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NS MT1 CLOVIS UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT MEDICATION AT SCHOOL Student's Name Sex: M / F Rev. 5/14 Birthdate Dear Parent/Guardian/Physician: California Education Code, Section 49423 defines certain requirements

How to fill out medication at school

How to fill out medication at school:

1. Consult with the school administration: Before bringing any medication to school, it's important to check with the school administration about their policies and procedures regarding medication. They will provide you with the necessary forms and guidelines to follow.
2. Obtain the required forms: Typically, schools have specific forms that need to be filled out for medication administration. These forms usually require information about the student, the medication, dosage, and instructions. Make sure to fill out these forms completely and accurately.
3. Obtain a doctor's prescription: In most cases, medication at school requires a valid prescription from a healthcare professional. Ensure that you have a current prescription for the medication your child needs and attach a copy to the necessary forms.
4. Provide the medication in its original packaging: When bringing medication to school, it is essential to provide it in its original packaging. This ensures that the medication is properly labeled with the necessary instructions, dosage information, and any potential warnings.
5. Communicate with the school nurse or designated staff: It's crucial to inform the school nurse or designated staff about your child's medication needs. This will enable them to take necessary precautions, follow the correct administration procedures, and be aware of any potential side effects or interactions.

Who needs medication at school:

1. Students with chronic conditions: Students who have chronic illnesses, such as asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, or severe allergies, may require medications at school to manage their conditions. It's crucial for their well-being and safety that these medications are administered properly.
2. Students who require temporary treatment: There are instances where students may need temporary medication at school, such as antibiotics for an infection, pain relief medication after a procedure, or medication to alleviate symptoms during a short-term illness.
3. Students with special needs: Some students with special needs may require medication administration as part of their individualized education plans (IEPs), such as medication to manage behavioral or mental health conditions.
4. Students with emergency medication needs: Schools may also have students who require emergency medication, like an epinephrine auto-injector for severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis) or rescue medication for seizures.

Note: It's important to consult with your child's healthcare provider and the school administration to determine whether your child needs medication at school and to ensure all necessary steps are taken to provide safe and appropriate medication administration.

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What is medication at school?

Medication at school refers to any prescription or over-the-counter medication that a student needs to take during school hours.

Who is required to file medication at school?

Parents or guardians are typically required to file medication at school for their child. However, in some cases, older students may be able to self-administer medication with proper documentation.

How to fill out medication at school?

To fill out medication at school, parents or guardians usually need to complete a medication authorization form provided by the school. This form will require information such as the student's name, the name of the medication, dosage, administration instructions, and any potential side effects or allergies.

What is the purpose of medication at school?

The purpose of medication at school is to ensure that students with medical conditions can receive necessary medication in a safe and timely manner while at school, in order to manage their health effectively and participate fully in educational activities.

What information must be reported on medication at school?

Information that must be reported on medication at school typically includes the student's name, name of the medication, dosage, administration instructions, potential side effects, any allergies, and emergency contact information.