When should a caregiver and child wash hands during the day? The BEST answer is:

When should a caregiver and child wash hands

Multiple choice — select the best answer

AOnly once when arriving in the morning
BBefore eating and after toileting, diapering, or wiping noses
COnly when hands look visibly dirty
DOnly before going home at the end of the day

✓ Correct answer: B. Before eating and after toileting, diapering, or wiping noses Handwashing is required at key transition points—before food and after contact with bodily fluids—because that is when germs are most likely to spread.

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