Question

which of the following should be placed in a crib with a sleeping child?
a pillow
blankets
stuffed animal
none of the above
question 17 of 20
the term \overlay\ refers to which of the following?
when an object blocks an infant’s airway
when a person is on top of or against an infant
when an infant is trapped or compressed between inanimate objects
all of the above

Explanation:

First Question (Which of the following should be placed in a crib with a sleeping child?)

For infant safety, pillows, blankets (loose ones), and stuffed animals in a crib pose suffocation or SIDS risks. So none of the listed items (pillow, blankets, stuffed animal) should be placed.

Overlay in infant safety is defined as when a person (like a caregiver) is on top of or against an infant, causing harm. The first option is airway obstruction (not overlay), the third is entrapment between objects (not overlay). So the correct definition is when a person is on top of or against an infant.

Answer:

D. None of the above

Second Question (The term “overlay” refers to which of the following?)