Nappy Changing Procedures Quiz

What is the first step in ensuring hygiene during nappy changing?

• Put on a pair of gloves

• Wash your hands thoroughly

• Lay the child on the changing mat

• Dispose of the used nappy

Which of the following is a safe nappy changing technique?

• Leaving the child unattended on the changing table

• Never leave your hands on the child during the nappy changing time

• Changing the nappy on the floor without a mat

• Using a dirty nappy to clean the child

Why is it important to change gloves after each use?

• To make it look new

• To prevent the spread of germs

• To save time for the next change

• To avoid using too many cleaning products

What should you do with a soiled nappy?

• Leave it on the changing table

• Dispose of it in a designated nappy bin

• Rinse it in the sink

• Place it in a regular rubbish bin

Which of the following is NOT recommended during nappy changing?

• Talking to the child to keep them calm

• Using a clean wipe for each area

• Reusing wipes to save resources

• Washing your hands after changing

What is the purpose of using a barrier cream during nappy changing?

• To make the nappy smell nice

• To prevent nappy rash

• To make the nappy fit better

• To keep the nappy in place

How should you position the child on the changing table for safety?

• With their head hanging off the edge

• In the centre of the table

• With their feet touching the floor

• On their side

What is the recommended way to clean your hands after changing a nappy?

• Use a dry towel

• Rinse with cold water

• Wash with soap and warm water

• Wipe with a dry tissue

Why is it important to have all supplies ready before starting a nappy change?

• To avoid leaving the child unattended

• To make the process longer

• To use more supplies

• To keep the child entertained

What should you do if the changing mat is damaged?

• Continue using it until it is unusable

• Repair it with tape

• Replace it immediately

• Cover it with a towel