PALMER PUBLIC SCHOOLS PALMER HIGH SCHOOL----HEALTH SERVICES Student Health Information Sheet (School Year ___________)
Name _______________________ M/F GR____ DOB__________ Birthplace ____________________ Street Address___________________________________ Home phone _________________________ Mailing Address__________________________________ Cell phone ___________________________ Town/Village_____________________________________ Lives with:
Mother/Guardian__________________________
Daytime location __________________________
Daytime phone ___________________________
Father/Guardian__________________________
Daytime location __________________________
Daytime phone ___________________________
Stepparent ______________________________
Daytime location __________________________
Daytime phone ___________________________
List brothers and sisters & their ages ________________________________________________________ Emergency contacts (In case a parent cannot be reached, list 2 adults available during school hours to
transport your child home or to a hospital or physician’s office.)
Daytime location __________________________
relation _________________________________
Daytime phone ___________________________
Daytime location __________________________
relation _________________________________
Daytime phone ___________________________
Health insurance name (if no coverage, write NONE) _____________________________________ In case of serious illness or injury, I request school personnel to contact me. If I cannot be reached, I give permission for the school nurse to cal my child’s physician or the school physician and follow his/her direction. In an emergency, school personnel may make any arrangements for medical care that seem necessary including transport to a hospital by ambulance. If my child needs to be dismissed for any reason, I will be responsible to find an appropriate adult to accompany the child home or for medical attention. Parent/Guardian signature ___________________________________________ Date _________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ PLEASE SIGN BELOW FOR YOUR CHILD TO RECEIVE OVER-THE-COUNTER (OTC) MEDICATIONS AT SCHOOL.
I give permission for the School Nurse to administer, at his/her discretion, the following: FOR PAIN/DISCOMFORT
Acetaminophen (i.e. Tylenol/APAP) Ibuprofen (i.e. Advil/Motrin)
(These medications may also be given for fever over 101 F if dismissal will be delayed and student is very uncomfortable.)
FOR DIGESTIVE PROBLEMS
Antacid (i.e. TUMS/Mylanta), Bismuth (i.e. Pepto-Bismol)
FOR COLDS/ALLERGIES
Cough medicine (i.e. Tussin) Dipenhydramine (i.e. Benadryl)
Non-drowsy Cold Medicine (i.e. Sudafed) Cough drops
FOR WOUNDS
Hydrogen Peroxide Isopropyl Alcohol Bactine Witch Hazel Hand Sanitizer
First Aid/Burn Cream or Gel Calamine Preparation Sunscreen
Saline Solution/Eye Wash Salted Water Vaseline
I understand the School Nurse may decline to administer an OTC medication if, in his/her judgment, other relief measures should be attempted first or if further medical evaluation may be needed for the symptoms. Parent/Guardian signature ___________________________________________ Date _________________ Parents/guardians are requested to contact the School Nurse directly if they have any questions or concerns about medication administration during the school day. Each School Nurse will communicate specific protocols for medication administration for that particular school. Some OTC medications may not be stocked in each school, depending on the usual needs/abilities of the students.
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