12. Do not allow anyone to bouncy on the front safety step as a child could easily bounce off the inflatable and get hurt. The step is there to assist users in getting on and off. 13. Ensure that no-one with a history of neck or back problems is allowed on the bouncy castle as indeed any child that is feeling unwell.
To prevent poisoning in both adult and children use safety locks on all cabinets, store food and chemical products in separate areas, keep medications out of sight, teach children about poisonous substances, and discard all old or outdated medications. 3. First aid for swallowed poisons is to have victim lay down, give victim lots of clear liquids, treat for shock, and seek medical attention 4. First aid for inhaled poison is to call 911 and poison control center, put unresponsive victim in recovery
I also need to dispose of hazardous substances correctly and not mix substances in case of any hazardous fumes or explosions that may occur. I must also never decant chemicals to unlabelled or wrongly labelled containers. To prevent any accidents or incidents happening with hazardous substances I must ensure I follow the data sheets and follow instructions. I must wear the PPE (personal protective equipment) when using substances to avoid cross contamination and accidents. I must also report any defects or ill health that may happen.
The nurse needs to go over with Mrs. O’Neill and her family about the safety issues in her house. They need to know to go through the house and remove or rearrange as much clutter as possible and make the house is safer for Mrs. O’Neill to return to. The rugs need to be removed. The furniture needs to be either moved or some of it removed from the home to allow adequate space to get around without obstacles in the way. The bathroom should have safety features installed such as tub bars and toilet bars and nonslip pads in the shower.
And stay close at all times. | Animals and plants children may be allergic to | Children having allergies | Medium | Staff to know about any plants and animals before starting the trip that could cause risk. | Slipping or tripping along the way | Children getting cuts | Medium | To reduce children and adults to look where their walking making sure they don’t trip or slip on anything along the way. and for staff to bring first aid
All toilets are cleaned at the beginning of the session, throughout the session and at the end of each session to stop the spread of infection. All staff has been trained in first aid. Accidents forms need to be completed when an accident occurs and the parent/carer has to sign them to show they have been made aware. If a child were to come into the session with a mark on them from home or they had an accident outside then the parent would fill in an accident form explaining when the incident happened and how and what injuries the child may have. 1.2 Explain how duty of care contributes to the safeguarding or protection of individuals Risk Assessment By ensuring risk assessments are been carried out within a setting before each session.
Share What You Know * Share important information with the authorities on family members who are elderly or have any disabilities. This is extremely important for households that have someone bedridden, or in a wheelchair, that may need extra help evacuating their home. Share plans with friends and family members outside the home so they know that their family is safe in an emergency. The living and entertainment rooms are both rooms that have a lot of electrical wiring it is very important that you get all the loose wires off the ground to prevent any electrocution form occurring, also remember to check window sills for any
| ORNAC 7.3.2 All items shall be assessed prior to opening for sterility by checking the sterility indicator. Indicator tape assures personnel that item has been exposed to the sterilization process. | Proper count procedure starts with sponges, sharps, miscellaneous and instruments. Scrub nurse is jumping all over the place, and circulating nurse is not announcing next item to be counted in order to keep things organized. | ORNAC 2.6.12 A standard method of counting provides accuracy and consistency and reduces risk for errors.
This information is confidential and only for use within the nursery setting, but “back ups” of information will need to be may be kept in a secure off sight setting, encase of accidental damage. ( such as in event of a fire, the information will be needed) If any of this information is requested for whatever reason, the parent’s permission will also need to be given. Staff do not discuss personal information given by parents with other members of staff, except where it affects planning for the child's needs. If staff have broken the confidentiality agreement, this may result in disciplinary action, and in serious cases, dismissal. Students on placement in the nursery are advised of our confidentiality policy and required to respect it.
For instance, we are required by law to restrain children in car seats up to the age of six, we are not permitted to smoke in public facilities, we are required to stop at stop signs. These are all good requirements that protect children and adults. One thing is clear, more and more children would suffer, and sometimes die from diseases that can be avoided by mandatory vaccinations (CDC;