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What are the signs of Hepatitis?

Hepatitis Lack of appetite Vague abdominal pain Nausea Vomiting Jaundice Fever

What are the symptoms of an allergic reaction?

Itching Redness Rash Swelling Hives Difficulty swallowing Difficulty breathing

What are symptoms of anaphylaxis?

S- tingling of mouth & throat, shortness of breath, itching, chest pain, heart racing, feeling of doom, abdominal pain, loss of consciousness

What are the 5 rules of standard precautions?

Wash hands and work surfaces often,Avoid contact with sharp objects Use gloves and PPE,Wash hands immediate,Dispose of hazardous material safely

Name the 3 types of seizures.

Generalized (grand mal seizures) are the most common a. Atonic seizures produce an abrupt loss of muscle tone.Absence seizures are lapses of awareness.

Where are the EpiPens located at NHA?

YELLOW EpiPen box located in nurse’s suite contains both EpiPens and EpiPen Jr, this is always unlocked.

What is the first thing to do when a child has a seizure in your class?

Keep calm and reassure other people who may be nearby AND CALL for “Blue Team to _____’s Room- Seizure Protocol.”

What should you do if someone has signs of low blood sugar?

Provide a rapid acting carbohydrate, such as; glucose tablets, juice, 4 oz of soda Notify the school nurse

What are the signs of AIDS?

Swollen lymph nodes Lack of appetite Chronic diarrhea Weight loss Fever Fatigue

__________________ blood sugar levels are more dangerous than ______________ blood sugar levels.

Low,High

Where are the Three AEDs at Northern Hills Academy?

Above the water fountain between Mr. Alyssa’s room and Speech Between the Nurse’s office and PT/OT, Portable AED is located in the Nurse’s Office

Name a bloodborne pathogen.

HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C

It's important to note the ____ the seizure started, and the ________ of the seizure.

Time, Duration.

In a person with asthma,what should you do if you see this: Shortness of breath Frequent Cough Wheezing Chest tightness Pale Color Anxiety

Call the Nurse!!!

What are bloodborne pathogens?

Disease causing microorganisms carried by human blood and other bodily fluids.

Is there a vaccine to prevent infection?

Only Hepatits B has a vaccine.

What should you do if someone is exhibiting the signs of high blood sugar?

This is a problem which develops slowly Provide unrestricted access to water Allow more frequent toileting Notify the school nurse