so since it's mid year, I see no harm in keeping the allergy action plan in place and the epipen on hand for the rest of the year and simply not renewing for next year with the documentation you have...
i believe the state is very specific that a nurse or delegate giving approved medications (epi, glucagon and the newest to the team, naloxone) may administer meds in NJ. I believe that in a...
soooo... i was in a similar boat last year. I booked a little getaway for spring break and just when it looked like we were in the clear, bammo - over time snow days that cut right into the spring...
i didn't get mine yet, but things sometimes take a few days in the board office before i see them. I think i ordered in the second week of November?? I check beginning the first day of school then...
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contacts for a first grader is a first for me too! I've never heard of such a thing. That'd be a hard pass here. I don't handle other people's eyeballs unless acute trauma is
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Yes!! I had a teacher get a bit miffed with me and not understand why I wasn't making courtesy calls for every blessed visitor. I reviewed simple math with her. At that point in the day I had...
i also will keep some mints on hand - but i've noticed some strange psychology. If my mint jar is full, it's like open season. But if I only keep 2 or 3 in there then almost nobody asks for one....
Short of driving each individual child that hasn't complied, i'd say, you have it covered. Don't drive the children to the doctor - it'd be creepy and awkward!
Second the notion that you learn quickly of who needs the hand hold calls. I generally make a quick call if there is some sort of injury resulting from a fight - but i make it clear that I don't know...
hmm... hadn't considered how massive Texas is. In NJ we're so saturated that a response time of more than 15 minutes is more or less unacceptable for ems and in most places pd will be on scene within...
what type of coverage does your ems provide and what is their response time? Do they typically carry epi? Perhaps if they do and generally have a fast response then ems can simply be the
one of my concerns with including epipen coverage with my coaches would be proper handling. A few years ago the municipal alliance got a bee in their bonnet over narcan and woosh, now we have narcan...
so is this like having a stock epi for use with things like sports that a coach would carry? We don't have this in place here. We encourage the children that require epipens and who are on...
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oh, i just royally ticked off a second grader who came in sick and didn't think i'd really send her home. Fastest recovery ever. Too bad she actually had a fever and the tylenol mom gave her hadn't...
Great job! That sounds so painful! I am on team "no splint". There have been times that I have thought it would have been a great idea to use my former EMT (i ran with a squad for a while, now i'm...