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Policy 5500 HEAD LICE Adopted: 20000627Reviewed:Amended: 20030422 20180410 20190507POLICY SUBJECT: HEAD LICEThe Board of Education, School District No. 78 (FraserCascade), recognizes that head lice

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1. Start by checking the affected person's hair thoroughly for lice and nits. Use a fine-toothed comb or a specialized lice comb to comb through each section of hair.
2. If you find any live lice or unhatched eggs (nits) close to the scalp, it indicates an active infestation. Remove them using the comb and dispose of them in a sealed plastic bag.
3. Wash all bedding, clothing, and personal items that the infested person has used recently. Use hot water and a high heat setting in the dryer to kill any lice or eggs that may be present.
4. Vacuum the infested person's environment thoroughly, paying attention to upholstered furniture, rugs, and car seats. Dispose of the vacuum bag afterward to prevent reinfestation.
5. Avoid sharing combs, brushes, hats, or other hair accessories with anyone who has lice. Educate others about the risk of spreading lice through close head-to-head contact.
6. Follow up with regular combing sessions to remove any remaining lice or nits. Repeat the process every few days for at least two weeks to ensure complete lice removal.
7. Consider using over-the-counter lice treatment products, such as shampoos or lotions, as directed by the manufacturer. These may help to kill and remove lice more effectively.

Who needs head lice management in?

1. Anyone who is infested with head lice requires head lice management. This can include people of all ages, from children to adults.
2. Head lice are easily spread through close head-to-head contact, especially in schools and households with multiple members. Therefore, anyone who is in close proximity to an infested person may also need head lice management as a preventive measure.
3. Schools, daycare centers, and similar institutions should also have effective head lice management protocols in place to prevent the spread of lice among children and staff members.

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Head lice management refers to the strategies and practices implemented to control and treat head lice infestations, ensuring the health and safety of individuals affected.

Who is required to file head lice management in?

Typically, schools, daycares, and health care providers are required to file head lice management reports to ensure compliance with public health guidelines.

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To fill out head lice management, one must collect necessary data on the infestation, treatment protocols, and outcomes, then document these on the prescribed forms or reports.

What is the purpose of head lice management in?

The purpose of head lice management is to prevent the spread of lice, facilitate effective treatment, and promote awareness about head lice infestations within communities.

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Information that must be reported includes the number of cases, treatment methods used, follow-up actions, and any patterns of infestation observed.