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

In order to receive a certificate of completion or Social Work CEU's, participant must score at least an 80% on the quiz portion of this survey. Quiz questions are identified. The evaluation portion of this survey measures training outcomes and is used for quality assurance purposes. 
1.Please enter your contact information.
2.Please list all county/ies in which your organization provides services.
3.Please indicate if you require a general certificate or certificate to obtain Social Work CEU's.
4.If you require Social Work CEUs, please provide your license number.
5.Quiz Question: Pediatric drug exposure is when a child is passively or actively exposed to a substance.
6.Quiz Question: Potential types of ingestions include:
7.Quiz Question: Which of the following is a risk factor for child ingestions:
8.Quiz Question: Child-resistant packaging prevents child ingestions.
9.Quiz Question: Safe medication storage includes:
10.Quiz Question: At what age is it safe to administer Naloxone (Narcan) nasal spray to someone after a suspected opioid overdose?
11.After attending this training, I understand the risks of all ingestions, including OTC, prescribed medications, and illicit substances.
12.After attending this training, I am able to identify the risks to children attributed to unsafe medication storage by caregivers.
13.After attending this training, I understand how to safely store medication and can also teach caregivers how to safely store medication.
14.Please provide any additional feedback in the comment box, below.
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