HSAN Health Safety and Nutrition Exam
2025,Latest Containing Questions and
Answers
Appetite - Correct Answer--A desire to eat
Impermeable Surface - Correct Answer--a surface that is resistant to
water, chemicals and other fluids; required in areas such as
changing tables, playpens, cots, and sleeping mats
Safety hazards - Correct Answer--things in the environment that can
be identified as dangerous to a person's health and welfare
Nutrition - Correct Answer--the foods that we eat and how our body
uses them
Sanitize - Correct Answer--the process of destroying or reducing
organisms to a safe level
Immunizations - Correct Answer--Administration of a vaccine to
make the body build up a defense against a disease
Clean - Correct Answer--to remove dirt, debris, and germs by
scrubbing and washing with soap (or detergent) and water--The
process does not necessarily kill germs, but lowers the risk of
spreading infection.
, Disinfect - Correct Answer--to kill germs on surfaces or objects by
using chemicals to lower the risk of spreading infection
Vaccine - Correct Answer--A group of substances that produce
immunity to disease in a person
Communicable Disease - Correct Answer--Disease that can be
spread from one person to another
Evacuation Plan - Correct Answer--procedures for getting children
and staff out of a building, e.g. fire drills
Isolation Area - Correct Answer--A designated area for a child who
becomes ill at a facility
Daily health checks are a good way to - Correct Answer--prevent,
identify, and control illness in a child care environment
Syptoms of heat exhaustion - Correct Answer--may include
excessive sweating and a rapid pulse. Other symptoms may include:
cool, moist skin, dizziness, faintness, muscle cramps, headache, and
nausea.
Heat Stroke - Correct Answer--Occurs because of prolonged
exposure to very hot
conditions. The mechanism in the brain that regulates
2025,Latest Containing Questions and
Answers
Appetite - Correct Answer--A desire to eat
Impermeable Surface - Correct Answer--a surface that is resistant to
water, chemicals and other fluids; required in areas such as
changing tables, playpens, cots, and sleeping mats
Safety hazards - Correct Answer--things in the environment that can
be identified as dangerous to a person's health and welfare
Nutrition - Correct Answer--the foods that we eat and how our body
uses them
Sanitize - Correct Answer--the process of destroying or reducing
organisms to a safe level
Immunizations - Correct Answer--Administration of a vaccine to
make the body build up a defense against a disease
Clean - Correct Answer--to remove dirt, debris, and germs by
scrubbing and washing with soap (or detergent) and water--The
process does not necessarily kill germs, but lowers the risk of
spreading infection.
, Disinfect - Correct Answer--to kill germs on surfaces or objects by
using chemicals to lower the risk of spreading infection
Vaccine - Correct Answer--A group of substances that produce
immunity to disease in a person
Communicable Disease - Correct Answer--Disease that can be
spread from one person to another
Evacuation Plan - Correct Answer--procedures for getting children
and staff out of a building, e.g. fire drills
Isolation Area - Correct Answer--A designated area for a child who
becomes ill at a facility
Daily health checks are a good way to - Correct Answer--prevent,
identify, and control illness in a child care environment
Syptoms of heat exhaustion - Correct Answer--may include
excessive sweating and a rapid pulse. Other symptoms may include:
cool, moist skin, dizziness, faintness, muscle cramps, headache, and
nausea.
Heat Stroke - Correct Answer--Occurs because of prolonged
exposure to very hot
conditions. The mechanism in the brain that regulates
