What is the most important action to prevent the spread of gastroenteritis in a daycare setting?
a. Administering prophylactic medications to children and staff
b. Frequent handwashing
c. Having parents bring food from home
d. Directing the staff to wear gloves at all times
B
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A Prophylactic medications are not helpful in preventing gastroenteritis.
B Handwashing is the most the important measure to prevent the spread of
infectious diarrhea.
C Bringing food from home will not prevent the spread of infectious diarrhea.
D Gloves should be worn when changing diapers, soiled clothing, or linens. They
do not need to be worn for interactions that do not involve contact with
secretions. Handwashing after contact is indicated.
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