• I washed my hands. • I disinfected the changing mat and washed my hands again then put on the glows. • I laid the baby down on the changing mat. • I took of baby’s trousers. • I opened up a new clean diaper and placed the back half under baby.
B. Now we begin to wash our wig with shampoo, conditioner and rinse. 1. Place wig in on head or set. 2.
By standing too close to the sink it may spread any contamination to your cloths. Then, turn on the faucet and adjust the temperature so that the water is warm. If the water temperature is too hot or too cold it can dry out and chap your skin causing your skin to crack and cracked skin can allow infections into your body. Then, wet your hands by placing them under the flow of water, apply liquid soap, and work soap into a lather by rubbing your palms together and rub the soap in between your fingers for at least thirty seconds. Rubbing your hands together helps in the removal of microorganisms and other germs from the surface of your skin.
Lastly, you should take a sanitizer spray and spray the diaper changing mat leave the spray on for thirty seconds and then wipe the area with a paper towel. Also, you should wash your hands and the child’s hands with soap and running water for thirty seconds. That is how to change a baby’s diaper with all the materials you need close to
Make sure you have given the baby a toy or whatever you have decided to use. Now that the baby has there attention focus on a toy, take out your clean Pamper and wipes. Undress the baby waist down or enough so that the clothes don't get messed up. Place the new pamper under the baby's bottom. Pull the front of the pamper up out keep it laying flat.
As one touches people, surfaces, and objects throughout the day, germs accumulate on ones hands. We have always been taught to wash our hands after using the restroom and before we eat. What about during and after preparing food, treating wounds or caring for a sick person? How about blowing your nose, coughing or sneezing, handling garbage, household chemicals, or anything that could be contaminated or simply shaking hands with someone else? All of these situations call for proper hand washing technique.
Then, fill the bucket with water and mix with one ounce of soap per gallon of water. After filling the bucket, spray down the entire car once with the hose, then scrub the car down with the soapy and rinse as you go. As soon as you’re done with that, you need to use a dry towel to dry of the wet car, before the sun dries it and leaves water spots. The next step is to wax the vehicle. It’s best to do this in the shade.
Comb these two sections out of your way off to the sides of the head. To make the next two parts go behind either ear and part the hair straight across the head to the opposite ear. Comb the hair into the four separate sections and clip them. Now begin preparing the color. Open the bottle of tint and empty the contents into the plastic bowl.
Hands should be washed: · After visiting the toilet · Before handling food · When the hands are visibly soiled. · Before a ‘clean’ procedure. · After a ‘dirty’ procedure, even if gloves were worn. · Between care
We could use a sponge, a towel or a mop. Which do you prefer?" Erika choses the sponge, while Brigette and Janitha use the mop; together they all clean up the spilled paint and the hand and foot prints. Response to Scenario #2 1. Is this scenario developmentally appropriate for the children?