HARRISON COUNTY SCHOOLS OFFICE OF HEALTH SERVICES

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1 HARRISON COUNTY SCHOOLS OFFICE OF HEALTH SERVICES 445 W. Main Street Clarksburg, WV (304) FAX (304) Dear Parent, Date Please complete the enclosed forms and return them to your school nurse. This will serve as a guide for school personnel in direct contact with your child while in the school setting. If your child has emergency medication such as rescue inhaler, epipen or rescue seizure medication, these medications and forms must be delivered to school on or before the first day of school. It is very important everything is complete. Failure to comply with above requirements may result in your child not being able to begin the school year. If you have any additional questions or concerns feel free to contact me at You may also refer to Harrison County Policy Guide or the county website Sincerely, Certified School Nurse *If your child no longer requires a Health Care Plan for the following health condition, please sign below and return to school nurse. My child does not require medication or a care plan for (medical condition). If there is any change in my student's medical condition or they will need to have medication at school, I will notify the school nurse immediately. Parent Signature Date *Please note if your student had an emergency medication (Epi Pen, Diastat, etc.) last school year that they no longer require, the school nurse will need an order from the medical provider stating the medication is no longer needed during the school day.

2 Allergy Assessment Form Student Name DOB Date School Grade Teacher/Team Parent Name Home # Cell # Primary Healthcare Provider Phone Allergist Phone 1. Does your child have a diagnosis of an allergy from a healthcare provider? No Yes 2. What is your child allergic to? Peanuts Eggs Milk Latex Insect Stings Fish/Shellfish Soy Tree Nuts Chemicals Vapors Other 3. Age of student when allergy was first discovered? 4. How many times has student had a reaction? Never Once More than once, explain: 5. Triggers and Symptoms: a. What are the early signs and symptoms of your student s allergic reaction? (Be Specific; include things the student might say) b. How does your child communicate his/her symptoms? c. How quickly do symptoms appear after exposure to allergen? d. Please check the symptoms that your child has experienced in the past: Skin: Hives Itching Rash Flushing Swelling (face, arms, Mouth: Itching Swelling (lips, tongue, mouth) hands, or legs) Abdominal: Nausea Cramps Vomiting Diarrhea Throat: itching Tightness Hoarseness Cough Lungs: Shortness of Breath Repetitive Cough Wheezing Heart: Weak pulse Loss of consciousness 6. Treatment: a. How have past reactions been treated? b. How effective was the student s response to treatment? c. Was there an emergency room visit? No Yes, explain: d. Was the student admitted to the hospital? No Yes, explain: e. What treatment or medication has your healthcare provider recommended for use in an allergic reaction? f. Has your healthcare provider provided you with a prescription medication? No Yes g. Have you used the treatment or medication? No Yes h. Did your student have any side effects/problems using the suggested treatment?

3 7. Self-Care: a. Is your student able to monitor and prevent their own exposures? No Yes b. Does your student: 1. Know what foods to avoid? No Yes 2. Ask about food ingredients? No Yes 3. Read and understand food labels? No Yes 4. Tell an adult immediately after an exposure? No Yes 5. Wear a medical alert bracelet, necklace, & watchband? No Yes 6. Tell peers and adults about allergy? No Yes 7. Firmly refuses a problem food? No Yes c. Does your child know how to use their emergency medication? No Yes 8. Family/Home: a. Does your child carry epinephrine in the event of a reaction? No Yes b. Has your child ever needed to administer that epinephrine? No Yes 9. General Health a. How is your child s general health other than having an allergy? b. Does your child have other health conditions? c. Hospitalizations? d. Does your child have a history of asthma? No Yes If yes, do they require an inhaler at school? No Yes e. Please add anything else you would like the school to know about your child s health? Severe allergy is NOT a problem for my student. Please sign below and return to the school nurse. My student had an Epi Pen last school year, but no longer requires one this school year. Please sign below and provide the school nurse with a health provider order that the Epi Pen is no longer required. Parent/Guardian Signature Date Reviewed by School Nurse Date Adapted from NASN Family Food Allergy Health History Form

4 HARRISON COUNTY SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN Severe Allergic Reaction Student Name: DOB: Grade/Teacher: Student is allergic to: EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION Parents/Guardians: Phone #1: Phone #2: Phone #3: Return To School Nurse Alternate Contact: Phone #1 Phone #2: Phone #3: *If the School Nurse is in the building please notify nurse immediately!* IF YOU SEE THIS: DO THIS: Mild Symptoms: -Nose- itchy, runny nose & sneezing -Skin- a few hives, mild itch -Mouth- itchy mouth -Gut- mild nausea/discomfort More Severe Symptoms: -Lung- short of breath, wheezing, repetitive cough -Heart- pale, blue, faint, weak pulse, dizzy -Throat- tight, hoarse, trouble breathing/ Swallowing -Mouth- Significant swelling of tongue &/or lips -Skin- many hives over body, widespread redness -Gut- repetitive vomiting or severe diarrhea -Other- feeling something bad is about to happen, anxiety, confusion May have a combination of mild or severe symptoms from different body areas *If school nurse is in the building please notify immediately. *Keep student calm and remain with student. *Student has (Medication) at school that should be administered immediately *Call Parent *Watch student closely for changes. If symptoms worsen, give Epinephrine (if ordered). (*If insect sting apply ice) * Notify school nurse immediately if in the building *Activate Code Blue and CALL 911 and parent *Student has Epinephrine ordered? Yes No If YES- then INJECT EPINEPHRINE IMMEDIATELY! *Lay the student flat and raise legs. If breathing is difficult or they are vomiting, let them sit up or lie on their side. *If symptoms do not improve, or symptoms return, sometimes a second dose of Epinephrine can be given *Transport student to ER even if symptoms resolve. I understand and agree that information in this Emergency Action Plan will be shared with appropriate school staff. Parent/Guardian Signature School Nurse Received and Reviewed: School Nurse Signature Date To Be Completed By School Nurse Location of medicine Authorized person to give medicine Date Feb Yellow

5 School Harrison County Schools Medication Form Student Information Student Name Last First Middle Birth Date Homeroom Teacher Grade Medication Allergies This section of the Medication Form is to be filled out by a licensed prescriber. Medication orders are valid for the current school year including any summer school programs or extended school year programs. A medication order is required for any prescription and non-prescription (over the counter) medication. If there is any change in medication, dosage, time, or route, a new medication order must be received before the medication can be administered by school personnel. By signing this form, the licensed prescriber is authorizing that this medication may be given at school. (Use one form for each medication) Medication Diagnosis Physician Dose Time Route Intended Effect of Medication Potential Side Effects for this Medication Other Medication(s) taken by student If rectal Diastat/Diazepam or Klonopin is prescribed, may this be administered by unlicensed trained personnel? Yes No *Please note that Nasal Versed cannot be delegated to unlicensed personnel* May the student self-administer their emergency medication per county policy? Yes No May the student carry their emergency medications on them per county policy? Yes No Name and Title of Licensed Prescriber (PRINT) Address Phone Fax Signature of License Prescriber Date Parent/Guardian Parent/Guardian Authorization I understand the following: *Medication must be brought by an adult to the school in the original container and properly labeled with the child s name. *The licensed prescriber may be contacted concerning the medication order for reasons including, but not limited to clarification, effectiveness, administration time, dosage, discontinuation, or new medication order. *Medication administration and procedures may be delegated to school personnel who have been trained by and remain under direct or indirect supervision of the school nurse. *A photograph of my child may be taken to assist in the correct administration of my child s medication. *Information may be shared with appropriate school personnel to insure the safety of my student. *it is the parent/guardian responsibility to replenish long-term and emergency medications as needed and retrieve unused or expired medication from the school. *At no time will non-emergency medication be sent home with the student. It will be the responsibility of a parent/guardian to pick up all remaining medications from the school. I hereby give permission for my child to receive medication at school per the Harrison County Schools Medication Policy and as ordered by my child s licensed prescriber. I have read and understand that Harrison County Board of Education and its employees are exempt from any liability, except for willful and wanton conduct. Parent/Guardian Signature Date Form Received and Reviewed by School Nurse Date Signature

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