Up And Away: Keeping Children Safe From Ingestions with Safe Medication Storage Survey

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* 1. Please enter your contact information.

Name

Company

Address

City/Town

State/Province

Email Address

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* 2. Please list all county/ies in which your organization provides services.

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* 3. Please indicate if you require a general certificate or certificate to obtain Social Work CEU's.

General attendance

KY Board of Social Work

No certificate is needed

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* 4. If you require Social Work CEUs, please provide your license number.

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* 5. Quiz Question: Pediatric drug exposure is when a child is passively or actively exposed to a substance.

True

False

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* 6. Quiz Question: Potential types of ingestions include:

OTC Medications

Illicit Substances

Prescribed Medications

All of the Above

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* 7. Quiz Question: Which of the following is a risk factor for child ingestions:

Substance use in the home

Unsafe medication storage

Prescription medication in the home

A caregiver with substance use disorder

Inappropriate supervision of children

All of the above

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* 8. Quiz Question: Child-resistant packaging prevents child ingestions.

True

False

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* 9. Quiz Question: Safe medication storage includes:

Storing medications out of reach of children

Storing medications in a locked container

Knowing how many doses remain in a bottle

All of the above

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* 10. Quiz Question: At what age is it safe to administer Naloxone (Narcan) nasal spray to someone after a suspected opioid overdose?

2 years of age and older

65 years of age and younger

All ages

Ages 5 to 55 years old

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* 11. After attending this training, I understand the risks of all ingestions, including OTC, prescribed medications, and illicit substances.

Strongly Agree

Agree

Neutral

Disagree

Strongly Disagree

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* 12. After attending this training, I am able to identify the risks to children attributed to unsafe medication storage by caregivers.

Strongly Agree

Agree

Neutral

Disagree

Strongly Disagree

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* 13. After attending this training, I understand how to safely store medication and can also teach caregivers how to safely store medication.

Strongly Agree

Agree

Neutral

Disagree

Strongly Disagree

Up And Away: Keeping Children Safe From Ingestions with Safe Medication Storage

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* 1. Please enter your contact information.

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* 2. Please list all county/ies in which your organization provides services.

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* 3. Please indicate if you require a general certificate or certificate to obtain Social Work CEU's.

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* 4. If you require Social Work CEUs, please provide your license number.

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* 5. Quiz Question: Pediatric drug exposure is when a child is passively or actively exposed to a substance.

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* 6. Quiz Question: Potential types of ingestions include:

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* 7. Quiz Question: Which of the following is a risk factor for child ingestions:

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* 8. Quiz Question: Child-resistant packaging prevents child ingestions.

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* 9. Quiz Question: Safe medication storage includes:

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* 10. Quiz Question: At what age is it safe to administer Naloxone (Narcan) nasal spray to someone after a suspected opioid overdose?

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* 11. After attending this training, I understand the risks of all ingestions, including OTC, prescribed medications, and illicit substances.

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* 12. After attending this training, I am able to identify the risks to children attributed to unsafe medication storage by caregivers.

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* 13. After attending this training, I understand how to safely store medication and can also teach caregivers how to safely store medication.

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* 14. Please provide any additional feedback in the comment box, below.