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Difficulty level

1

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC1. wash and sanitize the baby’s feeding apparatus thoroughly using appropriate cleaning agents before feed

38

3

3

What do we do by keeping the baby feeding bottles in it?

Clean

Heat

Sterilize

Scrub

4

E

2

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC1. wash and sanitize the baby’s feeding apparatus thoroughly using appropriate cleaning agents before feed

38

2

3

If we are manually sterilizing the feeding apparatus how long should we keep it in boiling water?

2 minutes

5 minutes

10 minutes

30 minutes

4

E

3

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC2. store food and drink for the baby or child, hygienically

38

2

1

You have kept baby food in this type of jar. When you open it you heard a popping sound.  What does it mean?

It has been sealed properly and is safe to eat

It is stale and not safe to eat

It has become rotten

It should be consumed immediately

4

E

4

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC2. store food and drink for the baby or child, hygienically

38

3

4

You should strictly check upon _________________ for the stored baby foods.

Taste

Quality

Quantity

Expiry date

4

M

5

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC3. remove any potential choke hazards from the baby or child’s vicinity at all times

38

2

2

Identify the hazardous object baby is holding from the following.

4

E

6

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC3. remove any potential choke hazards from the baby or child’s vicinity at all times

38

3

3

If the baby starts choking, how will you know?

Laugh aloud

Starts crawling

Inability to cry or make much sound

Roll over the floor

4

M

7

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC4. feed the baby carefully as per time specified, ensuring its comfort with the temperature and quantity of food

38

2

1

The new born should be feed every-

1-2 hours

2-3 hours

4-6 hours

6-8 hours

4

M

8

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC4. feed the baby carefully as per time specified, ensuring its comfort with the temperature and quantity of food

38

1

3

What is the correct method when bottle feeding a baby?

4

E

9

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC4. feed the baby carefully as per time specified, ensuring its comfort with the temperature and quantity of food

38

2

1

Feeding baby in this position is considered incorrect because-

Baby formula can flow into the middle ear, causing an infection.

The baby formula can flow to nose and cause sneezing

Baby will feel sleepy

Baby's mouth is very small

4

M

10

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC5. check if the baby has ingested food properly

38

1

2

A child is suddenly having trouble in breathing, speaking, swallowing, or crying. What do you think has happened?

Baby has stomach infection

Baby has something stuck in throat

Baby is very hungry

Baby is feeling bored

4

E

11

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC5. check if the baby has ingested food properly

38

2

3

How will you help encourage the newborn baby to breast feed better.

Feed baby as soon as he shows signs of hunger

Perform breast compressions

Both 1 and 2

4

H

12

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC6. clean the baby of any mess caused due to the feed

38

2.5

4

The baby has finished eating and need to be cleaned. What would you use to clean the mess on his face?

Dry cloth

Sterile glove

Paper

Moistened, clean washcloth

4

E

13

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC6. clean the baby of any mess caused due to the feed

38

2.5

1

What should you use from the following to keep the baby's cloth clean while feeding?

4

E

14

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC7. monitor the baby or child after the feed and inform parents immediately in case of any unfavourable reaction

38

2

4

To help prevent the milk from coming back up, we have to keep your baby upright after feeding for -

1-5 minutes

3-5 minutes

6-8 minutes

10 - 15 minutes

4

H

15

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC7. monitor the baby or child after the feed and inform parents immediately in case of any unfavourable reaction

38

1

2

If incase you find that baby is not comfortable or unwell after food, you should -

Try to make her sleep

Immediately inform parents

Make her drink water

Keep her upright for about 5 minutes

4

E

16

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC7. monitor the baby or child after the feed and inform parents immediately in case of any unfavourable reaction

38

2

4

How will you know when my baby is finished breastfeeding?

Baby will cry

Baby will sleep

baby will jerk her body

Baby will unlatch naturally

4

H

17

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC8. coach the babies (9 months old onwards) in self-feeding

38

1

2

Which among the following would you consider as finger food to give to babies for self feeding?

4

M

18

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC8. coach the babies (9 months old onwards) in self-feeding

38

1

3

Most babies will want to start self feeding between -

3 and 4 months

5 and 6 months

6 and 8 months

None of the above

4

E

19

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC8. coach the babies (9 months old onwards) in self-feeding

38

2

1

Match the food correctly to the baby's growth period.

A- 6 to 7 months                        B - 8-9 months                            C- 9 months and above

A- 8-9 months                          B - 6 to 7 months                               C- 9 months and above

A- 9 months and above                        B - 8-9 months                            C- 6 to 7 months

A- 6 to 7 months                        B - 9 months and above                           C- 8-9 months

4

H

20

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0205 (Feed babies and toddlers)

PC8. coach the babies (9 months old onwards) in self-feeding

38

1

4

What are the advantages of teaching self feeding to children?

Children experience new sensations including different textures and temperatures

It helps children understand their own feelings of hunger and fullness

It helps develop important skills such as using the fingers and hands for complex movements

All of the above

4

E

21

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC1. identify with parents, any specific requirements/routine for bathing and basic massaging the baby or toddler

44

2

2

While attending baby for bath or massage you should-

Request parents not to come in

Ask if there is any specific requirement

Take bath yourself

Feed the baby

4

E

22

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC2. give the baby or child a bath carefully as scheduled ensuring its comfort with temperature of water and cleaning agents

44

2

4

What is the care giver doing in the given picture?

Mixing baby shampoo in water

Disinfection of hands before caretaking

Cleaning the bathing bowl

Checking water temperature for baby bath

4

H

23

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC3. give the baby basic massage as scheduled using appropriate agents

44

2

1

While giving baby massage where should you first begin?

4

M

24

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC4. clean the baby or toddler thoroughly after each call of nature and change the diapers or inner garments of the baby or toddler

44

4

3

The basic step of changing diaper is-

Remove diaper-Put on new diaper

Cleanse-Remove diaper-Put on new diaper

Remove diaper-Cleanse-Apply powder-Put on new diaper

Apply powder-Remove diaper-Cleanse-Put on new diaper

4

E

25

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC5. provide assistance with toilet training

44

1

1

Which basic equipment would you use to train the baby with toilets?

4

E

26

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC5. provide assistance with toilet training

44

3

2

What should you look for in baby before you give toilet training to him/her?

They can speak one or two words

They can follow simple instructions

Both 1 and 2

4

M

27

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC6. identify with parents, any specific requirements related to sleep schedule of the baby or toddler

44

1

3

If the baby has the habit of moving around while sleeping what kind of adjustment should you make. Select from the following.

4

E

28

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC6. identify with parents, any specific requirements related to sleep schedule of the baby or toddler

44

2

1

What is recommended hours of sleep per day for 4-10 month old baby?

12–16 hours per 24 hours

5-6 hours per 24 hours

20-22 hours  per 24 hours

2-3 hours per 24 hours

4

H

29

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC7. prepare and lay the bed for baby or toddler as per requirements

44

2

4

How would you prepare the bed for baby to prevent the entry of insects or other harmful substances?

4

E

30

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC8. put the baby or toddler to sleep as per schedule and monitor its sleep constantly

44

3

1

"According to experts, sleep schedule for toddlers are best when they're tucked into bed by 8:00 pm". True or false?

TRUE

FALSE

4

E

31

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC9. remove any potential risks or hazards from the baby or toddler’s vicinity while sleeping

44

2

4

What is the baby bed type called shown in the picture used for the comfort of both baby and parents.

Crib

Cradle

Baby bed

Co sleeper

4

M

32

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC10. report physical signs of illness in the baby or toddler to the parents at the earliest opportunity

44

2

4

What are the common symptoms of illness in toddlers?

Fever

Vomiting

Rashes

All of the above

4

E

33

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC11. manage the symptoms of illness in the baby or toddler calmly and effectively whilst they are in your care

44

1

3

If the baby is having mild fever, what is your responsibility as a  care giver?

Cover the body wild soaked cloth

Keep baby away from sunlight

Do not bundle up a child with blankets or extra clothes

None of the above

4

H

34

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC11. manage the symptoms of illness in the baby or toddler calmly and effectively whilst they are in your care

44

1

1

If an infant is vomiting a care giver should make sure that-

He is not dehydrated

He is not irritated

He is not crying

He does not faint

4

H

35

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC12. seek medical assistance when necessary for the baby or toddler who becomes acutely ill whilst in your care

44

2

3

You should seek for medical assistance -

When the baby become very ill

Immediately when you see the symptoms

When you are not able to control the mild illness

All of the above

4

E

36

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC13. administer right dosage of medicines to the baby or toddler on time, as instructed by parents

44

2

2

"A mild dose of painkiller is safe for infants under three months under emergency situations". True or false?

TRUE

FALSE

4

H

37

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC14. check nipples and bottles carefully for any cracks or splits

44

2

1

If you find cracks in nipples and bottles it is time to-

Change it straight away

Boil it straight away

Paste it straight away

Wash it straight away

4

E

38

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC15. sterilize the bottle, nipple, pacifiers, plastic toys and teething rings before using them

44

5

3

In the given picture you can see that the toys are being sterilised. Select the reason why is it done?

To retain the color of toys

To make the toys look new

To kill germs which may lead to illness

For storage of toys when not in use

4

E

39

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC16. wash/sanitize babies’ clothes, bed sheets and nappies thoroughly using appropriate cleaning agents

44

2.5

4

What should you use from the following to sterilize the clothes and nappies?

Soap

Hot water

Detergent

Liquid disinfectant

4

M

40

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0206                                                          (Attend to other basic needs of babies and toddlers)

PC16. wash/sanitize babies’ clothes, bed sheets and nappies thoroughly using appropriate cleaning agents

44

2.5

2

How often should the bed sheets and blankets be sterilized?

Once a week

Twice a week

One a month

Twice a month

4

M

41

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC1. discuss with parents, any specific aspects that need to be considered for the developmental plan of babies or toddlers

45

2

4

The first _____________ years of life are critical for development

One

Two

Four

Five

4

M

42

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC2. work with parents to assess what is necessary to create and maintain a safe and secure environment for the baby or toddler

45

3

4

A caregiver should cooperate with the parent to-

Create safe space

Anticipate Baby's needs

Engage and redirect the baby

All of the above

4

H

43

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC2. work with parents to assess what is necessary to create and maintain a safe and secure environment for the baby or toddler

45

2

2

Giving a child safe environment means giving them -

Control

Protection

Restricted area

Small space

4

E

44

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC3. check if the necessary safety equipment is installed and securely placed to protect the baby or child from danger and harm

45

1

4

To protect the toddlers falling from such spaces what will you install?

4

E

45

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC3. check if the necessary safety equipment is installed and securely placed to protect the baby or child from danger and harm

45

3

3

What is the purpose of using safety harness for the baby. Refer to the picture and answer.

Provide safety for a child when walking

Prevent from being separated from caregiver

Both 1 and 2

4

M

46

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC4. monitor the baby or toddler at all times and do not leave the baby unattended

45

2

4

Though the caregiver will be available to attend the baby. By which of the following device parents can also monitor baby?

4

E

47

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC5. take the necessary safety and hygiene measures when providing toys and equipment for the baby or toddler

45

2

2

Is the toy shown in the picture safe for babies?

Yes

No

4

M

48

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC6. develop a play schedule for the baby or the toddler

45

3

1

When you are planning the play schedule you should keep at least ___________ minutes of adult led physical activity.

30 minutes

60 minutes

2 hours

5 hours

4

H

49

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC6. develop a play schedule for the baby or the toddler

45

1

4

Do toddlers need a play schedule?

Yes, for language development

Yes, for social skill development

Yes, for motor skill development

All of the above

4

M

50

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC7. interact with the baby constantly, by talking, reading or playing with it

45

4

2

Talking with babies and children from birth will-

Irritate the child

Build child's language and communication skills

Make the child more dumb

None of the above

4

H

51

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC7. interact with the baby constantly, by talking, reading or playing with it

45

1

3

Which reading material is suitable for the toddlers to improve their reading skills?

4

E

52

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC8. develop mobility of the baby by making it exercise and explore its surroundings

45

2

2

What will help to develop the mobility of the baby?

Speaking

Play

Sleeping

Jumping

4

M

53

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC9. convey to the children, the boundaries of acceptable and unacceptable behaviour in themselves and others

45

2

1

"To raise a child with good discipline, praise him/her when you find them using good manners". True or false?

TRUE

FALSE

4

E

54

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC9. convey to the children, the boundaries of acceptable and unacceptable behaviour in themselves and others

45

2

3

If you are in the given situation, What will you do?

Pretend you didn't see

Give a hug

Give a warning

Punish

4

E

55

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC10. seek appropriate help when you are unable to deal with any issues raised by children

45

3

1

"As your child changes, you'll will have to change the parenting style". Is the statement correct?

YES

NO

4

E

56

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC11. provide parents with regular updates about the baby or toddler’s food consumption, bowel movements, daily activities etc

45

2

2

How would you easily update parents about the baby's food consumption?

email update

Bulletin board update

Newsletter

Book writing

4

E

57

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC12. manage the baby or toddler during its various milestones such as rolling over, sitting up, crawling, walking etc.

45

2.5

1

Babies experience independent mobility for the first time when they-

Roll over

Crawl

Walk

Bend

4

H

58

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC12. manage the baby or toddler during its various milestones such as rolling over, sitting up, crawling, walking etc.

45

2.5

3

Identify bear crawl a stage of baby crawling from the following.

4

H

59

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC13. educate toddlers about interaction with strangers – the dos and don’ts of it

45

2.5

4

You are taking a kid to the market. To which person will you tell him to go if they are lost?

security guard

Medical attendant

cleaner

Manager

4

E

60

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N0207 (Engage with babies for their holistic development)

PC13. educate toddlers about interaction with strangers – the dos and don’ts of it

45

2.5

2

"While educating the children about the stranger they should be taught that all strangers can be trusted". Do you agree?

YES

NO

4

E

61

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC1. identify any specific requirement and feeding routine with people concerned

37

2

1

What are some specific issues that parents should consider when it comes to feeding their child?

Eating only certain ty​pes of foods

Eating a lot

Chewing and swallowing the food

All of the above

4

M

62

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC2. develop a feeding plan basis the discussion

37

1

4

How can we develop positive eating habits for toddlers and children?

Telling they will be punished if they do not eat

Being strict while eating

Showing TV to make them eat more

Involve kids in the process

4

E

63

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC2. develop a feeding plan basis the discussion

37

2

1

IF you are in this situation what will you do to make the kid eat?

Offer new foods with foods that he already knows and likes

Do not offer any food for next one hour

Scold and leave

Make him eat anyhow

4

M

64

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC3. check the availability of all ingredients as per the regular dietary requirements and procure it if not available

37

2

2

You found out that the ingredients required for the regular diet are out of stock. You should-

Manage it

Procure it

Do not make food

Make adult's food

4

E

65

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC3. check the availability of all ingredients as per the regular dietary requirements and procure it if not available

37

3

1

Dietary requirements depend on -

Age

Gender

Body structure

Daily activity

4

H

66

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC4. check that the ingredients meet both quality and quantity requirements of the food items to be prepared

37

1

3

What are the dietary requirements and nutritional needs of babies and toddlers?

Vegetables, Sugar, grain foods, dairy and protein

Fibers, fruit, grain foods, dairy and protein

Vegetables, fruit, grain foods, dairy and protein

Salty, fatty and sugary foods and low-fiber foods

4

M

67

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC4. check that the ingredients meet both quality and quantity requirements of the food items to be prepared

37

1

2

What will happen to kids who prefers such kind of drinks?

High Bp, kidney stones, brain infection

cavities, obesity, diabetes

Stomach pain, Muscle cramps, slow growth

None of the above

4

H

68

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC5. clean the items thoroughly and cut them nto required proportions using appropriate tools

37

1

2

Baby feeding bottle should be cleaned after-

Every one hour

Every use

Every evening

Cleaning not required

4

E

69

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC5. clean the items thoroughly and cut them nto required proportions using appropriate tools

37

3

3

How will you clean the items used for feeding?

Soak in boiling water for 5 minutes

Heat the items for about 1 minute

Soak items in bleach solution for at least 2 minutes

All of the above

4

M

70

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC6. select and organize ingredients required for the dish from the kitchen/pantry

37

2

4

The easiest method to organize the ingredients from the kitchen is-

4

E

71

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC6. select and organize ingredients required for the dish from the kitchen/pantry

37

2

1

The first step of organizing food pantry is-

Cleaning

Using container

Labeling

Use wall space

4

E

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DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC7. cook the customized recipes by using appropriate cooking methods as required for the recipes

37

1

4

The food you would make for baby 6- 7 months is-

4

E

73

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Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC7. cook the customized recipes by using appropriate cooking methods as required for the recipes

37

2

1

The quantity of first solid food you feed the baby should be-

Half spoon

One spoon

Two spoon

Three spoon

4

H

74

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC8. inspect the dish to ensure flavor, color, taste and quality consistency

37

1

2

"You can make the baby food taste better by adding herbs and spices". True or false?

TRUE

FALSE

4

E

75

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Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC8. inspect the dish to ensure flavor, color, taste and quality consistency

37

3

3

Which is the first step of making baby puree?

4

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Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC9. finish and present the dish to meet requirements

37

3

4

While shifting to other foods for the babies you should add-

Cow's milk

Syrup

Water

Mother's milk

4

E

77

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Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC10. make different types of beverages (such as tea, coffee, fruit juice etc.)

37

1

2

To the children of age group 2-3 years, the selected beverage can be-

Caffeinated drinks

Juice

Toddler milk

Coffee

4

E

78

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC10. make different types of beverages (such as tea, coffee, fruit juice etc.)

37

2

4

Coffee on a regular basis should be given  only to the age group-

12 months above

2-3 years

6-8 years

12 years above

4

H

79

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC11. store any cooked or remaining uncooked vegetables not for immediate use adequately

37

1

1

Raw food and cooked food should be stored separately in the fridge to avoid -

Contamination

Taste degrade

Decay

Quantity loss

4

E

80

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9901 (Prepare basic food as per dietary requirements)

PC11. store any cooked or remaining uncooked vegetables not for immediate use adequately

37

3

2

For how many days can you use the baby food stored like the one showed in the picture?

One day

Two days

One week

Two weeks

4

H

81

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC1. interact in a courteous and disciplined manner with all

39

1

1

If a caregiver is teaching important social and life skills, she is teaching-

Positive discipline

Positive living

Positive working

Positive response

4

M

82

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC1. interact in a courteous and disciplined manner with all

39

1

2

In this picture we see a lady carrying the packages and little boy is carrying few packages. What do you think is the lady doing?

Teaching life to the boy

Teaching life skills by being model

Teaching struggles and how to overcome

Giving the boy a lot of work

4

E

83

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC2. dress appropriately and maintain a wellgroomed personality

39

2

4

A care giver needs to dressed comfortably, which one do you think it means-

4

E

84

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC2. dress appropriately and maintain a wellgroomed personality

39

3

3

Who among the following do you think is not well groomed as a baby care giver?

4

H

85

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC3. ensure not to argue with the employer/guest

39

1

2

If the guest is intoxicated you should never-

Talk

Argue

Comment

Make an eye contact

4

M

86

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC3. ensure not to argue with the employer/guest

39

1

1

What method you follow to handle guest requests and complaints?

Listen with concern and empathy

Talk with confidence

Be as polite as possible

Do not pay attention

4

E

87

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC4. listen attentively and answer back politely

39

1

3

In which of the situation can you find effective conversation going on?

4

E

88

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC4. listen attentively and answer back politely

39

1

1

While responding to a rude client you should be-

Calm

Standing straight

Drooped

Facing sideways

4

M

89

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC5. maintain personal hygiene

39

2

4

The habits like cleaning your body every day, washing your hands with soap after going to the toilet is-

Work etiquette

Communication skills

Life skills

Personal hygiene

4

E

90

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC5. maintain personal hygiene

39

6

2

The activities shown in the picture are part of personal hygiene, It is strictly followed to-

Dress professionally

Prevent disease causing germs

Look presentable

All of the above

4

H

91

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC5. maintain personal hygiene

39

2

3

From the following what should you use to wash your hands to prevent harmful germs?

4

E

92

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC6. follow hygiene practices at workplace, such as covering one’s mouth while coughing or sneezing, washing hands regularly etc

39

1

4

You are attending the baby and you accidently sneezed. How can you prevent baby from being infected?

4

E

93

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC6. follow hygiene practices at workplace, such as covering one’s mouth while coughing or sneezing, washing hands regularly etc

39

1

2

First step of hand washing is-

4

M

94

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC7. do not eat or chew while talking

39

1

2

"Eating manner like the one shown in the picture is not considered to be bad habit". Do you agree with the statement?

YES

NO

4

E

95

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC8. report any personal health issues related to injury, food, air and infectious diseases to the appropriate person

39

2

1

If baby suffers from any injury the care giver should immediately report to -

Parent

Neighbor

Both 1 and 2

4

M

96

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC8. report any personal health issues related to injury, food, air and infectious diseases to the appropriate person

39

3

3

If you find any symptoms which requires medical help what will you do as a caregiver?

Call parents and tell them to call for medical help

Wait till the symptoms subside or the disease worsens

Call for medical help immediately and inform the parents

Leave the house

4

H

97

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC9. establish and agree your work requirements with the person concerned

39

2

1

The only effective method to establish professional working relationships is through-

Communication

Control

Contact

Complaint

4

E

98

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC9. establish and agree your work requirements with the person concerned

39

3

1

Identify what is "X" in the picture.

Feedback

Work culture

Criticism

Negative response

4

H

99

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC10. report any kind of issue to the appropriate person

39

2

4

Select the responsibility of baby caregiver.

Provide responsible care for children

Uphold all safety standards

Maintain a professional attitude, respecting family privacy at all times

All of the above

4

E

100

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9902 (Display standards of hygiene and work etiquette)

PC10. report any kind of issue to the appropriate person

39

3

2

If you find any abusive accident happening to the baby you should report it to-

District court

Child protection and welfare report form

Women's welfare department

High court

4

H

101

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC1. perform first aid techniques including CPR in case of such a situation

37

2

4

The given guide is for which first aid technique?

Evacuation

Hypothermia

Direct Pressure on a Bleed

CPR

4

M

102

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC1. perform first aid techniques including CPR in case of such a situation

37

3

4

You found a victim who is unconscious. While performing first aid you need to monitor ABC. What does it stand for?

Alertness, bearing, and circulation

Airway, breathing, and cramps

Alertness, breathing, and circulation

Airway, breathing, and circulation

4

H

103

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC2. report any identified breaches in health, safety, and security to the designated person

37

1

2

Who is responsible for the health and safety in the workplace?

Employee

Employer

Both 1 and 2

4

E

104

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC2. report any identified breaches in health, safety, and security to the designated person

37

2

1

Hazards identified at the workplace during day to day activity must be reported to the -

Manager

Co-coordinator

Security guard

Senior official

4

H

105

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC3. identify any hazards and deal with them in safe and competent manner within the limits of one’s authority

37

1

2

How can you prevent slipping and falling at home?

Keep windows and door open

Keep the floors dry

Keep short curtains

Always shut the doors

4

E

106

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC3. identify any hazards and deal with them in safe and competent manner within the limits of one’s authority

37

2

4

Some of the most common hazards at home include-

Fire

Poisoning

Falls

All of the above

4

M

107

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC4. identify and wear appropriate cleaning gear for waste disposal as required

37

1.5

1

"Properly cleaned PPE can be disposed of as regular garbage". Is the statement true?

TRUE

FALSE

4

E

108

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC4. identify and wear appropriate cleaning gear for waste disposal as required

37

1.5

4

Identify what PPE is the lady wearing to clean the room.

Eye glass

Hair band

Wiping cloth

Glove

4

E

109

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC5. clean waste from the work area thoroughly and according to instructions

37

3

2

Which cleaning agents would you take to clean the house and other items?

4

H

110

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC6. collect and segregate waste according to type

37

1

1

Identify the category of waste-

Plastic waste

Paper waste

Food waste

Chemical waste

4

E

111

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC6. collect and segregate waste according to type

37

1

3

Different waste generated at households are-

Kitchen Waste, Living room waste, Toilet Waste and Garden waste

Food waste, paper waste, laundry waste and wet waste

Kitchen Waste, Dry waste, Sanitary Waste and e-waste

Kitchen waste and bathroom waste only

4

M

112

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC7. reduce the volume of waste through appropriate techniques and throw waste in appropriate waste container/ assigned bins

37

1

1

Every houses should be encouraged to keep the waste bins in the given manner for-

Segregation of waste

Dumping of waste

Collection of waste

Beautification of garden

4

H

113

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC7. reduce the volume of waste through appropriate techniques and throw waste in appropriate waste container/ assigned bins

37

1

2

General wastes are put in-

4

M

114

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC8. change disposable garbage bags when full and clean the waste bins regularly

37

1

4

How should you manage the waste bin to maintain cleanliness?

4

E

115

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC8. change disposable garbage bags when full and clean the waste bins regularly

37

1

2

"Disposable bags are emptied and used again". True or false?

TRUE

FALSE

4

E

116

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC9. inspect the work site and ensure they are clear of waste

37

5

3

It is major duty of the caregiver to ensure _________________ for the better care of baby.

Zero noise

Waste deposit

Cleanliness

None of the above

4

E

117

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC10. clean the place of dust or any particulate matters

37

4

2

To clean dust or any particulate matters you should use-

4

E

118

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC11. arrange for adequate ventilation

37

2

1

How is ventilation maintained in the given small room?

Open doors and windows as much to bring in fresh air and light

Make two doors

Install enough lighting

Remove unwanted furniture

4

H

119

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC12. make use of techniques to manage pollution such as noise, air etc

37

1

3

Which of the following causes noise pollution at home?

4

E

120

DWC/Q0202

Baby Caregiver (Non Clinical)

DWC/N9903                                 (Maintain a clean and secure working environment)

PC12. make use of techniques to manage pollution such as noise, air etc

37

2

4

How can you reduce noise pollution at household level?

Use earplugs

Remove or replace all equipments that makes sound

Do not use electronic devices

Turn off appliances when not in use

4

M

240