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… 8. Visitor attire cannot have any of the following: a. Exposed undergarments. b. Clothing with revealing holes, tears, or slits. c. Clothing or accessories with obscene or profane writing, images, or pictures. d. Gang-related clothing, headwear, shoes, logos, or insignias. e. Transparent/translucent (see-through) …

… after voiding and/or having a bowel movement. Consider the resident’s need for both managing clothing and perineal/perianal cleansing. To protect and promote the health and safety of the … people of Wisconsin 27 Section GG0130C Toileting Hygiene ▪ Included: Managing undergarments, clothing, and incontinence products, performing perineal/perianal cleansing before and after … lower- limb prosthesis, and management of buttons and/or fasteners. ▪ Excluded: Any clothing or device that covers the foot and is considered footwear. To protect and promote the …

… “Bathing” means cleansing all surfaces of the body and includes assistance with changing clothing, getting in and out of the tub or shower, wetting, soaping, and rinsing skin, shampooing … activities with 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. Upper Body Upper … is able to dress the upper body without assistance or is able to dress him- or herself if clothing is laid out or handed to him or her. |_| B. Member is able to dress the upper body by …

… Safety Timing Pouring / measuring Cutting / spreading Eating techniques PERSONAL MANAGEMENT Clothing care and ID F-20224 2 Goal Topic Comments Money ID Grooming / hygiene Diabetic issues … / spreading: Off Completed Cutting / spreading: Off Comment - Cutting / spreading: Check - Clothing care and ID: Off Completed Clothing care and ID: Off Comment - Clothing care and ID: Check - Grooming / hygiene: Off …

… appropriate 2 + other single words Points to a named part of the body P.S. Removes a piece of clothing SIGNATURE — Provider Date Signed Drinks from a cup alone Uses spoon with spilling … NOPoints to a named part of the body: Points to a named part of the body: RRemoves a piece of clothing: ORemoves a piece of clothing: Genitalia - 1: NORemoves a piece of clothing: RDrinks from a cup alone: NODrinks from a …

… and Cleaning Phase  The bleach solu on is irrita ng and harmful to the skin, eyes, and clothing. Avoid direct contact with the bleach by wearing rubber gloves, respirator, and goggles …

… Puts a toy under the table Puts a toy on the floor Gives a toy to the mother P.S. Removes own clothing SIGNATURE — Provider Date Signed Imitates simple housework Uses spoon with spilling … a toy to the mother: NOGives a toy to the mother: Gives a toy to the mother: RRemoves own clothing: ORemoves own clothing: NORemoves own clothing: OImitates simple housework: NOImitates simple housework: …

… touching, any kind of sex) while you are sick. Do not share objects like bedding, towels, clothing or utensils with others while you have symptoms. Be sure to wash or disinfect any items … likely to occur at the event you plan to attend. • Do not share objects like bedding, towels, clothing, or utensils with someone with mpox. Is mpox contagious? Mpox does not spread easily … have healed and a fresh layer of skin has formed. Remember to wash any bedding, towels, or clothing that have had contact with the infectious rash or body fluids. Standard household …

… occupations that involve lead may bring lead home on their hands, hair, shoes, and clothes. Clothing and shoes should be changed and left at work site or in basement or entryway of home. If … remove dust that may contain lead. Rugs washed by machine should be done separately from other clothing. Rinse machine between loads. 4. Cover lead painted surfaces to prevent access until …

… 'Strip search' means a search in which the patient is required to remove all of his or her clothing. Permissible inspection includes examination of the patient's clothing and body and visual inspection of his or her body cavities." DHS 94.02, Wis. Admin. Code … search is defined as a search in which the patient is required to remove all of his or her clothing. The clothing and body of the patient can be examined and a visual check can be …

… or DEET. These repellents have been studied the most and have proven to offer extra protec on. Clothing  Wear long‐sleeved shirts, long pants, socks, and shoes. Mosquitoes may bite through thin clothing. It is recommended to spray clothes with a reliable repellent such as permethrin.   Permethrin  This repellent and insec cide used on clothing helps to repel and kill arthropods like mosquitoes. This product has been known to con …

… and closed-toe shoes. Use insect repellent on clothes, since mosquitoes can bite through clothing. Use screens on windows and doors of your home, and check that there are no holes in …

… buttons but can pull buttoned shirts off over head.  Unable to undo fasteners on the backs of clothing. 6.9 Dressing 0- 6 m os 6- 12 m os 12 -1 8 m os 18 -2 4 m os 24 -3 6 m os 36 m os -4 y … item on the functional screen should NOT be checked. Needs physical assistance with getting clothing on/off. At this age it is expected that typically developing children can dress … to hold pants while a child steps into them or help pull a shirt over the child’s head.  Puts clothing on by self but clothing is inside out, or backwards or shoes are on the wrong feet.  …