Resources

this isn't my state, but I like to borrow from this site:

NYSED:SSS:School Health Services

It's pretty lengthy, but I am a sucker for flow charts.

I'm considering printing this out and putting it next to my sub binder just in case there is ever a chance that multiple emergencies happen at the same time and a lay person needs to help me.

http://health.mo.gov/living/families/schoolhealth/pdf/EmergencyGuidelinesForSchools.pdf

I went to govdelivery.com and subscribed to a bunch of newsletters and updates--I may have gone overboard but my favorites are the FDA updates (recalls!) and the CDC and Medline newsletters. You can pick and choose.

I found that tylenolprofessional.com will send you samples quarterly, plus coupons and dosing guideline tearsheets. You have to create an account and need your license number.

Bayer will do the same thing, they make Rid and A and D ointment, plus Aleve, Alka-Seltzer, etc. (for staff).

Nix will send you a coupon book. The LiceGuard Robicomb people will send you a coupon [email protected].

I'm sure there are much more (I love free samples!). I am just starting to discover my resources. Squeeeeee!!! So much fun!

Conjunctivitis (and some other eye stuff) charts I use:

http://m2.wyanokecdn.com/4619d7ddc28319006cac13e3b2596ea4.jpg

http://media.clinicaladvisor.com/images/2011/08/05/cme0811_cbtable1_185771.gif

Also, for those of use working with the older kids, I use this for palpation of ankle injuries (isn't recommended for use for folks under 18, but does give a good guide for possible x-ray needed in teens): http://www.ohri.ca/emerg/cdr/docs/cdr_ankle_poster.pdf

School Nurse Procedures |

It breaks down a variety of procedures based on the body system. It was a nice review of things I haven't done yet as a school nurse :)

I may be late to the game, but I didn't know poison control had a web based triage!

webPOISONCONTROL Triage