Although all examples listed below are important considerations for the prevention and spread of disease, which eight (8) times must you wash your hands when caring for children according to maryland regulations

According to Maryland regulations, when caring for a child you must wash your hands:
When arriving for the day
When moving between groups of children  
Prior to eating
After you have eaten 
Food handling
Before and after giving a child food
Before and after giving meds
After playing outdoors
After sensory play such as sand or water tables
After diapering
After doing toilet
Fluid handling (e.g. blood or vomit)
After wiping noses, mouths or Cuts
Animal handling
Garbage Handling

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