 Objectives: ◦ Transferring the learned information to the classroom. ◦ Provide resources for further education and reference. ◦ Provide contact information.

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 Objectives: ◦ Transferring the learned information to the classroom. ◦ Provide resources for further education and reference. ◦ Provide contact information.

 While at school, children may need help with the management of their diabetes care programs, including: ◦ Testing and monitoring their blood glucose levels ◦ Maintaining their daily insulin regimen ◦ Eating regular amounts and calories of food on a regular schedule  What can you do? ◦ Be on the lookout for signs of high and low blood sugar. ◦ Keep fast acting carbs available in case of emergency. ◦ Act fast if you think your student is having a hyperglycemic or hypoglycemic episode. ◦ Be aware of changes in the student while in your care. ◦ Keep in contact with nurse and parent as much as possible.

 School Rights and Tips for Texas Students with Diabetes School Rights and Tips for Texas Students with Diabetes  Guidelines for Training School Employees Who Are Not Licensed Healthcare Professionals to Implement House Bill 984(79th Legislature) related to the Care of Elementary and Secondary School Students with Diabetes, Texas Diabetes Council Guidelines for Training School Employees Who Are Not Licensed Healthcare Professionals to Implement House Bill 984(79th Legislature) related to the Care of Elementary and Secondary School Students with Diabetes, Texas Diabetes Council  FAQs Related to Implementing HB 984 FAQs Related to Implementing HB 984  Texas Guide to School Health Programs Texas Guide to School Health Programs  Legal Rights of Students with Diabetes Legal Rights of Students with Diabetes

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