Which of the following is safe for use in the infant-care environment?
A. Toys or objects with a diameter of less than 1 and 1/4 inches.
B. Toys and objects with small detachable parts.
C. Toys or objects with attached cords or strings longer than 12 inches.
D. Plastic bags
E. Styrofoam packing material
F. None of the above

Question

Which of the following is safe for use in the infant-care environment? 
A. Toys or objects with a diameter of less than 1 and 1/4 inches. 
B. Toys and objects with small detachable parts. 
C. Toys or objects with attached cords or strings longer than 12 inches. 
D. Plastic bags 
E. Styrofoam packing material 
F. None of the above

GinnyAnswer · Answer

None of the options listed are safe for use in the infant-care environment. All present potential hazards such as choking or suffocation. Therefore, the safest answer is F, none of the above. ;

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