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en MA 33 Proper Hygiene:Quality of a healthy environment Dehydration:Very dry mouth Heat Exhaustion:Salt depletion & dizziness Isolation Area:Area for a child who's ill Safety Hazards: Environment dangers Nutrition:Foods we eat & how our body uses them Sanitize: Something that has been cleaned w/chemicals Immunizations: Administration of a vaccine for body defense Clean:Removal of dirt & debris by washing w/soap & water Vaccine:substance used to stimulate production of antibodies for immunity against diseases Communicable disease:sickness that can spread from one person to the next Evacuation Plan: Procedure for getting children & staff to safety during an emergency Appetite Appearance Activity: Qualities of a healthy child Poor Appetite: a symptom that a child may be sick Florida State Statutes:402.305 describes licensing standards for child care programs Suspension or termination:Penalty for lying in a child care facility American w/Disabilities act:Civil rights laws prohibiting discrimination based on disability Patterns at 1,000-1,400: Calorie needs of USDA recommendations for children 2-8 years Teaching a child safe behavior: A way a caregiver can help prevent a child from having accidents Sneezing: A method in which a disease can be transmitted Bacteria: single-celled organisms that are spiral or rod shaped, either single or in chains Fungi: member of a group of eukaryotic organisms that includes microorganisms such as molds Virus:a small infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of other organisms Parasite: Organism that lives on or inside of other organisms of another species www.myflfamilies.com: Website to obtain current rules a regulations DCF: Department of Children & Families FAC:Florida Administrative Code - created rules & enforced by the Department of Children and Families, even though they don't always follow it themselves Local Licensing Agencies: This agency is responsible for making sure child care facilities are inspected. Custodial Parent:A parent who has been awarded custody of children after a divorce. Six:For children 1 year of age or older, but under 2 years of age, there must be one staff member for every ____children. Abandonment:the desertion of a child without arranging for his reasonable care or supervision. Nutritional neglect:when a child is undernourished or is repeatedly hungry for long periods of time (800) 962-2873:Florida Abuse Hotline

1.	Proper Hygiene	A.	Procedure for getting children & staff to safety during an emergency
2.	Dehydration	B.	Penalty for lying in a child care facility
3.	Heat Exhaustion	C.	Foods we eat & how our body uses them
4.	Isolation Area	D.	A way a caregiver can help prevent a child from having accidents
5.	Safety Hazards	E.	A method in which a disease can be transmitted
6.	Nutrition	F.	Quality of a healthy environment
7.	Sanitize	G.	the desertion of a child without arranging for his reasonable care or supervision.
8.	Immunizations	H.	Something that has been cleaned w/chemicals
9.	Clean	I.	Civil rights laws prohibiting discrimination based on disability
10.	Vaccine	J.	Website to obtain current rules a regulations
11.	Communicable disease	K.	Florida Abuse Hotline
12.	Evacuation Plan	L.	Removal of dirt & debris by washing w/soap & water
13.	Appetite Appearance Activity	M.	Administration of a vaccine for body defense
14.	Poor Appetite	N.	Organism that lives on or inside of other organisms of another species
15.	Florida State Statutes	O.	For children 1 year of age or older, but under 2 years of age, there must be one staff member for every ____children.
16.	Suspension or termination	P.	Environment dangers
17.	American w/Disabilities act	Q.	a small infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of other organisms
18.	Patterns at 1,000-1,400	R.	Calorie needs of USDA recommendations for children 2-8 years
19.	Teaching a child safe behavior	S.	A parent who has been awarded custody of children after a divorce.
20.	Sneezing	T.	member of a group of eukaryotic organisms that includes microorganisms such as molds
21.	Bacteria	U.	substance used to stimulate production of antibodies for immunity against diseases
22.	Fungi	V.	This agency is responsible for making sure child care facilities are inspected.
23.	Virus	W.	a symptom that a child may be sick
24.	Parasite	X.	sickness that can spread from one person to the next
25.	www.myflfamilies.com	Y.	Qualities of a healthy child
26.	DCF	Z.	Very dry mouth
27.	FAC	A1.	single-celled organisms that are spiral or rod shaped, either single or in chains
28.	Local Licensing Agencies	B1.	Florida Administrative Code - created rules & enforced by the Department of Children and Families, even though they don't always follow it themselves
29.	Custodial Parent	C1.	when a child is undernourished or is repeatedly hungry for long periods of time
30.	Six	D1.	Salt depletion & dizziness
31.	Abandonment	E1.	402.305 describes licensing standards for child care programs
32.	Nutritional neglect	F1.	Department of Children & Families
33.	(800) 962-2873	G1.	Area for a child who's ill

F	1.	Proper Hygiene	A.	Procedure for getting children & staff to safety during an emergency
Z	2.	Dehydration	B.	Penalty for lying in a child care facility
D1	3.	Heat Exhaustion	C.	Foods we eat & how our body uses them
G1	4.	Isolation Area	D.	A way a caregiver can help prevent a child from having accidents
P	5.	Safety Hazards	E.	A method in which a disease can be transmitted
C	6.	Nutrition	F.	Quality of a healthy environment
H	7.	Sanitize	G.	the desertion of a child without arranging for his reasonable care or supervision.
M	8.	Immunizations	H.	Something that has been cleaned w/chemicals
L	9.	Clean	I.	Civil rights laws prohibiting discrimination based on disability
U	10.	Vaccine	J.	Website to obtain current rules a regulations
X	11.	Communicable disease	K.	Florida Abuse Hotline
A	12.	Evacuation Plan	L.	Removal of dirt & debris by washing w/soap & water
Y	13.	Appetite Appearance Activity	M.	Administration of a vaccine for body defense
W	14.	Poor Appetite	N.	Organism that lives on or inside of other organisms of another species
E1	15.	Florida State Statutes	O.	For children 1 year of age or older, but under 2 years of age, there must be one staff member for every ____children.
B	16.	Suspension or termination	P.	Environment dangers
I	17.	American w/Disabilities act	Q.	a small infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of other organisms
R	18.	Patterns at 1,000-1,400	R.	Calorie needs of USDA recommendations for children 2-8 years
D	19.	Teaching a child safe behavior	S.	A parent who has been awarded custody of children after a divorce.
E	20.	Sneezing	T.	member of a group of eukaryotic organisms that includes microorganisms such as molds
A1	21.	Bacteria	U.	substance used to stimulate production of antibodies for immunity against diseases
T	22.	Fungi	V.	This agency is responsible for making sure child care facilities are inspected.
Q	23.	Virus	W.	a symptom that a child may be sick
N	24.	Parasite	X.	sickness that can spread from one person to the next
J	25.	www.myflfamilies.com	Y.	Qualities of a healthy child
F1	26.	DCF	Z.	Very dry mouth
B1	27.	FAC	A1.	single-celled organisms that are spiral or rod shaped, either single or in chains
V	28.	Local Licensing Agencies	B1.	Florida Administrative Code - created rules & enforced by the Department of Children and Families, even though they don't always follow it themselves
S	29.	Custodial Parent	C1.	when a child is undernourished or is repeatedly hungry for long periods of time
O	30.	Six	D1.	Salt depletion & dizziness
G	31.	Abandonment	E1.	402.305 describes licensing standards for child care programs
C1	32.	Nutritional neglect	F1.	Department of Children & Families
K	33.	(800) 962-2873	G1.	Area for a child who's ill

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