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t SECTION 2 - PAGE »- PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST », l«M 1 SECTION 2 - PAuE 9 - PLA1NDCALER - WEDINESD . J Back-to-school season brings threat of head lice All of a sudden its back to school time and students from kindergarten all the way through college are returning to the classroom. Because students are so communal, they tend to share many things and sometimes this The condition is not a hygiene problem. No matter how. clean one keeps his hair, it will not prevent head lice if that person comes in contact with someone who has them. -Lice are hard to see, but can be detected by the presence of includes the sharing of head lice.^ nits, small white or silver The McHenry County Depart- looking egg cases attached to ment of Health each year reminds residents that as a new school year begins, it is likely that some cases of head lice will be found. The insects are more of a nuisance than a health problem and do not, strictly speaking, cause a disease, but an undesirable condition. hair shafts or the seams of clothing with a sticky material. Areas around the ears and nape of the neck should be checked especially carefully. -If lice are found on one family member, all family members should undergo treatment for the infestation whether or not nits are found on each individual. -Hair should be washed in water as hot as tolerable with •one of several lice treatment shampoos which can be pur­ chased over the counter or by a prescription at the drug store. -After shampooing, hair should be combed with a fine toothed comb to remove nits and the comb should then be washed. -All clothing and bedding used within two weeks of the treatment should be washed in hot water and detergent. -The house should be thoroughly vacuumed daily paying particular attention to mattresses, pillows, stuffed furniture, removable cushions and carpeting, until all cases of head lice have been eliminated. -The sharing of combs, brushes, hats, wigs, etc. must be avoided to prevent the spreading of the lice. Easter Seal's speech therapist Lori Schairer encourages 15-month- old Eric Hirsch of Hampshire to reach out to her, an exercise for developing and toning arm muscles. Development program helps children from birth to three The Easter Seal Child Development program for children birth to three years old is a team approach geared to help youngsters develop skills appropriate for their age group. The program includes a social worker, a speech, a physical, and an occupational therapist. Any child who has multiple delays in language, cognitive, fine or gross ^lotor skill development may be referred to the program by a physician or the family. Prior to placement into the program, the child is tested by each therapist to determine which skills 'need to be developed. Fine and gross motor skills, feeding skills, language skills, sensory integration, self- t help and socialization skills are I taught through tlie program. . 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