Section 1: Introduction and Background of Latex Allergy |
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Introduction, Disclaimer, and Acknowledgements | p. 2-3 |
Description of Natural Rubber Latex Allergy | p. 4-6 |
Classroom Triggers For Asthma and Allergies | p. 7-8 |
Section 2: Suggested Guidelines For A Latex-Safe School |
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School Safety Guidelines | p. 9 |
Suggested Responsibility Guidelines | p. 10 |
Individual Health Plan For Natural Rubber Latex Allergy | p. 11 |
Sample Physician Letter To Schools | p. 12 |
Inhaler and Epinephrine Use At School | p. 13-14 |
NASN Position Statements | p. 15-19 |
AAAAI Position Statement | p. 19-24 |
Wisconsin Legislation | p. 25-26 |
Memo to Wisconsin School Districts | p. 27 |
Sample Student Health Forms | p. 28-33 |
Sample School Policies | p. 34-36 |
Epinephrine Administration Technique | p. 36-38 |
Federal Disability Legislation | p. 39 |
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Latex-Free School Product List | p. 40-44 |
ALAA Order Form | p. 45 |
Latex-Free Balloons | p. 46 |
Sample Letter To Manufacturers | p. 47 |
Sample Balloon Ban Sign | p. 48 |
Helpful Websites | p. 49 |
Helpful Programs | p. 50 |
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Preventing Infection in the Classroom | p. 51-55 |
Ask The Expert | p. 56-59 |
The ABCs of Latex Allergy At School | p. 60 |
What You Should Know About Latex Allergy | p. 61 |
Keeping Your Child Latex-Safe At School | p. 62-63 |
High School Now A Balloon-Free Zone | p. 64-66 |
What You Need To Know About Latex Allergies (Specifically for school bus personnel) |
p. 67-70 |
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