albuterol before exercise

Parent's word trump the doctor's. You can try to explain to her the importance of it, but if she persists on him not having it before exercise, then she's boss. Parents know their kids, so maybe she's doing it for a reason. As long as you have it documented to cover your butt, you should be fine.

I understand if the parent disagrees with the physician's orders, but the nurse must follow those orders. I would advise the parent to speak with the physician about changing the order and completing a revised set of orders to be submitted to the school nurse.

Why did the mother submit orders to you that she want followed? That makes no sense to me.

I respectfully disagree with the previous poster. If the parent refuses to consent to a treatment, I would not carry it out. Parents have the right to refuse treatment for their children. You should notify the physician that the treatment is being refused, however, just as you would in the inpatient setting.

Why did the mother submit orders to you that she want followed? That makes no sense to me.

I respectfully disagree with the previous poster. If the parent refuses to consent to a treatment, I would not carry it out. Parents have the right to refuse treatment for their children. You should notify the physician that the treatment is being refused, however, just as you would in the inpatient setting.

And I would then ask the parent to contact the MD to to get the written order the way they want. It will be interesting to see if they follow through with the request, and if the MD honors the request.

Makes me think of lawyers. I mean with everything we do we have to think about the liability. I don't know the answer, but I bet the lawyers would know. Sad commentary on medicine.

Makes me think of lawyers. I mean with everything we do we have to think about the liability. I don't know the answer but I bet the lawyers would know. Sad commentary on medicine.[/quote']

Ain't it the truth~

In my county we must follow Dr orders only. Call and see if the Dr will change tthe order.