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1. What is the recommended position for placing a baby at the beginning of every sleep?
A. On their stomach
B. On their side
C. On their back
D. Propped up with a pillow
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2. Which item should be removed before a baby sleeps indoors?
A. A tightly fitted sheet
B. A hat or beanie
C. A correctly fitted sleeping bag
D. A firm mattress
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3. Which option best describes a safer cot sleep environment?
A. A firm, flat, clean and well-fitting mattress with no loose or soft objects
B. A soft mattress with pillows around the baby
C. An inclined mattress with a cot bumper
D. A cot containing soft toys and a doona
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4. Which of the following should NOT be placed inside a baby's cot?
A. A tightly fitted sheet
B. A correctly fitted mattress
C. A cot bumper
D. A firm, flat sleep surface
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5. When a lightweight blanket is used, how should it be positioned?
A. Up to the baby's neck and left loose
B. No higher than the baby's chest and tucked firmly under the mattress on three sides
C. Folded underneath the baby for extra comfort
D. Over the baby's head to maintain warmth
product 9. baby's
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6. When should wrapping a baby stop?
A. When the baby shows signs of attempting to roll
B. Only when the baby can walk
C. When the baby begins sleeping through the night
D. Wrapping does not need to stop
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7. Which is an appropriate part of a physical sleep check in an education and care setting?
A. Relying only on a video monitor
B. Assuming a quiet baby is safely asleep
C. Directly observing the baby's breathing, skin colour, position and visible face
D. Checking the baby only after they wake
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8. What should staff do if a family requests a sleep practice that conflicts with safe sleeping guidance?
A. Follow the request automatically
B. Ignore organisational policy
C. Explain safe sleeping responsibilities, follow approved policies and escalate the conflicting request
D. Create a new sleeping arrangement without approval
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9. What should generally happen if a baby falls asleep in a product designed for transport, sitting or play?
A. Leave the baby there for all routine sleeps
B. When practical and safe, move the baby to an approved firm, flat sleep surface
C. Add pillows to make the product more comfortable
D. Cover the product so the baby is not disturbed
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10. A baby is unresponsive and is not breathing normally. What is the appropriate response?
A. Wait several minutes to see whether the baby improves
B. Place the baby in a cot and continue monitoring
C. Follow the emergency response process, call Triple Zero (000), check airway and breathing, and begin infant CPR according to current training
D. Give the baby food or water
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