This course covers Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID), formerly called SIDS, and Abusive Head Trauma.

This course includes a certificate showing 2 CEUs for the enrollee after successfully completing the quiz.

Group discounts are available, contact us to arrange pricing.

Part one: SUID (SIDS) Safe to Sleep

Upon completion of this self-learning class all staff persons, caregivers or helpers assisting in the care of infants and young children will be able to:

1. Describe the difference between the definition of SIDS and SUID.
2. Identify at least 5 facts about SUID.
3. Explain how the diagnosis of SUID is made.
4. Describe the triple risk model theory related to the three main risk factors for SIDS.
5. Identify 5 ways to provide a safe sleep environment.
6. Describe the phenomenon of “unaccustomed prone sleeping”.
7. Identify MN Child Care safe sleep regulations.

Part two: AHT (SBS) Reducing the Risk

1. Describe the difference between AHT and SBS.
2. Identify at least 3 facts about AHT/SBS.
3. Identify strategies to prevent AHT/ABS