即此BS学校护士培训员工需要30分钟更多更好,但他们只需要知道如何使用自动注射器。 除此以外,如果他们选择向Auvi-Q提供自动输入器时,当你拉起帽向任何人走去使用它时,自动输入器有听得见指令。他们担心上钩不必要医院访问,但学生的潜在死亡值得冒风险吗?

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我的孩子在这个学区 和这些学校互动 我猜问题比文章允许的复杂以下是我父母猜想The reason given in the article "The Weatherford Independent School District says they feel that they can't have someone trained to give an epinephrine auto-injector during all times the school is open."  Isn't just regarding the inconvenience of training - all the teachers and admins go through the training.  The issue is really access to the epinephrine which is locked in the nurses office.  Our nurses are contract employees (as I understand it) and the nurses offices have limited key access.  They also have to follow different access requirements because of also housing student medications and medical records.  So to have a trained person on staff and authorization and keys for entry to the nurses office is a different bag of chips.  The school buildings are used outside of school hours by outside groups as well.常数天每天12小时以上保持专用员工Benedryl being an OTC drug (and cheap) can be stored differently and in more locations.  Our district also (and I've seen the numbers my self) has a very low rate of allergy.  Having benedryl is better than having nothing - which is the past practice.  I have always authorized the nurse at my child's school to use her epi if it would save a life.  While I appreciate the work of this group the expectation that schools stock a serious medication like epinephrine that is crazy expensive, results in hospitalization, and has serious side effects is unrealistic.  Administering benedryl and calling the paramedics is a reasonable response I think.