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Student Medications GuideStudent Medications Guides an NEA Member, you spend a tremendous amount of time with your students. Many of these children require short or long term medication to help them

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How to fill out student medications:

1. Ensure you have all necessary information: Before filling out student medications, gather all relevant information such as the student's name, date of birth, and any specific medical conditions or allergies they may have. It is important to have accurate and up-to-date information to ensure the student's safety.
2. Consult with the student's healthcare provider: If the student requires medications during school hours, it is crucial to consult with their healthcare provider. They can provide guidance on the correct dosage, timing, and administration of the medication. Make sure to have clear instructions from the healthcare provider to accurately fill out the medication form.
3. Obtain the medication form: Most schools have a specific medication form that needs to be filled out for each student requiring medication. This form typically includes sections for recording the student's personal information, the medication details, dosage instructions, and any additional notes or comments. Contact the school's administration or nurse to obtain the necessary form.
4. Complete the student's personal information: Begin by filling out the student's personal information accurately. This may include their full name, date of birth, contact information, and any allergies or medical conditions that should be taken into consideration.
5. Fill out medication details: The medication form will have sections dedicated to recording the medication details. Include the name of the medication, the dosage, and the frequency of administration. If the student requires multiple medications, make sure to clearly differentiate and label each one.
6. Follow specific instructions: If there are any specific instructions from the healthcare provider regarding the medication, make sure to follow them carefully. For example, some medications may need to be taken with food, while others need to be administered at specific intervals throughout the day. Document these instructions accurately on the form.
7. Provide additional information: If there are any additional notes or comments that need to be conveyed, such as potential side effects or specific storage requirements for the medication, include them in the appropriate section of the form. This information is important for the school staff to be aware of for the student's wellbeing.

Who needs student medications?

1. Students with chronic medical conditions: Students who have chronic medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, or severe allergies may require medications during school hours. These medications help manage their conditions and ensure their health and safety while at school.
2. Students with temporary illnesses or injuries: Students who are recovering from temporary illnesses or injuries, such as a bacterial infection or a broken bone, may also require medications to manage symptoms or aid in the healing process. These medications can be prescribed by their healthcare provider for a limited duration.
3. Students with special medical needs: Some students may have special medical needs, such as those with developmental disabilities or mental health conditions, that require medications for support and management. These medications are crucial for their overall wellbeing and may need to be administered during school hours.

In summary, filling out student medications entails gathering accurate information, consulting with healthcare providers, obtaining the necessary medication form, and accurately recording the student's personal information and medication details. Student medications may be needed by those with chronic medical conditions, temporary illnesses or injuries, or special medical needs. It is essential to follow proper procedures to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the students.

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What is student medications?

Student medications refer to the medications that a student is prescribed to take during school hours.

Who is required to file student medications?

School nurses or designated school staff are required to file student medications.

How to fill out student medications?

Student medications can be filled out by providing details of the medication, dosage, administration instructions, and any special considerations.

What is the purpose of student medications?

The purpose of student medications is to ensure that students receive their prescribed medications in a safe and timely manner while at school.

What information must be reported on student medications?

Information such as the student's name, medication name, dosage, administration schedule, possible side effects, and emergency contact information must be reported on student medications.