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… allergy safe for my child? Give the facility a copy of your child’s Anaphylaxis Emergency Plan completed by your child’s health care provider Provide written consent for staff to give your child epinephrine when needed. Do not sign anything …
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… a child is turning blue and cannot speak or cough, follow your organization's health and safety procedures. Call 9-1-1 … Contact your public health dietitian or licensing officer, or call … young children: For child care providers (#110b) Feeding your baby formula: Before you start (#69a) Feeding your baby …
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… reacts with other compounds in the air can also affect your health. These particles penetrate deeply into the … or heart disease, follow a management plan developed with your health care provider If you have symptoms such as … information For more information about sulphur dioxide in your area, contact your local Ministry of Environment and …
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… touch objects contaminated with them, and then touch your eyes or mucous membranes or put your hands in your mouth. The bacteria can also spread through close …
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… (energy drinks) are advertised as being able to boost your energy and make you feel more alert. Common brands … interact with many medications. Talk with a pharmacist or your health care provider before using energy drinks if you: … guide.canada.ca/en/healthy-eating-recommendations/make-water-your-drink-of-choice/sugary-drinks/ … Caffeinated energy …
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… food Tell food suppliers about the food allergies at your facility Make sure staff who buy, store, prepare and …
