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in subpart 12. C. The sanitation procedures and practices lor food not prepared by or provided by the license holder as specified in part 9503.014S, subpart 3. and for infants as specified in part 9503.0145, fubpart 7. Subp. 3. Health infomatiOD at adaiasion. Before a child it admitted to a center or within 30 days of adaission, the license holder must obtain a report on a current physical examination of the child signed by the child's source of aedical care. Subp. 4. Reexamination. For children already admitted to the center, the license holder shall obtain an upda.ed report of physical examination signed by the child's source of medical care at least annually for children under 24 months of age, and whenever a child 24 .months or older advances to an older age category. Subp. 5. ImmunisationsWhen a child is enrolled in the center, the license holder must obtain documentation of current immunization according to Minnesota Statutes, section 123.70, a signed notarized statement of parental objection to the immunization, or a Mdical exemption. Subp. 6. Notice about a sick child. Notices about the illness or condition of a child must be given as required in itema A to Dt A. The license holder must ensure that a parent is notified immediately when the parent's child becomes sicit at the canter. I. The license bolder must require a parent to inform the center within 24 hours, exclusive of weekends and holidays, when a child is diagnosed by e child's source of medical or dental care as having a contagious reportable disease specified in part 4605.7040, or lice, scahiee, impetigo, ringworm, or chicken pox. C. The license holder must post or give a notice to the parents of exposed children the same day a parent notifies the center of a child's illness or condition listed in item B. 0. The license holder must ensure that the health authority is notified of any suspected case of reportable diseaae as specified in pert 4605.7040 within 24 hours of receiving the parent's report. iubp. 7. Administretiea of medicine. A license holder who chooses to administer medicine must ensure that the procedures in items A to E are followed. A. The license holder must gat written permission from the child's parent before administering medicine, diapering products, sunseroeo lotions, and insect repellents. Monprescription medicines, diapering produces, sunscreen lotions, and insect repellents must be administered according to the manufacturer's instructions unless there are written instructions for their use provided by a licensed physician or dentist. B. The license holder must get and follow written instructions frosi a licensed physician or dentist before administering each preacriotioa modicioe. Medicine with the child's name and current prescription information on the label constitutes instructions. C. All nedieine must be kept in Its original container and have a legible label stating the child's (U»e.