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Division of School Health Bureau of Community Health Systems

SCHOOL HEALTH UPDATE 2012. Division of School Health Bureau of Community Health Systems. DIVISION OF SCHOOL HEALTH. Beth Anne Bahn, Director Linda Pavlesich, State School Health Consultant Jill Clodgo, State School Health Consultant Mary Taylor, Administrative Officer

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Note to Instructors

Note to Instructors. Please review the comments (notes) below each slide before instructing this session. Monroe-Livingston Regional EMS Protocol Update. Basic EMT Version Effective April 1, 2007. Hard Copies of the Protocols. http://mlrems.org/forms.php.

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Epinephrine auto injectors

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ASTHMA and ALLERGIES

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Anaphylactic Reaction

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Allergy and Anaphylaxis in the School Setting

Allergy and Anaphylaxis in the School Setting. Prevention and Response. Pre-test Questions. Allergy and Anaphylaxis. Pre-Test Questions. Name 6 of the 8 most common food allergens. Name 10 common signs and symptoms of an allergic reaction.

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Nash-Rocky Mount Schools June 2019

Emergency Preparedness A training module for staff. Nash-Rocky Mount Schools June 2019. All p ersonnel are encouraged to review this module. Once you have viewed the module you will complete a quiz.

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Case Presentation

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NATA Educational Competencies Pharmacology

NATA Educational Competencies Pharmacology. Malissa Martin, Ed.D., ATC, CSCS Director Athletic Training Education Middle Tennessee State University. Objectives. To review the cognitive pharmacology competencies To review the psychomotor pharmacology competencies

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ALLERGIC REACTIONS

ALLERGIC REACTIONS. Randi Semanoff RN, NCSN, CSN Certified School Nurse Buckingham Elementary Barclay Elementary. STATISTICS. Allergic reactions affect up to 15 million people in the United States, including 1 in 13 children Food allergy is the most common cause

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Care for Students with Severe Allergies

Care for Students with Severe Allergies. Anaphylaxis: Definition and Interesting Facts. Anaphylaxis: Is a rapid, severe allergic response Is not always due to an obvious cause Is not always easy to avoid, even when the cause is known Is not always accompanied by hives.

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Chapter 3

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HEALTH SERVICES

Your component title here. HEALTH SERVICES. First Aid Kits. To be used for field trips only (First aid at school should be given by Nurse or health designee Contents-See list and demonstration

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Life Threatening Allergies

Life Threatening Allergies. Julie Cacciatore RN. Food Allergies. Food allergies are on the rise. 6-7 Million Americans have food allergies that can trigger anaphylaxis (Food Allergy Network). Eight foods account for 90% of food allergies.

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Epi-Pen Anaphylaxis Protocol for Emergency Treatment of Allergic Reactions

Epi-Pen Anaphylaxis Protocol for Emergency Treatment of Allergic Reactions. Pre-service Training For CCHD Nursing & MD Staff. Edition: April 2006. Definition of Anaphylaxis. “An allergic hypersensitivity reaction to a foreign protein or drug

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FIRST AID

FIRST AID. Guidelines for safety. Evaluating the Scene. The first responder to an incident should always: Survey the scene Evaluate surrounding hazards and those to bystanders Call for help if needed Remain calm Stay with student until help arrives. Head, Neck and Back Injuries.

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First Aid in Schools

First Aid in Schools. Alcohol/Drug OD. Approach in a calm, professional, sympathetic manner; gain confidence Try to find out type and amount of drug Universal precautions If vomiting, place in recovery position and protect airway Monitor breathing Call 9-1-1 Call parents.

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EPI PEN Training

EPI PEN Training. WHAT IS A FOOD ALLERGY?. Over-Reaction in the body to a food Release of chemical called HISTAMINE Triggers reactions in body. Skin Rash Itching Hives Respiratory Coughing Hard to breathe Wheezing. Stomach Vomiting Diarrhea Stomach pain Heart

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Anaphylaxis in Schools

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