… Syrup of Ipecac, Poison Control Phone Number. Crawling, Rolling, Reaching. Coffee Cups, Table Cloths. Pot Handles, Cupboards, Sockets & Cords, Glass Objects, Plants, Shoes, Teething, Walker … sockets, remove cords or block them with pieces of large furniture or tape to the wall, table cloths may be pulled off. Remove all breakable objects and plants from the baby's reach. Coffee …

… your health? Wisconsin has a groundwater standard of 1,000 micrograms per liter (µg/L) for clothianidin. If the level of clothianidin in your drinking water is above this, you should find a way to obtain safe water. …

… and gowns when handling the vaccine vial and when vaccinating. --to protect hands, skin, and clothing from contamination --It is possible to contaminate gowns and gloves with the vaccinia … How would you dispose of used PPE? How would you dispose of the cleaning items (towels, rags, cloths)? * --gown, gloves, surgical mask --one has to assume a GI illness that is spread by … that may be aerosolized during the clean-up process --remove visible soilage first with a cloth or paper towel, then disinfect the area with a freshly made (within 24 hours) 1:100 …

… your job or your hobbies. Lead dust is hard to see and can travel easily on your hair, skin, clothes, shoes, and tools. Lead is dangerous for everyone but especially for young children.  … since their bodies are so small.  Children spend lots of time on the floor and tend to put things in their mouths, which makes them more likely to get lead poisoned.  When you go home, … Use good safety practices to lower how much lead you come in contact with.  Wear protective clothing at work so lead dust doesn’t get on your clothes.  Use cold, damp methods to remove …

… tools used as part of the grant project. Please read through the grant team experience, think about how it could work in your community, and adapt the resources as needed. The goal in … Using insect repellent does not protect against tick bites. o Yes o No o Not sure 7. Putting clothing in the dryer for at least 10 minutes (or longer if clothes are wet) will kill any … (check all that apply) o DEET (Example: Off!) o Permethrin o Pre-treated tick repellent clothing o Picaridin o BioUD o IR3535 (Examples: Skinsosoft and Skinsmart) o Essential oils o …

… sani zer, moist towele es, plas c es, and garbage bags  Local maps for evacua on Change of clothes (including rain jacket, gloves, hat, etc.) WHAT TO DO IF YOU ARE OUTSIDE DURING A … RELEASE In a Vehicle  Find the nearest building and go inside. Cover your mouth with a cloth while traveling from your car to the building.9  If there are no buildings around, close … vic ms un l contamina on source has been iden fied.  How to Dispose of Contaminated Clothing  Quickly remove clothing that has come into direct contact with a chemical. Cut off …

… to avoid infecting themselves and others by keeping the site bandaged and covered with clothing at all times, including during sleep. For more information, see the following CDC … Do not let animals sniff or have any direct contact with the vaccination site or the bandages, clothing, sheets, towels, etc. that touch the scab. • Keep pets out of the room when a vaccinated person is changing bandages or changing clothes. • Before allowing your pet back into the room after a bandage has been changed, dispose …

… comes. This manual is the first step you can take to be prepared and informed! Here are some things you can do to get started: 1. Set up a meeting. Talk with everyone in your household. … • Leave a note telling others when you left and where you are going. • Wear sturdy shoes and clothing that provides some protection such as long pants, long-sleeved shirts, and a cap. • … possible hypothermia includes keeping the person warm with blankets, quilts, towels, or warm clothing. Make sure the individual’s head and neck are covered, and handle the person gently. …

… CHEMICAL SPILL AND HEALTH CONNECTION HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF  Safely dispose of contaminated clothing. If your clothing has come into contact with a dangerous chemical, cut it off rather than pulling it over your head. Put the clothes into a plastic bag, using tongs to handle contaminated clothing. Put the tongs into the … of your “contamination bag” for proper disposal.  Make a disaster emergency kit. Important things to include in your kit: three-day supply of food and water, can opener, cell phone and …

… al to safety during winter weather. If you must work outside, dress properly, change into dry  clothes o en, and if you get wet, change into dry clothes when you return indoors. Winter clothing sugges ons  include:   Scarf, mi ens, and a hat   Several layers of loose‐fi ng clothing that cover legs and arms   Outerwear that is wind and water resistant    …

… or body fluids can be contained. h. Do not share personal items such as razors, towels or clothing with others. Towels, clothing, and linens heavily soiled with wound drainage should be laundered in hot water and … ways to protect against CA MRSA infections is to keep skin intact. Using protective gloves and clothing when performing activities likely to cause punctures, scratches, cuts, abrasions or …