The most effective and important practice to prevent the spread of disease is to
a. serve snack foods that are prepackaged and not highly perishable.
b. limit children's opportunities to play with bacteria-harboring materials such as sand and water.
c. make sure toilets are flushed and sinks are sanitized regularly.
d. use proper hand washing procedures and teach children when and how to wash their hands as well.
answer: d
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