Attention
Deficit or
Hyperactivity Disorder
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Type
of medication your child is taking as well as times they are usually
administered. Does your child have problems with the medication
that the school should know about.
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Allergic Reactions:
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Bees/Insects |
Environmental:
pollens, dust,
smoke, etc
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Foods
|
You
should provide the school
with an Epi Pen to use if your child has an allergic reaction
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| Have
doctor complete a Special
Diet Letter (copy available at School Lunch Office or on the index of
this web site) |
Asthma
|
Request
a second inhale from
pharmacy to be maintained at school.
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If
your child asthma is severe, you should request a note from doctor so
your
child can keep their inhaler with them
|
Request
an extra spacer for
child to keep at school also
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Behavior
Problems
|
Type
of medication your child is taking as well as times they are
usually administered. Does your child have problems with the
medication that the school should know about. |
Diabetes
|
Updated
care plan from your
doctor which will include: Range for blood/sugars, guidelines for high
and low sugars, insulin doses, ketones checks, snacks
|
You
should supply the school with healthy snacks for your child for the
entire the
year. Doesn't have to bring them in all at once. A supply
of glucose tabs and a current syringe and vial of Glucagon needs to be
maintained in the nurse's office.
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Seizures
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How
often does your child have seizures and what care/notifications should
be provided afterwards. The type of medication your child is
taking and the name of your primary care provider.
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Surgery
|
You
should indicate type of surgery and the date if it has been a recent
event or if the surgery will cause your child have any difficulty
participating in normal school activities, including sporting events.
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Stomach
|
Stomachache
are a common occurrence with school age children. 90% of the time
their is not detectable reason, but if your child has a diagnosis that
the school should be aware of, please indicate that information on
child health record
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Skin
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Numerous
skin eruption are seen on children and many are considered contagious
until cleared by a doctor. Please provide medical documentation
to the school if your child has a chronic condition of this type.
This will help in unnecessary missed days of school.
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Other
medical history
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Anything
that can or may hinder
your child's ability to participate in any school related activity
should be noted.
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