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… — Provider Date Signed Puts a toy on the floor Gives the toy to the mother Puts on some clothing alone Return to clinic in _____ months. Uses spoons well, spilling very little Washes … toy to the mother: Gives the toy to the mother: OGives the toy to the mother: OPuts on some clothing alone: NOPuts on some clothing alone: Puts on some clothing alone: RPuts on some clothing alone: RUses spoons well, …

… 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 storing clothing in plastic bags for 10 days is also effective in killing mites, lice, and nymphs MRSA: …

… not be able to pay for: ∙ Medical care, which would put your health or life at risk ∙ Food ∙ Clothing ∙ Shelter ∙ Other necessities of life How to Request an Undue Hardship Waiver To request … one of the following: ∙ Medical care, which would put your health or life at risk; ∙ Food; ∙ Clothing; ∙ Shelter; or ∙ Other necessities of life. b. If you applied for any of these programs: … your medical and remedial needs and o An estimate of your monthly costs for food, shelter, clothing, and other necessities of life. EX AM PL E PIN: 9876543210 Date: MM/DD/CCYY Page 4 of 5 …

… litter. If venturing in these areas, avoid overgrown grass and brush.11,12 Wear light-colored clothing so ticks can be easily spotted. Long- sleeved shirts and pants should be tucked into … skin contact.11 Use repellents. Repellents with 20 to 30% DEET may be applied to skin and clothing to provide protection for several hours.11,12 Treat clothing with permethrin. Clothing may also be treated with 0.5% permethrin, an insecticide that …

… area is designated, park at least 100 feet upwind of accident scene. 2. Don protective clothing. Wear gloves, booties, and coveralls. 3. Remove victim from immediate area of suspected … hospital as soon as possible to allow time to prepare receiving area. 6. Remove victim’s clothing, if possible, and wrap victim in a clean sheet or similar covering. Wisconsin Department … dhsenvhealth@wi.gov | P-01627 (10/2016) 7. Prior to leaving scene, remove outer protective clothing and change gloves. Clothing and non- essential equipment should remain within the …

… regarding the 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. If …

… forehead or the top of eye protection before removing  Do not rub eyes with dirty hands or clothing  Remind each other every time you see someone not wearing safety glasses  Look around … shaped leaflets, alternatively arranged):  Learn to recognize native poisonous plants  Wash clothing and tools exposed to the plant since allergens can remain active for years and can be transported to other places or objects  Wear protective clothing on areas that might be exposed to poison ivy or other poisonous plants  “Leaves of …

… shirt, long pants, and high socks with pant cuffs tucked into the socks. Wear light-colored clothing so ticks are easier to see. Walk in the center of trails and try not to brush up against … shower after coming in from outside to remove insect repellent and any ticks on the body. Put clothing worn outside in dryer on high for at least 10 minutes to kill any ticks that may still …