• Call an ambulance (while another member of staff administers first aid) • Administer adrenaline auto-injector (or help child to administer if able) • Treat for shock if necessary
Do you consent to this treatment being given in an emergency? If not, please give alternative instructions.
• Give 6 puffs of the blue inhaler via a spacer (if provided) • Reassess after 5 minutes • If the child still feels wheezy or appears to be breathless they should have a further 4 puffs of the blue inhaler
Reassess after 5 minutes • If their symptoms are not relieved with 10 puffs of blue inhaler then this should be viewed as a serious attack: • CALL AN AMBULANCE and CALL PARENT • While waiting for an ambulance continue to give 10 puffs of the reliever inhaler every few minutes
Do you give consent for this treatment in case of an emergency? If not, please give alternative instructions.
We want to make sure all of our young scientists get the most out of the day. So any information that you can give us is really helpful in making sure we can support your child at camp.
Please tell us: