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Allergies in Young Children

Signs/Symptoms of Airborne Allergies “sneezing itchy nose and/or throat nasal congestion coughing itchy, watery eyes dark circles under eyes” (Geimeier, 2009) (BUBnCHUNK's HealtH BaR, 2009)

Signs/Symptoms of Food Allergies “itchy mouth and throat when food is swallowed (some kids have only this symptom — called "oral allergy syndrome") hives (raised, red, itchy bumps) eczematous rash runny, itchy nose abdominal cramps accompanied by nausea and vomiting or diarrhea (as the body attempts to flush out the food allergen) difficulty breathing shock” (Geimeier, 2009)

Signs/Symptoms of Insect Venom Allergies “throat swelling hives over the entire body difficulty breathing nausea diarrhea shock” (Geimeier, 2009) (Geimeier, 2009)

Management of Condition Simple management: Allergic to pet- keep dog out of room Allergic to milk- keep milk out of diet Medications: Antihistamines, decongestants, and bronchodilators Cause drowsiness, difficulty concentrating, and excessive thirstiness (Marotz, 2008) (Tyson's Pharmacy)

Management of Condition Severe Allergy Medication Allergy shots EpiPen Auto injection of epinephrine (Marotz, 2008) (Kapitke, 2009)

Teaching Modifications for the Following: Sensitive about appearance (runny nose, swollen eyes, etc.) Teachers may make simple adjustments to help children cope with their lifestyle Low self esteem, withdrawn behaviors, fear Foster the students achievement (Marotz, 2008)

Address in Classroom Plan that school districts want in effect: “School nurse informs teachers on what allergies are in the school Make sure all students have a wrist band on that have allergies Parents MUST have paperwork on file with nurses on what the child is allergic to” (Ruth, 2007)

How I Would Address the Classroom on Allergies Have children tell the other students what type of allergy they have and what they do to make them “feel better”. I would also explain my allergies so that the children won’t feel afraid to share If able, we will watch a movie that talks about allergies. http://www.brainpopjr.com/health/bewell/allergies/preview.weml

Works Cited Geimeier, W.J. (2009, June). All about Allergies. Retrieved from http://kidshealth.org/parent/medical/allergies/allergy.html# BUBnCHUNK's HealtH BaR, . (2009, December 25). Stuffy. sneezy. red swollen eye. haaaa-chew!! . Retrieved from http://bubnchunk.blogspot.com/2009/12/stuffy-sneezy-red-swollen-eye-haaaa.html Tyson's Pharmacy, . (n.d.). Allergy control. Retrieved from http://kidshealth.org/parent/medical/allergies/allergy.html# Kapitke, K. (2009, March 23). Anaphylactic? naet can save your life. Retrieved from http://seattleallergyrelief.com/ Ruth, . (2007, July 10). Schools should have an allergy lesson plan. Retrieved from http://www.allergizer.com/50226711/schools_should_have_an_allergy_lesson_plan.php Marotz, Lynn. (2008). Health, safety, and nutrition for the young child. Clifton Park, NY: Wadsworth Pub Co.