Survive school triggers and build your SCHOOL Battle Plan!
Your TOP priority is to make SURE that every member of your school team has a copy of your current personal asthma School SAFETY Plan and your parent's phone number. Remember to update the phone number if your parent's phone number changes and/or if they change jobs.
School is where kids go to get smart, but schools can be asthma traps. With this tip-list, you and your parents and teachers can work together to build a battle-plan to rid your school of asthma-dangers.
Look here for a checklist of all the things schools can do to create an asthma-safer school.
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School forms and school rules keep kids safer
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you can print out an example of a Medication Self-Carry Authorization Form
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you can print out an example of a Medication Administration Authorization Form
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what parents and kids with asthma need to know about asthma-related school rules
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why good asthma control and good attendance helps kids with asthma read better
How colds and flu hurt kids with asthma
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why kids with asthma are most likely to be hospitalized right after back-to-school
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why knowing how to NOT catch colds and flu helps prevent severe asthma attacks
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80% of severe asthma attacks get triggered by catching a cold or flu
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fun handwashing method gets hands totally germ-free to prevent colds and flu
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how wearing face-masks can help kids with asthma avoid getting colds and flu
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why not touching your eyes and nose can help kids avoid getting colds and flu
Safer school supplies can help kids with asthma
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why sitting farther from the chalkboard can help kids with asthma
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how schools cut down on asthma triggers to help kids with asthma
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how asthma-friendly school cleaning products differ from traditional cleaning products
Fumes from idling buses and cars and pesticides
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why kids with asthma must avoid breathing exhaust fumes from idling buses and cars
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why kids with asthma must avoid areas that are being treated with pesticides
Woof! Woof! Let's get ready to GO!
The AsthmaRangers SCHOOL Trigger Patrol-and-Control Mission!
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