Eating. All tasks of getting food into the body once it has been prepared Xxxxxxxxx’x disease caused due to drug and/or alcohol abuse is excluded
Eating. Feeding oneself by getting food into the body from a receptacle (such as a plate, cup or table) or by a feeding tube or intravenously.
Eating eating is not allowed except in designated places.
Eating performing all major tasks of getting food into the body; and
Eating. Children may consume snacks or water in Child Watch, as well as supervised bottle-feeding. Child Watch is a nut-free location.
Eating. 5. Toilet use;
Eating drinking, chewing gum, the use of tobacco products, and the application of cosmetics may be prohibited in the work area. Plant specific requirements must be communicated by the PPG Project Manager as a minimum; this will constitute washing of the hands, face, and neck area to ensure proper hygiene conditions.
Eating. Open all the capsules for either the morning or evening dose and sprinkle the contents onto approximately 4 ounces of an acceptable soft food. - Gently stir the medication beads into the soft food, creating an RP103-food mixture. - Eat the entire amount of RP103-food mixture. This may be followed by 8 ounces (1 cup) of an acceptable liquid. OPTION 2 – ADMINISTRATION BY G-TUBE, NG-TUBE OR GJ-TUBE: - Open all the capsules for either the morning or evening dose and sprinkle the contents onto approximately 4 ounces of applesauce (NOT liquid). - Gently stir the medication beads into the soft food, creating an RP103-applesauce mixture. - Place the syringe tip at the bottom of the container of RP103-applesauce mixture; draw up a third of the mixture. - Keeping the syringe tip at the bottom of the container, mix for a few seconds, then draw up another one-third of the RP103-applesauce mixture. Repeat this step and draw up the final one-third of the RP103-applesauce mixture. This method prevents air from entering the syringe. - Place syringe on the feeding tube and slowing dispense until the RP103- applesauce mixture is at the end. This removes any air from the tube. - Place the tube on the button. Deliver the RP103-applesauce mixture at a rate of 10mL/10 seconds, until the syringe is fully dispensed into the tube. - Take a syringe of acidic juice or other acceptable liquid and deliver through the tube to ensure the entire RP103-applesauce mixture has been administered into the body, and no beads are left in the tube. * The RP103-food/RP103-applesauce mixture must be eaten or administered within 2 hours after preparation.
Eating. There is no eating in Child Watch. Only clear liquids are allowed.
Eating. The child’s eating habit is within the normal range and age appropriate. For example, the child may: • refuse certain foods • -snack between meals • overeat at meals and hide food until secure in the knowledge that the food will be regularly available • if an infant, require frequent feeding The child requires some assistance and/or supervision beyond what is age appropriate that may be due to a physical or mental disability but attempts to assist. For example, the child may: • attempt to hold spoon • attempt to suck • occasionally eat non-food items • have symptoms of an eating disorder such as anorexia or bulimia • have a special diet or food preparation requirements The child requires total physical assistance due to a disability. For example the child may: • need to be spoon fed • need hand over hand assistance • have special feeding needs (cleft palate) The child requires continual supervision and monitoring of their eating or intake as their eating patterns have placed them at high risk and the condition cannot readily be rectified with medical intervention. • be fed through a GI tube • need intake and weight loss/gain monitoring • choke frequently • need proper positioning • vomit after each meal (physical cause) • have been diagnosed as anorexic or bulimic • eat non-food items frequently
