Severe Allergy/anaphylaxis Action Plan And Treatment Authorization Form

ADVERTISEMENT

VA Planning District 16 School Health T.E.A.M
Severe Allergy/Anaphylaxis Action Plan and Treatment Authorization
Child’s
Photograph
Name:______________________________________
DOB_____________________
Teacher:____________________________________
Grade:___________________
Allergy to:________________________________________________________________
Weight:_______lbs __________kg
Asthma: Yes:______ No:_______ (higher risk for a severe reaction)
RECOGNIZE SEVERE ANAPHYLAXIS SYMPTOMS:
INJECT EPINEPHRINE IMMEDIATELY!!
LUNG: shortness of breath, wheezing, repetitive cough
1. 1. Call 911
Heart: Pale, blue, faint, weak pulse, dizzy, confused
2. 2. Begin Monitoring
THROAT: tight, hoarse, trouble breathing/swallowing,
3. 3. Administer Rescue Inhaler if
MOUTH: Swelling of the throat, lips, tongue, metallic
asthmatic
taste
4. 4. Give additional medications
SKIN: generalized flushing or itching, hives (rash), swelling
**Inhalers/Bronchodilators and
GUT: Vomiting, cramps, diarrhea, nausea
antihistamines are NOT to be
Any ONEor COMBINATION of the above symptoms from
depended on to treat a severe
different body areas can progress rapidly to a life
reaction (anaphylaxis).
threatening situation!!
USE EPINEPHRINE!
1. 1. Give Antihistamine
MILD SYMPTOMS ONLY:
2. 2. Stay with student, call parents
MOUTH: Itching without swelling, especially seen with
3. 3. If symptoms progress, USE
ingestion of fresh fruits
EPINEPHRINE
SKIN: Limited redness of skin/few small hives
4. 4. Begin Monitoring
:
______ If checked, administer epinephrine for ANY symptoms if there was possible exposure
______ If checked, administer epinephrine BEFORE symptoms occur, if there was known exposure
MEDICATIONS/DOSES:
EPINEPHRINE AUTO-INJECTOR: (BRAND AND DOSE): EpiPen_______ EpiPen JR______ Auvi-Q______ Auvi-Q JR______
BRONCHODILATOR: (BRAND AND DOSE):
_____________________________________________
ANTIHISTAMINE: (BRAND AND DOSE):
_____________________________________________
(*** Antihistamines should NOT be used as a first line of treatment during an anaphylaxis episode. It will treat itching ONLY – it will
not halt vascular collapse or swelling!!)
MONITORING: Stay with student. Alert Health Care professionals and parent. Tell rescue squad epinephrine was given and
request an ambulance with epinephrine. Note time when epinephrine was administered. A second dose of epinephrine can
be administered within 5 minutes if symptoms persist or recur. For a severe reaction consider keeping student lying on back
with legs raised. Treat student even if parents cannot be reached.
___ Student may carry epinephrine
___ Student may self-administer epinephrine
___ *Classroom accommodations needed
EMERGENCY CONTACTS: 911
Rescue Squad:__________________________
Parent/Guardian:________________________
Phone:_____________________________
Name/Relationship:______________________
Phone:_____________________________
LICENSED HEALTH CARE PROVIDER (signature):_____________________________________
Date:_____________
Printed name of Health Care Provider: ______________________________________
Phone:________________
I hereby authorize the school district staff members to take whatever action in their judgment may be necessary in providing emergency medical treatment
consistent with this plan, including the administration of medication to my child. I understand the Virginia School Health Guidelines , Code of Virginia, 8.01-225
Protects school staff members from liability arising from actions consistent with this plan. I also hereby authorize the school district staff to disclose my child’s
protected health information to chaperones, and other non-employee volunteers at the school or school events and field trips to the extent necessary for the
protection, prevention of an allergic reaction, or emergency treatment of my child and for the implementation of this plan.
Parent/Guardian Signature: __________________________________________________ Date:_________________
Revised 4/14 PD16 TEAM

ADVERTISEMENT

00 votes

Related Articles

Related forms

Related Categories

Parent category: Business
Go