… 2011 Page 7 of 28 Define the Rules of the Discussion • Normalize it • “I’m going to ask you some questions about your life and how decisions you make may affect your health, these are … with your parents unless you want it to be…..with two important exceptions…if you told me that someone was hurting you or you were planning to hurt yourself or someone else I would want to get help for you.” Bright Futures Promoting Healthy Sexual …

… Savings Account Deduction. Applies to contributions made to a health savings account for someone enrolled in a high-deductible health plan, as specified on Form 8889. Contributions made … (the "trustee”) hold, manage, or administer the property for the benefit of the grantor or of someone designated by the grantor (the "beneficiary”). The term "trust” includes any legal … a deductible if a licensed medical practitioner or pharmacy provided the service or drug. Some examples of medical expenses are deductibles, copayments and premiums for BadgerCare Plus, …

… income an employee has earned. IEVS is an indicator that income was earned from that employer sometime during the 3 months of the work quarter identified. Do not use IEVS in calculations for … one of the following exemptions is met: 1. Is determined unfit for employment, which includes someone who is: a. Receiving temporary or permanent disability benefits from the government or a … criteria, as determined by the IM agency: • Determined unfit for employment, which includes someone who is: o Receiving temporary or permanent disability benefits from the FSET Handbook …

… (NEMT) dated 5-1- 2019. 11. Action Item: Sandy Popp will continue efforts to secure someone from Secretary Palm’s office to attend a GCPD meeting this fall or winter. B. Motion … prior to November voting. o It was suggested that the Committee continue its efforts to have someone from Secretary Palm’s office attend a future meeting. Sandy Popp will continue efforts to have someone from Secretary Palm’s office attend a GCPD meeting this fall or winter. See Action Item …

… or crawl.  Able to creep but not crawl.  Able to crawl but not creep. Requires a stander or someone to support the child’s weight in a standing position.  Cannot stand even if they have something to hold onto.  Does not have the strength in their legs to support their own weight.  … of steps.  Cannot pull to stand. Instead the screener would check “Requires a stander or someone to support the child’s weight in a standing position." … p00936-mobility.pdf … FS …

… Most people with hMPV will get better on their own without any medicine. However, there are some steps you can take that will lessen symptoms, including taking pain relievers and … when they cough or sneeze. The virus is found in droplets from the throat and nose. When someone coughs or sneezes, people around them may breathe in those droplets.  The virus can also spread when someone touches an object with the virus on it. If that person then uses their hands to touch …

… Problems with substance use only happen to certain kinds of people and are a result of someone’s own choices. Substance use disorders can happen to anyone, no matter their race, … type, income, etc. There are genetic, social, and psychological risk factors that can put some people at greater risk. Substance use has nothing to do with a person’s character. People …

… Sample Letter for Employers Dear Click here to enter text. Do you know someone who has memory problems, has trouble coming up with the right words, or easily becomes … with dementia through the nationally-recognized Wisconsin Music & Memory Program . If you or someone you know is living with Alzheimer's disease or another dementia, or if you are caring for …

… person. Common ways people can become sick are through person-to-person contact (e.g., when someone uses the bathroom and does not wash their hands properly and then touches objects or food, or when someone has sexual contact with an infected person) or through contaminated food or water. What are the signs and symptoms? What causes it? Some people with hepatitis A do not have any symptoms. Infants and young children tend to have …

… can get toxoplasmosis. Most people who are infected will not experience any symptoms. However, some people may develop flu-like illness or long-term effects, like vision problems. … Medications are available for people who are at risk of experiencing severe disease. Someone can become sick through eating raw or undercooked pork, lamb, goat, or wild game meat, or …

… How often? _________ 04 Does _____________________ review your care with you? Yes No 05 Does someone: (Use comment section.) Set up your medications? Yes No Hand you your medications? Yes No …

… no later than <Renewal Due Date>. 1. Review the information on the Application Summary. 2. If something on the Summary has changed, draw a line through the old information and print the new … the correct information about everyone’s income. Be sure to check this information closely. If someone in your household has income that is not on the Summary, tell us that information. Write … or Medicaid for the Elderly, Blind or Disabled, we also need information about assets. If someone in your household has assets that are not on the Summary, tell us that information on the …

… not covered by Medicaid. • The actual amount you pay each month for support payments to someone else. • A job credit if you are employed. If, after we subtract all of the credits from … or call 1-800-362-3002. If you apply online, you may need to talk with someone who works at your local agency after you submit the application. In many cases, this can be done over the telephone. You may need to mail, fax or take proof of some items (like your income, assets, bills, etc.) to the agency before you can start getting …

… the need for providers to request antimicrobial susceptibility testing when treating someone for Salmonella infection. Onset Dates: October 2015–October 2017 Confirmed Cases: 18 … Giardiasis is a diarrheal illness caused by the parasite Giardia. Once someone is infected with the parasite, the parasite lives in the intestines and the person sheds … Respiratory diseases are those that affect the lungs and someone’s breathing. There are three reportable conditions that primarily affect the respiratory …

… (08/2022) Flu is an illness caused by the influenza virus. Flu goes around every year, with some years being worse than others. In the U.S. it is more common in the fall and winter. People … when they cough or sneeze. The virus is found in droplets from the throat and nose. When someone coughs or sneezes, those droplets can be breathed in by people around them.  The virus …

… of Reality The opioid epidemic is growing. The use of illegal opioids (including heroin and some forms of fentanyl) and the misuse of prescription opioids are impacting people across … and fingernails. You may need to deliver more than one dose. Can I get in trouble for helping someone? Wisconsin laws state that any person may possess a medication to reverse an opioid …

… loss, and the largest risk factor is age. While the stereotype of a person with dementia is someone old and forgetful, memory loss is only one symptom among many, and cognitive changes or … becomes lost. Depression and anxiety are treatable conditions that can also occur when someone has Alzheimer’s disease. Vascular Dementia Vascular dementia can be the result of a large … when provided with a large sheet of paper and a dark marker to use when drawing. However, someone who is blind should not be asked to draw a clock. In place of the clock drawing task, use …

… in their homes or frequent exposure to pet rats are likely at higher risk of infection than someone who has very little contact with pet rats. Rat owners should practice good hand hygiene … Giardiasis is a diarrheal illness caused by the parasite Giardia. Once someone is infected with the parasite, the parasite lives in the intestines and the person sheds … and causes a generalized inflammatory response. People cannot catch rheumatic fever from someone else because it is an immune response and not an infection. Signs and symptoms of …