensed in the
state of
health and safety of children
Ans: The primary focus is to protect the
DCF
Ans: Department of children and families known as
rules
Exampromax - Stuvia US
Ans: The DCF is responsible for statutorily developing
Approved By:
implement
interpret
describe
Ans: The DCF is responsible for statutorily developing rules that
child care
Ans: The DCF is responsible for statutorily developing rules that
implement, interpret and describe procedures relating to
(4) Outdoor Play Area.
Ans: 65C-22.002 Physical Environment.
There shall be a minimum of 45 square feet of usable, safe, and sanitary
outdoor
play area per child, one year of age and older.
, 4 promax - Stuvia US 2025/2026
A minimum outside play area shall be
provided for one-half of this identified population.
(b) The outdoor play area shall be calculated at the rate of 45 square feet per
child in
any group using the play area at one time.
(g) For the purposes of a licensed urban child care facility, an additional
minimum of
45 square feet of usable indoor play space for 25% of the licensed capacity
shall be
substituted for outdoor play space.
Exampromax - Stuvia US
Approved By:
The urban child care facility must provide this
additional indoor space with equipment that provides physical activities
appropriate for
the age of the children.
Ans: (4) Outdoor Play Area (A-b-g)
45 square feet of
Ans: There shall be a minimum measurement of
usable,
safe, sanitary outdoor
Ans: There equipment or toys should be
The outdoor play area shall be clean, free from litter, nails, glass, and other
hazards.
Ans: (4) Outdoor Play Area C
