Bedside Helpers for Sick Kids

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is a bedside helper in a hospital?

   1. A special kind of hospital pillow
   2. A robot that walks around the hospital hallways
   3. A phone app that only works at home
   4. A tablet by the bed with AI that can read stories, answer questions, and call a nurse

2. Which feature of a bedside helper is described as the most important?

   1. The game button
   2. The music button
   3. The movie button
   4. The nurse call button

3. Why do hospitals give kids bedside tablets?

   1. To make the room less boring and get help quickly when needed
   2. Because the tablets are free for everyone
   3. To replace visits from doctors and nurses
   4. So kids can play video games all day long

4. What does the AI inside a bedside helper primarily do?

   1. Diagnoses what disease you have
   2. Gives you shots and medicine
   3. Drives the hospital around
   4. Connects you to a real person like a nurse fast

5. When should you press the nurse call button on a bedside helper?

   1. Any time something feels off — never wait
   2. Only for very serious emergencies
   3. Only when a parent is in the room
   4. Only during daytime hours

6. The lesson says bedside helpers give you 'company' plus what else?

   1. A snack menu
   2. Free movies every day
   3. A quick way to get help
   4. Toys and games

7. What is a nurse call on a bedside helper?

   1. A button that sends a message to get a nurse to your room quickly
   2. A loud speaker that announces your name
   3. A phone number you call from home
   4. A way to talk to other patients

8. At what time of day can a bedside helper read stories?

   1. At night
   2. Only in the morning
   3. Only in the afternoon
   4. Only at noon

9. What is a schedule on a bedside helper?

   1. A game you can play
   2. A list of what will happen during your day in the hospital
   3. A movie you can watch
   4. A book you can read

10. Can a bedside helper answer simple questions about a medical procedure?

    1. Only if the doctor approves
    2. No, it cannot answer any questions
    3. Yes, it can answer simple questions
    4. Only if a parent is present

11. What should you do if you don't understand something about your medicine or care?

    1. Guess what it means
    2. Ask the bedside helper a question about it
    3. Ask a stranger who walks by
    4. Ignore it and don't ask

12. What year does the lesson say the information was reviewed?

    1. 2020
    2. 2015
    3. 2026
    4. 2030

13. Why is it important not to wait when something feels wrong in the hospital?

    1. Nurses get upset if you call too much
    2. Your parents will be angry
    3. Problems can get worse if you wait too long
    4. The tablet might stop working

14. What makes a hospital room feel less lonely, according to the big idea in this lesson?

    1. A bedside helper
    2. A TV in the room
    3. A favorite toy from home
    4. A window with a view

15. What is a bedside tablet?

    1. A book you read in bed at home
    2. A special pillow that plays music
    3. A toy that talks
    4. A computer screen that sits next to a hospital bed