RNRF STUDY GUIDES ACTUAL Q-BANK EXAM
QUESTIONS & CORRECT ANSWERS NEWEST
UPLOADED 50 QUIZ (A+ PASSED)
1. How many times can breast milk be used directly from the jar before being discarded? - ANSWER ✔ -
When a caregiver feeds a child baby food directly from the jar, it can only be used for one feeding
and then discarded.
2. What temperature should formula and breast milk be served? - ANSWER ✔ - At body temperature
3. Rules for Outdoor equipment - ANSWER ✔ - Must be developmentally appropriate, securely
anchored, unless portable or stationery by design; and have an appropriate fall zone to protect the
safety of children.
4. Rules of Indoor equipment - ANSWER ✔ - Must be developmentally appropriate, clean, and in good
repair.
5. What should a child care personnel do to reduce the spread of disease? - ANSWER ✔ - Observe
children daily for signs of communicable diseases.
6. Definition of Class I Violation - ANSWER ✔ - An incident of noncompliance that is most serious in
nature and may result in death or serious harm to a child.
7. Examples of Class I Violations - ANSWER ✔ - A child was not adequately supervised and left the
premises without staff supervision
-A child was left behind in a vehicle at the facility, on a field trip, or an activity away from the facility
-A form of discipline used by staff included the use of spanking or other form of physical punishment
8. Definition of Class II Violation - ANSWER ✔ - An incident of noncompliance that is less serious in
nature than a Class I violation; may be elevated to a Class I violation if the noncompliance resulted in
death or serious harm to the child.
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, 9. Examples of Class II Violations - ANSWER ✔ - The facility's outdoor play space was not enclosed with
fencing or walls a minimum of 4 feet in height
-The bedding available was not sanitary and poses a threat to the health, safety, or well-being of a
child in care
-The director responsible for the daily operation of the program did not have an active Director
Credential
10. Definition of Class III Violation - ANSWER ✔ - An incident of noncompliance and is the least serious in
nature.
11. Examples of Class III Violations - ANSWER ✔ - Documentation of pediatric cardiopulmonary
resuscitation training was not on file for staff
-The facility's first aid kit was within reach of children
-The facility was notified of allergies to medication or special restrictions and there was no written
documentation in the child's file
12. Staff-to-Child Ratio (Birth to 1 year) - ANSWER ✔ - 4 maximum staff members
13. Staff-to-Child Ratio (1- year-old children) - ANSWER ✔ - 6 maximum staff members
14. Staff-to-Child Ratio (2-year-old children) - ANSWER ✔ - 11 maximum staff members
15. Staff-to-Child Ratio (3-year-old children) - ANSWER ✔ - 15 maximum staff members
16. Staff-to-Child Ratio (4-year-old children) - ANSWER ✔ - 20 maximum staff members
17. Staff-to-Child Ratio (5-year-old children) - ANSWER ✔ - 25 maximum staff members
18. Staff-to-Child Ratio (Mixed age groups including children under 1 year of age and children over 1
year of age but under 2 years of age) - ANSWER ✔ - 6 maximum staff members
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QUESTIONS & CORRECT ANSWERS NEWEST
UPLOADED 50 QUIZ (A+ PASSED)
1. How many times can breast milk be used directly from the jar before being discarded? - ANSWER ✔ -
When a caregiver feeds a child baby food directly from the jar, it can only be used for one feeding
and then discarded.
2. What temperature should formula and breast milk be served? - ANSWER ✔ - At body temperature
3. Rules for Outdoor equipment - ANSWER ✔ - Must be developmentally appropriate, securely
anchored, unless portable or stationery by design; and have an appropriate fall zone to protect the
safety of children.
4. Rules of Indoor equipment - ANSWER ✔ - Must be developmentally appropriate, clean, and in good
repair.
5. What should a child care personnel do to reduce the spread of disease? - ANSWER ✔ - Observe
children daily for signs of communicable diseases.
6. Definition of Class I Violation - ANSWER ✔ - An incident of noncompliance that is most serious in
nature and may result in death or serious harm to a child.
7. Examples of Class I Violations - ANSWER ✔ - A child was not adequately supervised and left the
premises without staff supervision
-A child was left behind in a vehicle at the facility, on a field trip, or an activity away from the facility
-A form of discipline used by staff included the use of spanking or other form of physical punishment
8. Definition of Class II Violation - ANSWER ✔ - An incident of noncompliance that is less serious in
nature than a Class I violation; may be elevated to a Class I violation if the noncompliance resulted in
death or serious harm to the child.
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, 9. Examples of Class II Violations - ANSWER ✔ - The facility's outdoor play space was not enclosed with
fencing or walls a minimum of 4 feet in height
-The bedding available was not sanitary and poses a threat to the health, safety, or well-being of a
child in care
-The director responsible for the daily operation of the program did not have an active Director
Credential
10. Definition of Class III Violation - ANSWER ✔ - An incident of noncompliance and is the least serious in
nature.
11. Examples of Class III Violations - ANSWER ✔ - Documentation of pediatric cardiopulmonary
resuscitation training was not on file for staff
-The facility's first aid kit was within reach of children
-The facility was notified of allergies to medication or special restrictions and there was no written
documentation in the child's file
12. Staff-to-Child Ratio (Birth to 1 year) - ANSWER ✔ - 4 maximum staff members
13. Staff-to-Child Ratio (1- year-old children) - ANSWER ✔ - 6 maximum staff members
14. Staff-to-Child Ratio (2-year-old children) - ANSWER ✔ - 11 maximum staff members
15. Staff-to-Child Ratio (3-year-old children) - ANSWER ✔ - 15 maximum staff members
16. Staff-to-Child Ratio (4-year-old children) - ANSWER ✔ - 20 maximum staff members
17. Staff-to-Child Ratio (5-year-old children) - ANSWER ✔ - 25 maximum staff members
18. Staff-to-Child Ratio (Mixed age groups including children under 1 year of age and children over 1
year of age but under 2 years of age) - ANSWER ✔ - 6 maximum staff members
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