What does PPM stand for?
Policy and Program Memorandum
Was the teacher in case one, found guilty?
(Annmarie Yolanda Gauthier)
Yes
A teachers main responsibility as a “social worker” is...?
The Duty to Report
What is Sabrina's Law?
The law that protects people with anaphylactic allergies.
What is policy 150?
School Food and Beverage Policy
The main issue was that the school board failed to accommodate his allergies by not agreeing on an appropriate plan.
What is the most effective form of advocacy for students?
Coordinating Services
Name four symptoms of anaphylaxis.
-Swelling
-Difficulty Breathing
-Loss of Consciousness
-Hives
-Vomiting
What would be an example of specialized equipment included under policy 81?
-Toileting Aids
-Specialized Seating
-Mobility Assistance
-Technology to Aid with Speech Impairments
-First Aid Kit
What was the main problem with the teacher giving the student her prescription for Ritalin, if the strength and dosage was the same?
The teacher did not ask for consent or check that the students prescription had not since changed.
In what situation would a school have nurse?
When there is funding!!!
How old was Sabrina Shannon when she suffered her fatal reaction?
13 years old
1) Individualized care plans
2) Collaboration between school staff, parents/guardians, and healthcare providers
3) Staff training and awareness
4) Emergency preparedness
What did you take away from these cases and how will that impact your future practice?
Good job! Thanks for sharing!
A student in your class is in anaphylactic shock. You have no written parameters in place and no pre authorization from the student or their parents to administer the auto-injector. Do you administer it?
Yes
When did the government pass Bill 3?
When did Bill 3 take effect?
Bonus point if you get the months!
Passed: May 2005
Took Effect: January 2006