N.M. Code R. § 6.12.11.10 - SCHOOL DIABETES CARE
A. Each
governing body shall ensure that all students diagnosed with diabetes receive
appropriate and necessary diabetes care as specified in the student's diabetes
medical management plan.
B. In
accordance with the request of a parent or guardian of a student with diabetes
and the student's diabetes medical management plan, a school nurse, or in the
absence of a school nurse, diabetes care personnel shall perform diabetes care
functions that may include:
(1) checking and
recording the student's blood glucose or ketone levels and assisting the
student with recording these levels;
(2) responding to blood glucose levels that
are outside of the student's target range;
(3) administering glucagon and other
emergency treatments as prescribed;
(4) administering insulin or assisting a
student in administering insulin;
(5) providing oral diabetes medications as
prescribed; and
(6) following
instructions regarding meals, snacks and physical activity.
C. A school nurse or at least one
diabetes care personnel shall be at each school where a student with diabetes
is attending and shall be available to provide care to each student with
diabetes pursuant to this rule during regular school hours, all
school-sponsored activities, trips, extended offsite school-sponsored
excursions, extracurricular activities where a student with diabetes is a
participant, and on buses where the bus driver has not been trained in diabetes
care and a student with diabetes is a passenger.
Notes
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