Clinical Protocol
School Emergency SOPs & Golden-Hour Management
Eliminating panic through standardized triage protocols. Equipping school infirmaries, training teachers as certified first-responders, and providing tele-triage emergency support.
Infrastructure Standard
School Infirmary Setup Blueprint
1. Recovery Station
- Standard clinical examination bed
- Washable vinyl mattress & sterile linen
- Foldable transfer stretcher
- Privacy screen partition
2. Diagnostic Vitals Kit
- Digital BP Monitor (Pediatric cuff)
- Pulse Oximeter & Thermometer
- Glucometer for hypoglycemia
- Stadiometer & Weighing Scale
3. Trauma & Wound Care
- Sterile gauze rolls, bandage clips & cotton
- Antiseptic solution (Povidone-iodine)
- Rigid splints for arm/leg immobilization
- Cold compress packs for sprains
4. Airway & Support
- Portable Oxygen Cylinder with mask
- Salbutamol inhalers with spacer
- Oral Rehydration Salts (ORS)
- Emergency eye wash station bottle
Actionable Flowcharts
Campus Emergency Response Flowcharts
Trauma & Suspected Fracture
Priority 1- Do not move the injured limb; immobilize using a rigid splint or padded support.
- Check distal pulse and skin warmth beyond the injury site.
- If open wound is bleeding, apply direct gentle pressure with sterile gauze.
- Activate emergency contact; alert parents and transport carefully.
Acute Asthma / Breathing Distress
Priority 1- Keep student in an upright seated position, leaning slightly forward.
- Administer prescribed inhaler with spacer (4 puffs of Salbutamol with deep breaths).
- Loosen tight collars or ties; maintain adequate ventilation.
- If no relief within 5 minutes, administer 4 additional puffs and call FutureFit Desk.
Seizures / Convulsions
Priority 2- Gently ease the student to the floor; clear surrounding desks and sharp objects.
- Place a soft pillow under head; turn student onto their side (recovery position).
- NEVER force anything into the student's mouth or attempt to hold them down.
- Time the seizure. If duration exceeds 3 minutes, initiate emergency hospital transfer.
Choking (Airway Obstruction)
Priority 1- Encourage student to cough vigorously if they can speak or breathe.
- If unable to speak, deliver 5 sharp back blows between shoulder blades.
- If obstruction persists, perform 5 abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver).
- Repeat sequence until object is expelled or student regains airway.
Syncope / Fainting & Heat Exhaustion
Priority 3- Lay student flat on back and elevate legs 12 inches to restore cerebral blood flow.
- Check breathing and pulse; loosen tight clothing.
- Ensure cool air circulation; offer sips of ORS once fully alert.
- Record vitals in the school infirmary register; monitor for 30 minutes.
Severe Allergic Reaction (Anaphylaxis)
Priority 1- Identify allergen; keep student lying down with elevated feet.
- Administer emergency auto-injector if prescribed in student health card.
- Call emergency ambulance immediately; monitor airway and vitals constantly.
Staff Certification
CPR & Life Savers Certification for School Faculty
Every campus should maintain trained first-responders. FutureFit conducts hands-on simulation workshops for teachers and staff.