Utah Admin. Code R392-200-6 - Student Health
The governing body shall ensure that:
(1) in schools built before 1987, a centrally
located clinic area for providing care to students who are ill, injured, or
suspected of having any contagious disease is provided that includes:
(a) smooth, non-porous, and easily cleanable
flooring;
(b) easily cleanable
walls;
(c) a cot or bed that has a
cleanable surface or cover with:
(i)
disposable bedding that is changed after each person's use; or
(ii) multi-use sheets or covers that are
laundered after each person's use; and
(d) the following first aid supplies:
(i) adhesive bandages of various sizes and
applications;
(ii) compression
bandages;
(iii) sterile gauze
pads;
(iv) medical tape;
(v) instant cold packs;
(vi) antiseptic wipes;
(vii) sting relief wipes;
(viii) eyewash solution;
(ix) single-use gloves; and
(x) tweezers.
(2) in schools built after 1987, a
permanently designated clinic room is provided that includes, in addition to
each item listed in Subsections (1)(a) through (1)(d):
(a) an immediately accessible handwashing
sink with hot and cold running water;
(b) liquid soap; and
(c) individual-use
towels;
(3) the first aid
supplies described in Subsection (1)(d) are:
(a) readily accessible;
(b) securely stored in a manner that prevents
contamination and unauthorized use;
(c) not expired; and
(d) restocked as needed;
(4) the clinic room or clinic area is kept
clean and maintained in good repair;
(5) any clinic room or clinic area occupied
by a student is monitored by school personnel;
(6) a written plan is created that:
(a) states how a nurse or doctor can be
contacted at any time the school is in session;
(b) describes the agreement established
between the governing body and the nurse or doctor to ensure availability of
health care services;
(c) contains
copies of the certification required in Subsection (9); and
(d) contains evidence of training completion
as required in Subsection (10);
(7) the plan described in Subsection (6) is
available for review upon request by the local health officer;
(8) any medication administered to a student
by school personnel, and any record required by Section
53G-9-502 is securely stored in a
location that is accessible only by those authorized to administer the
medication;
(9) at least two
individuals are onsite that have current certification from a First Aid and CPR
training program approved by the governing body, and proof of certification is
conspicuously posted or otherwise made available to the local health officer
upon request;
(10) each instructor
working in a high-risk injury area or supervising a high-risk activity:
(a) is trained by the governing body in First
Aid and CPR principles within the first 30 days of the onset of classes, and
each year of employment thereafter;
(b) maintains evidence of First Aid and CPR
training completion, and makes it available to the local health officer upon
request; and
(c) maintains a
readily accessible first aid kit that is appropriate for the risks in the
area;
(11) in any class
held in a high-risk injury area, an individual or team trained as described in
Subsection (9) or (10)(a) has been designated by the governing body to respond
first to an injury or medical incident;
(12)
(a)
each school bus driver is trained by the governing body in First Aid and CPR
principles within the first 30 days of the onset of classes, and each year of
employment thereafter; and
(b) each
school bus is provided with an easily accessible first aid
kit;
(13) in each school
that provides an automated external defibrillator (AED), First Aid and CPR
training as described in Subsections (9) and (10)(a) also includes training on
proper AED use; and
(14) in each
school that keeps Naloxone (NARCAN) on the school premises, at least two
individuals are onsite that have current training on its proper use.
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