Management of an Asthmatic Attack Sample Clauses

Management of an Asthmatic Attack v Classroom First Aid (a) Ensure that the reliever inhaler is taken immediately. (b) Stay calm and reassure the child. (c) Encourage the child to breathe. Encourage the child to breathe slowly and deeply. Most children find it easier to sit upright or lean forward slightly. Lying flat on the back is not recommended. Ensure tight clothing is loosened. (d) Record the dose(s) of medication given (e) After the attack: Minor attacks should not interrupt a child’s involvement in school. As soon as they feel better they can return to normal school activities. (f) The child’s parents must be informed about the attack. v Emergency Situation Dial 999 and call an ambulance urgently if: • the reliever has no effect after five to ten minutes • the child is either distressed or unable to talk • the child is getting worse / exhausted • you have any doubts at all about the child’s condition.
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