Cleaning, Sanitizing, Disinfecting and Laundering
This method of cleaning involves cleaning, then rinsing, then sanitizing or disinfecting.
What is the 3-step Method?
This is a fever, as defined by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
What is 100.4 degrees F?
These staff members are allowed to administer medication with the correct paperwork.
Who are Lead Teachers and Admin?
First Aid kits are inaccessible to children and are located here (name one).
What is the "grab and go" bags, each classroom, and in the Director's office?
Who is Executive Director Roseve Dionne?
These naptime items must be washed, rinsed, and sanitized weekly, before use by a different child, after a child has been ill, and as needed.
What are cots and mats?
This method can be used to take a child's temperature at school.
What is a digital forehead scan thermometer or digital thermometer placed under the arm?
The name of the form used to provide the prior written consent of a child's parent/guardian to administer a medication.
What is the Medication Authorization Form?
First aid kits do not contain these.
What are medications?
These drills are conducted and documented monthly.
What are fire drills?
Food-waste garbage cans in the classroom have two requirements.
What are tight-fitting lids and hands-free?
In order to keep track of ontagious illnesses (other than the common cold), this is kept, including the child's name, classroom, and type of illness.
What is an Illness Log?
These 5 non-medical products can be given or applied to a child by an early learning provider with written annual consent.
What are diaper ointment, sunscreen, lip balm or lotion, hand sanitizers or hand wipes with alcohol, and fluoride toothpaste?
First Aid kits should be checked and restocked at least this often.
These 3 drills are conducted and documented quarterly.
What are shelter in place, lockdown, and disaster drills?
Children with open cuts or sores on their hands should not use these two play options.
What are sensory play tables and water tables?
Children attending child care are required to be vaccinated or show proof of acquired immunity against these vaccine-preventable diseases (Name 3)
What is DTaP, Polio, MMR, Hepatitis B, Chicken Pox, Pneumococcal bacteria, or haemophilus influenzae type b?
Staff giving medications keep a written medication log on the back of the Authorization Form, including this information.
What is child's first and last name, name of medication that was given to the child, dose amount that was given to the child, the time and date the medication was given, and name and signature of staff member administering the medication?
These are the steps to take if a child experiences a serious injury or medical emergency.
What are assess the child and obtain supplies, administer first aid, call 911 (if necessary), call parent/guardian, record the injury on an Incident Report, and call the childcare licensor for serious incidents that require medical attention?
Evacuation routes and copies of our disaster preparedness plan/policy are posted here. You can also find the disaster plan here.
Where is in each classroom and in the parent information area in the lobby?
The amount of bleach to be added to 1 quart of water for disinfecting bathrooms and diapering stations.
What is 3 Tablespoons?
What is fever, vomiting, diarrhea, rash, open or oozing sores, lice, scabies, or sick appearance (headache, irritability, sore throat, fatigue)?
Prescription medications need to meet this criteria to be administered to a child in care.
What is prescribed by a health care provider for a specific child, labeled with required information, accompanied with a completed Medication Authorization Form signed by a parent/guardian, and only given to the child named on the prescription?
Each First Aid kit contains these 13 items. Name 6.
What are disposable gloves, thermometer, a CPR barrier with one-way valve, Band-Aids, Ice packs, current first aid guide, small scissors, triangular bandage or sling, adhesive tape, tweezers, hand sanitizer, sterile gauze pads, and elastic wrapping bandage?
Our center maintains a supply of food and water on site sufficient for this duration of time. Mt. Baker Care Center is responsible for stocking supplies.
What is 72 hours?