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… Scabies (Sarcoptes scabiei, mite infestation) Person-to-person, contaminated bedding, towels, clothing 2-6 weeks; usually 4-6 weeks; 1- 4 days if previously infected Intense itching … Lice and Scabies: Avoid sharing and storing together personal items such as headgear, combs, clothing, and bedding; machine wash clothing, bedding, or cloth toys in water over 129°F and dry on hot setting; dry cleaning or …

… Light Switches 12 Personal Management 13 Money 13 Brushing Your Teeth 15 Personal Grooming 16 Clothing 17 3 Table of Contents (continued) Food Preparation and Eating 19 Food Preparation 19 … where to apply makeup or begin shaving. This will ensure that it is even on both sides. 17 Clothing Identify and keep track of your clothing with the following tips: • Differentiate between pieces of clothing by using tactile …

… use of patient funds? |_| Yes |_| No 2. If “Yes,” briefly explain the policy.       DHS 94.26 CLOTHING AND LAUNDRY (1) Inpatients shall be permitted to wear their own clothing as authorized under s. 51.61(1)(q), Stats., and this section. 1. If inpatients do not have enough of their own clothing, so you furnish appropriate non-institutional clothing of proper size? |_| Yes |_| No 2. …

… and Preven on recommends that adults use repellents with 20%‐30% DEET on exposed skin and clothing to prevent ck bites. Permethrin is also effec ve against cks and lasts for days to weeks, but should only be applied to clothes and not directly to the skin.  Clothing  Wear long sleeves, long pants, and long socks to keep cks on the outside of clothing. Light colored clothing will help you spot cks. Tuck shirts into pants and pants into …

… and clear the metal detector. To ease the entrance process, visitors should avoid wearing clothing with metal attached (e.g., undergarments with underwire, buckles, snaps, metal buttons). … apparel is considered inappropriate and will result in denial of entry: • Transparent clothing. • Shorts that are shorter than fingertip length (i.e., standing naturally with arms … tube, or halter-tops. • Tops that expose the midriff. • Underwear worn on the outside of clothing. • Clothing with revealing holes or tears above fingertip level. • Clothing or …

… - - - - - - - - - • Work Practice Controls - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • Protective Work Clothing and Equipment - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - … cosmetics. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Employer must assure that protective work clothing and equipment are not worn in eating areas or away from workplace. Employer must provide … irritation exists. - Must warn person who cleans/launders contaminated laundry. - Must assure clothing is changed in changing areas only. - Must provide container for contaminated clothing. - …

… means cleansing all surfaces of the body and bathing includes assistance with changing clothing, getting in and out of the tub or shower; wetting, soaping, and rinsing skin; shampooing … related to garment closures (e.g., zippers, buttons) at the back of the garment. Typical clothing changes are from sleepwear to daywear and from daywear to sleepwear. Do not include … Body A. Member is able to dress upper body without assistance or is able to dress self if clothing is laid out or handed to the person: • Member is independent in dressing upper body and …

… 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 bag too. Seal the first plastic bag inside of a second one. Then …

… through and clear the metal detector. To expedite the process, visitors should avoid wearing clothing with metal attached (buckles, snaps, metal buttons, bib overalls) and refrain from … visiting area at WRC stresses a "family" atmosphere, as family and friends are all ages. 17. Clothing attire for visits. The following apparel is considered unacceptable and will result in the denial of visit: • Watches • Transparent/translucent clothing • Shorts shorter than fingertip length, skirts, or dresses shorter than fingertip …