Quiz 2: Safe sleep, Bed-sharing and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Copy

Quiz 2: Safe sleep, Bed-sharing and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Copy

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Question 1 of 3
1. Question
The following statements all relate to bed-sharing. Mark the statements that are true: (Choose 2)
- It is safe for any baby to bed-share
- Bed-sharing is normal and common, and by following safe bed-sharing guidelines the risks can be reduced dramatically
- Sofa-sleeping carries the same risk as bed-sharing
- Bed-sharing facilitates easier breastfeeding, and usually helps mothers to achieve more sleep
- Bed-sharing is only practiced amongst certain cultural groups
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Question 2 of 3
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Which of the following are good general tips to reduce the risk of SIDS? (Choose 2)
- Eliminate cigarette smoke exposure
- Give all babies a dummy/pacifier for every sleep
- Sleep babies on an apnoea mat to alert parents of a prolonged pause in breathing
- Avoid the use of products such as the nap nanny, sleepyhead, poddlepod, and shusha
- Place babies on their front, on a wedge cushion if they have reflux
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Question 3 of 3
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If you are caring for a family whose previous child died from SIDS, which strategies could you try? (Choose 3)
- Involve other agencies who may provide additional support to the family, such as home visiting, the provision of an apnoea monitor if the family would find this useful, and additional resources
- Try to avoid bringing up this painful subject. Focus only on positives
- Ask to see photographs of the baby who died, and use the child’s name
- Have an open and honest discussion about where and how the new baby will sleep
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