Healthcare Provider Order & Care Plan For Student With Diabetes Form

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HEALTHCARE PROVIDER ORDER & CARE PLAN FOR STUDENT WITH DIABETES
(1 of 2)
TO BE FILLED OUT BY PARENT/GUARDIAN:
Student:______________________________ DOB:___________ School:_______________________ Grade:______
Type____ Diabetes/Year of Diagnosis:_______ This plan is only valid for the current school year:_______--________
IF STUDENT IS SENT TO THE HEALTH ROOM THEY MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ESCORT .
HYPOGLYCEMIA: blood sugar less than 80mg/dl
Signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia:
Dizziness
Hunger
Headache
Loss of
consciousness
Shaking
Blurry vision
Behavior changes
Seizure
Anxiety
Weakness/fatigue
Pallor
1. Check blood sugar. If meter is not available and child has any of the above symptoms, proceed to step 2.
2. If blood sugar less than 80 mg/dl: Treat with 15 grams of fast acting carbohydrate (4 oz juice, 6 oz regular soda,
3-4 glucose tablets, 3-4 pieces of hard candy, 3 tsp of sugar, ________________________________________).
If unable to swallow safely, administer 1 tube of glucose gel to inside of cheek.
3. Recheck and retreat every 15 minutes until blood sugar greater than 80 mg/dl.
4. When blood sugar is above 80 mg/dl give a complex carbohydrate (crackers with cheese, granola bar, trail mix
etc.), if it is going to be more than an hour until the next meal or snack.
5. If unable/unwilling to take fast acting carbohydrate, having seizures, or is unconscious:
Administer Glucagon by trained staff, call 911, and contact parent/guardian.
If student has an insulin pump, suspend or remove pump.
HYPERGLYCEMIA: blood sugar greater than 300mg/dl
Signs and symptoms of hyperglycemia
Increased thirst
Hunger
Irritability
Nausea/Vomiting
Frequent urination
Fatigue
Double vision
Abdominal pain
1.
Check blood sugar.
2.
If blood sugar is over 300 mg/dl and greater than 2 hrs since last insulin dose, give insulin per sliding scale or
bolus via pump.
3.
Check ketones. If ketones are present, call parents. STUDENT SHOULD NOT EXERCISE.
4.
Give 8-16 oz. of water per hr.
5. Recheck blood sugar in 2 hrs and treat with sliding scale insulin, as needed. * See below for pump.
6.
When having symptoms of nausea and vomiting student will be released from school to parent/guardian.
* When student has insulin pump:
Blood sugar greater than 300 mg/dl with ketones or 2 consecutive unexplained blood sugars greater than 300 mg/dl
(with or without ketones), may indicate a malfunction in the pump. Student may require insulin via injection and/or
new infusion site. PARENTS MUST BE NOTIFIED.
SIGNATURES
My signature below provides authorization for the above written orders. I understand that all procedures will be
implemented in accordance with state laws and regulations and may be performed by unlicensed designated school
personnel under the training and supervision provided by the school nurse.
I authorize the Diabetes Care Team to notify me/leave message via:
Voice mail
Text
E-mail: _______________________________ Cell Phone________________________
Parent
Date _______________ Alternate Phone____________________
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School Health Nurse Review: __________________________________________Date: _____________________

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