Safe Sleep (Extra Page) Training Quiz: Safe Sleep (New) "*" indicates required fields Date Name* First Last Email* What is the safest sleep position for an infant under 12 months of age?* On their stomach On their side On their back In a car seat Which sleep surface is recommended for infants?* Adult bed with pillows Firm, flat crib mattress with a fitted sheet Couch cushions Recliner chair Which items should be kept out of an infant's sleep area?* Fitted sheet only Pillows, blankets, stuffed animals, and bumper pads Pacifier only Sleep sack True or False: It is safe for an infant to sleep in the same bed as an adult.* True False What does "room-sharing" mean?* Infant sleeps in the same bed as a caregiver Infant sleeps in a separate crib or bassinet in the same room as the caregiver Infant sleeps alone in another room Infant sleeps on a couch near the caregiver If an infant falls asleep in a car seat after arriving home, what should you do?* Leave the infant in the car seat to continue sleeping Move the infant to a firm, flat sleep surface as soon as practical and safe to do so Infant sleeps alone in another room Turn the car seat on its side True or False: Smoking around infants increases the risk of sleep-related infant deaths.* True False Which of the following is considered a safe sleep environment?* Infant sleeping on a couch with a caregiver Infant sleeping on a soft mattress with blankets Infant sleeping alone on their back in a crib with a fitted sheet Infant sleeping in an adult bed with pillows removed What should a caregiver do if an infant rolls over independently during sleep?* Use blankets to keep the infant on their back Continue placing the infant on their back at the start of sleep and allow them to find their own position if they can roll both ways Place the infant on their stomach for all sleep periods Wake the infant and reposition them every hour Why are safe sleep practices important?* They help infants sleep longer They reduce the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and other sleep-related deaths They make feeding easier They prevent infants from waking at night You enter a room and observe a 4-month-old infant sleeping on their stomach in a crib with a blanket and stuffed animal. What should you do* Allow the child to continue to sleep with the blanket and stuffed animal in the crib Turn the child on his/her back and remove the stuffed animal from the crib Remove the blanket and stuffed animal from the crib. All the above. Δ
