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(c) Health insurance coverage and primary care provider;

(d) Dates of most recent physical and oral health examinations;

(e) Child's height and weight at the time of the most recent physical health examination;

(f) Each licensed health care practitioner’s clinical findings, health concerns, referrals, treatments, and recommendations;

(g) Child’s significant health history, including allergies, health conditions, communicable illnesses, and restrictions;

(h) Specific immunizations received by month, day, and year;

(i) Results of tuberculosis exposure risk assessment and Tuberculin Skin Test (TST) if indicated, in accordance with American Association of Pediatrics Guidelines for all children over six (6) months of age;

(j) Results of lead exposure testing, if applicable;

(k) Identification of long-term medications and special health care requirements or accommodations;

(l) Name, address, phone number, and signature of the licensed examining health care practitioner;

(n) Specific diet restrictions, if applicable; and

(o) Special family considerations.

130.5 If a child is to be taken on regularly scheduled outings, a Licensee shall maintain on file a written, signed, and dated statement from each child’s parent(s) or guardian(s) authorizing the Facility to take the child on regularly scheduled outings, such as walks or trips to a neighborhood playground, outside the Facility. The authorization shall include the child's name, and shall specify the mode of transportation, the anticipated frequency, and the destination of each regular trip. This authorization shall not include field trips or outings that do not occur on a regular schedule. This written permission shall be considered valid for all regularly scheduled outings, as noted on the statement, until withdrawn by the child’s parent(s) or guardian(s).

130.6 If the child is to be taken on a field trip that is not classified as a regularly