Dawn Langreck

Rule not named in the record

“Each smoke detector is tested monthly, and a record is kept for inspection purposes.”

110.8(1)e

“An annual laboratory analysis shows satisfactory bacteriological quality if a private water supply is used. Nitrate analysis when children under 2.”

Rule not named in the record

“The first-aid kit shall, at a minimum, include adhesive bandages, bottled water, disposable tweezers, and disposable plastic gloves.”

110.8(4)b

“Procedures are in place for: • Evacuation to safely leave the facility, • Relocation to a common, safe location after evacuation,”

110.9(1)b

“school enrollment or since that time. Documentation from the Department confirming record checks have been completed and authorizing or limiting the person’s involvement with child care.”

110.9(2)b

“Within six months of approval, a Physical exam report documented on form 470-5152, Child Care Provider Physical Examination Report, which is repeated at least every three years.”

110.9(4)

“An individual file is maintained for each child and updated annually or when there are changes. Each file contains:”

110.9(4)a

“Identifying information including, at a minimum, the child’s name, birth date, parent’s name, address, telephone number, special needs of the child, and the parent’s work address and telephone number.”

110.9(4)b

“Emergency information including where the parent can be reached, the name, street address, city, and telephone of the child’s regular doctor, and the name, telephone number, and relationship to the child of another adult”

110.9(4)c

“available in case of emergency. A signed medical consent from the parent authorizing emergency treatment.”

110.9(4)d

“For infants and preschoolers: An admission physical examination, on the first day of attendance, including past health history, status of present health, allergies and restrictive conditions, and recommendations for continued care when necessary. The date of the exam is not more than 12”

Rule not named in the record

“months before the child’s first day of attendance. For school-aged children: On the first day of attendance, a statement of health status signed by the parent or legal guardian or admission physical examination that is not more than 12 months from the child’s first day.”

110.9(4)e

“For infants and preschoolers: A statement of health signed by a physician submitted annually.”

Rule not named in the record

“For school aged children: An annual statement of health condition signed by the parent or legal guardian, annually from date of statement of health or admission physical.”

110.9(4)f

“For each school-age child, record of a physical exam completed at the time of school enrollment or since.”

110.9(4)g

“A signed and dated immunization certificate provided by the state Department of Public Health.”

110.9(4)h

“Written emergency plans for children with allergies. Must accompany child if away from facility.”

110.9(4)i

“Documentation signed by the parent which names persons authorized to pick up the child, their telephone number, and relationship to the child.”

110.9(4)j

“Written permission from the parent(s) for their child to attend activities away from the child development home.”

110.9(4)k

“Injury report forms to document injuries requiring first aid or medical care.”

110.9(4)l

“If a child meets definition of homelessness, required medical documentation is obtained within 60 days of enrollment.”

110.9(2)b

“Within six months of approval, a Physical exam report documented on form 470-5152, Child Care Provider Physical Examination Report, which is repeated at least every three years.”

110.8(1)g

“Has not less than one 2A 10BC rated fire extinguisher in a visible and readily accessible place on each child-occupied floor.”