Clinic Guidelines
Clinic Guidelines
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The School District does not provide any medication for any student.
The School District does not provide any medication for any student.
If your child takes a medication, has a severe food allergy that requires an Epi-pen or requires a special procedure during the school day, please have your doctor complete the appropriate Action Plan that is specific to your child’s condition or medical needs and provide it along with the medication and or supplies to the school clinic. Medication required during the school day needs to be brought to clinic by an adult, in the original container, with the prescription label and instructions attached along with a completed Parent Request for Medication form.
If you would like to keep approved FISD over the counter medication in clinic for your child, please complete the Parent Request for Medication Form, sign and return it with the medication in its original container to the school clinic.
If you would like to keep approved FISD over the counter medication in clinic for your child, please complete the Parent Request for Medication Form, sign and return it with the medication in its original container to the school clinic.
10 doses are allowed during a school year without a doctor’s note. Approved over the counter medication:
10 doses are allowed during a school year without a doctor’s note. Approved over the counter medication:
· Children’s Benadryl
· Children’s Acetaminophen (Tylenol)
· Children’s Ibuprofen
· Tums
If your child has seen a medical professional due to an illness, rash or injury, provide the school nurse with a doctor’s note indicating a return to school date as well as any medical restrictions upon return to school.
If your child has seen a medical professional due to an illness, rash or injury, provide the school nurse with a doctor’s note indicating a return to school date as well as any medical restrictions upon return to school.
If your child has a medical condition or a severe food allergy that may require treatment while at school, it is the parent / guardian’s responsibility to inform the nurse and provide all appropriate documentation and medication. Please DO NOT send medication with your child. All medication is to be kept in clinic and brought by a parent or guardian.
If your child has a medical condition or a severe food allergy that may require treatment while at school, it is the parent / guardian’s responsibility to inform the nurse and provide all appropriate documentation and medication. Please DO NOT send medication with your child. All medication is to be kept in clinic and brought by a parent or guardian.
You can find health forms on the FISD Health Services Website: http://www.friscoisd.org/departments/health-services/home
You can expect a call from the nurse due to these clinic visits:
You can expect a call from the nurse due to these clinic visits:
A bump to the head with symptoms of a possible concussion or a visible injury
Bleeding that won’t improve
Possible fracture
Significant injury / circumstance / frequent visits to clinic
Symptoms of dizziness
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Fever of 100°F or greater
Eye injury / redness to eye
Unknown rash
A student will be sent home under the following circumstances:
A student will be sent home under the following circumstances:
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Fever of 100°F or greater (Temperature must be below 100 degrees for a full 24 hours without the use of fever reducing medication before returning to school)
Unknown rash
Bleeding that won’t improve or cannot be contained with a bandage
Signs of severe illness, including fever, irritability, difficulty breathing, crying that doesn’t stop with the usual comforting, or extreme sleepiness.
Significant injury / circumstance
Sylvia Wade, RN 469-633-2008 wades@friscoisd.org
Sylvia Wade, RN 469-633-2008 wades@friscoisd.org
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