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MEDICAL ACTION PLAN Student Name Date Diagnosis MILD MODERATE LIFETHREATENINGClassification of Condition (Please check one) Medication(s) Date of Birth (MM/DD/YYY)Headteacher Parent/Guardian Telephone

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Life-threatening refers to situations or conditions that pose a serious risk to a person's health or safety.

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The purpose of filing a life-threatening report is to ensure that proper medical attention or intervention is provided to the individual in need.

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