Bite-Sized Safety: Choking Prevention Quiz

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Quiz Questions

1.
Which of these foods is safest for a baby under 12 months?
- A.
  Whole grapes
- B.
  Peanuts
- C.
  Banana mashed or cut into small, soft pieces
- D.
  Raw carrot sticks
2.
How should you serve grapes to a baby to reduce choking risk?
- A.
  Whole
- B.
  Cut in half lengthwise
- C.
  Cut into quarters
- D.
  Flattened with a fork
3.
Which of these foods is considered a high choking risk for babies?
- A.
  Hard fruit
- B.
  Mince
- C.
  Bread
- D.
  Soft scrambled eggs
4.
What is the best way to introduce nut butters to a baby?
- A.
  Spread thickly on toast
- B.
  Serve with multiple other nut pastes
- C.
  Thinly spread on a piece of bread or mixed with yogurt
- D.
  Give a whole spoonful directly
5.
Which eating habit increases the risk of choking in babies?
- A.
  Eating with others
- B.
  Eating in an upright position
- C.
  Eating while walking or running
- D.
  Sitting at a table for meals
6.
If a baby is coughing forcefully while choking, what should you do?
- A.
  Give back blows immediately
- B.
  Encourage them to keep coughing
- C.
  Try to remove the object with your fingers
- D.
  Turn them upside down
7.
What is the first step in helping a choking baby under 1 year old if their cough becomes weaker or are making a noise when breathing
- A.
  Perform abdominal thrusts
- B.
  Lay them face-down on your arm and give five firm back blows
- C.
  Hold them upright and shake them gently
- D.
  Offer them a sip of water
8.
If back blows don’t work, what should you do next?
- A.
  Give five chest thrusts
- B.
  Try to pull the object out with your fingers
- C.
  Call emergency services and wait
- D.
  Turn them upside down and pat their back
9.
If a baby stops breathing while choking, what should you do?
- A.
  Continue back blows until help arrives
- B.
  Give them a drink of water to wash down the object
- C.
  Start CPR and call emergency services
- D.
  Try to scoop the object out with your fingers
10.
Which of these actions is NOT safe to do when a baby is choking?
- A.
  Giving back blows
- B.
  Holding them face-down along your arm
- C.
  Blindly sticking your fingers in their mouth to remove the object
- D.
  Calling emergency services

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Time for a Safety Refresher
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Oh dear, time for a proper chat about first aid!It looks like your baby safety smarts might need a little top-up. Don’t worry—everyone has an off day, and even the most brilliant of us need a refresher now and then. Pop over to a first aid course, sharpen those skills, and soon you'll be sorting things out faster than you can say “Don't eat that!”
2.
Learning in Progress
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Not too shabby, but there's room for a spot of improvement.It's a bit like brewing the perfect cuppa—sometimes you need a tad more time and a few extra tips to get it just right. Brush up your skills and soon you'll be handling emergencies with the ease of a seasoned pro. Remember: even the best of us need a refresher now and then!
3.
Safety Savvy Parent
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Smashing job!You're well on top of your game and clearly not a muppet when it comes to preventing choking mishaps. A little nudge here and there, and you'll be as sharp as a tack. Consider a spot of extra reading, and you'll be the go-to guru for all things baby first aid!
4.
Choking Prevention Pro
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Brilliant, you absolute legend!Your baby safety game is as tight as a drum. You've mastered the art of food prep and first aid like a mini-Medical Officer of the Nursery. Keep calm, carry on, and do let the neighbours know—you're the bee's knees when it comes to baby first aid!