Question

6. Which of the following policies would not be effective for disease prevention? (1 point)

specifying times and techniques for hand-washing
requiring daily cleaning of restrooms
mandating inclusion of children who are ill
denying admission to non-immunized children

Answer 1

Health, Safety, and Nutrition. Lesson: Standards, Guidelines, and National Initiatives.

1.D - to set quality standards and present a rationale for health polices
2.C - more experience teaching children
3.A - food labels
4.B - guidelines for out-of-home childcare
5.A - The regulations on ratios vary from state to state
6.D - Dental caries
7.D - Requiring directors to have more education
8.A - Participation is voluntary, but its regulations are mandatory.
9.C - mandating inclusion of children who are ill.
10.A - should be based on research

Answer 2

What do you think?

Answer 3

Frankly, I'm not sure whether it's a or b. What does your book say?

Answer 4

i think its c

Answer 5

It can't possibly be c. People who are ill spread disease. Besides, making sick children come to school is downright cruel to them.

Answer 6

but it says that which is not effective for prevention disease

Answer 7

Keeping sick children out of school would not be effective in preventing disease.

Answer 8

do its d

Answer 9

Didn't you read my comments above?

Answer 10

sorry do is it b