Bodies of Water Vehicular Traffic (Pedestrian Safety) Handling and Storage of Hazardous Materials Disposal of Bio-Contaminants pages 64-65 …….. Emergency Preparedness 66-68 ……………………………………………………………. Natural Disasters Fire Thunderstorms Tornados Floods Winter Human-Caused Event Lock Down Physical Threat to Staff and Students Violence at a Facility Utility Failure Chemical Release Missing Child- Active Supervision Procedure for missing child Building Evacuation page 71 ………………………………………………………………….. Notifying Parents in the Event of an Emergency page 72 …………………………………….. Medication Storage and Administration pages 73-85 ………………………………………….. Procedure for receiving, documenting and storage of medications Giving medications Liquid medications Oral medications Eye drops Emergency Medications Using an inhaler with a spacer an inhaler without a spacer Using a nebulizer Giving Rectal Diazepam Using and Epi-Pen Precautions When Transporting Children page 86 …………………………………………… Welcome to Unit 1. In this unit you will find 4 modules, which include 7 sessions, following the original Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) regulations (see table of contents above). In these trainings you will learn about the growth of children, common (and a few uncommon) illnesses that we see when working with children, how to prevent illness from taking over our center, rules and
Bodies of Water Vehicular Traffic (Pedestrian Safety) Handling and Storage of Hazardous Materials Disposal of Bio-Contaminants …….. pages 64-65 Emergency Preparedness ……………………………………………………………. 66-68 Natural Disasters Fire Thunderstorms Tornados Floods Winter Human-Caused Event Lock Down Physical Threat to Staff and Students Violence at a Facility Utility Failure Chemical Release Missing Child- Active Supervision Procedure for missing child Building Evacuation ………………………………………………………………….. page 71 Notifying Parents in the Event of an Emergency …………………………………….. page 72 Medication Storage and Administration ………………………………………….. pages 73-85 Procedure for receiving, documenting and storage of medications Giving medications Liquid medications Oral medications Eye drops Emergency Medications Using an inhaler with a spacer an inhaler without a spacer Using a nebulizer Giving Rectal Diazepam Using and Epi-Pen Precautions When Transporting Children …………………………………………… page 86 Welcome to Unit 1. In this unit you will find 4 modules, which include 7 sessions, following the original Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) regulations (see table of contents above). In these trainings you will learn about the growth of children, common (and a few uncommon) illnesses that we see when working with children, how to prevent illness from taking over our center, rules and
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