Administration of Medication & First aid

What are the signs of an anaphylactic reaction?

What are the signs of an asthmatic episode

Where are the EMERGENCY asthma and Epipen Medication kept?

• In the outdoor lockable medication cupboard

• On and open bench

• In the front foyer

• I don't know

Where is the Panadol kept?

• In the learning rooms on the bench for easy access

• In the lockable medication box kept within the lockable signed cupboard

• In the front foyer

• In the outdoor medication cupboard

How confident are you at administrating first aid

• I feel very confident in all aspects of first aid including administrating asthma and anaphylaxis procedures and managing serious injuries.

• I feel confident in administration medication as per procedure but no other forms of first aid

• I feel confident in administration medication and emergency medication but feel overwhelmed about a serious incident

• I have not completed first aid training yet and do not feel confident to administer first aid

Who can administer medication and complete first aid for a child?

• The first person on the scene

• An educator with first aid training who is alone with the child

• another child who knows what they are doing.

• An educator with first aid training who has a witness

• A parent who was near by and mentioned they could help.