how behavior promotes effective behavior with interaction with children
NCFE level 2 Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools
WORKSHEET: URGENT MEDICAL ATTENTION;
Unit 3, K/601/3323, LO 2.2; 2.3 Student’s name; Penny Nwogwugwu_______________________
List circumstances when children may require urgent medical attention:
high fever
MVA motor vehicular accident /multiple organ trauma burns and scald chocking eye injury e.g. black eye, foreign body in the eye stings and bites bleeding cardiac arrest fractures seizures (fits breathing problems loss of unconscious
What to do when the child is ill or injured? Create an action plan.
Child’s illness:
Reasurre and comfort the child.
If a child becomes ill during the school day the class teacher and the first aid person will be informed.
The child will be taken to the sick room and take the child’s temperature.
Should the child have a temperature of 100.4 degrees or greater, the parent will be notified to pick up their child.
Check medical history
The child will remain in the sick room until the parent arrives.
Loosen any tight clothing
A report of the incident will be written.
If a child is critically ill or injured, the school will implement emergency procedures which may include CPR, first aid, or a call for an ambulance.
Parents will be notified as soon as the emergency occurs.
Steps will be taken by staff members to insure the safety and supervision of the other students.
Child injured:
If the child is injured during school hours it must be reported to a teacher, the nurse or the office staff.
If minor, the student will be treated and may return to class.
If medical attention is required, the nursing staff and office personnel will follow the School's emergency procedures inform t the child parents.
An accident report will be completed for significant head injuries and other serious injuries These incidents must be reported immediately to the person in charge followed by communication to
WORKSHEET: URGENT MEDICAL ATTENTION;
Unit 3, K/601/3323, LO 2.2; 2.3 Student’s name; Penny Nwogwugwu_______________________
List circumstances when children may require urgent medical attention:
high fever
MVA motor vehicular accident /multiple organ trauma burns and scald chocking eye injury e.g. black eye, foreign body in the eye stings and bites bleeding cardiac arrest fractures seizures (fits breathing problems loss of unconscious
What to do when the child is ill or injured? Create an action plan.
Child’s illness:
Reasurre and comfort the child.
If a child becomes ill during the school day the class teacher and the first aid person will be informed.
The child will be taken to the sick room and take the child’s temperature.
Should the child have a temperature of 100.4 degrees or greater, the parent will be notified to pick up their child.
Check medical history
The child will remain in the sick room until the parent arrives.
Loosen any tight clothing
A report of the incident will be written.
If a child is critically ill or injured, the school will implement emergency procedures which may include CPR, first aid, or a call for an ambulance.
Parents will be notified as soon as the emergency occurs.
Steps will be taken by staff members to insure the safety and supervision of the other students.
Child injured:
If the child is injured during school hours it must be reported to a teacher, the nurse or the office staff.
If minor, the student will be treated and may return to class.
If medical attention is required, the nursing staff and office personnel will follow the School's emergency procedures inform t the child parents.
An accident report will be completed for significant head injuries and other serious injuries These incidents must be reported immediately to the person in charge followed by communication to