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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
  1. Do not move the injured limb; immobilize using a rigid splint or padded support.
  2. Check distal pulse and skin warmth beyond the injury site.
  3. If open wound is bleeding, apply direct gentle pressure with sterile gauze.
  4. Activate emergency contact; alert parents and transport carefully.

Acute Asthma / Breathing Distress

Priority 1
  1. Keep student in an upright seated position, leaning slightly forward.
  2. Administer prescribed inhaler with spacer (4 puffs of Salbutamol with deep breaths).
  3. Loosen tight collars or ties; maintain adequate ventilation.
  4. If no relief within 5 minutes, administer 4 additional puffs and call FutureFit Desk.

Seizures / Convulsions

Priority 2
  1. Gently ease the student to the floor; clear surrounding desks and sharp objects.
  2. Place a soft pillow under head; turn student onto their side (recovery position).
  3. NEVER force anything into the student's mouth or attempt to hold them down.
  4. Time the seizure. If duration exceeds 3 minutes, initiate emergency hospital transfer.

Choking (Airway Obstruction)

Priority 1
  1. Encourage student to cough vigorously if they can speak or breathe.
  2. If unable to speak, deliver 5 sharp back blows between shoulder blades.
  3. If obstruction persists, perform 5 abdominal thrusts (Heimlich maneuver).
  4. Repeat sequence until object is expelled or student regains airway.

Syncope / Fainting & Heat Exhaustion

Priority 3
  1. Lay student flat on back and elevate legs 12 inches to restore cerebral blood flow.
  2. Check breathing and pulse; loosen tight clothing.
  3. Ensure cool air circulation; offer sips of ORS once fully alert.
  4. Record vitals in the school infirmary register; monitor for 30 minutes.

Severe Allergic Reaction (Anaphylaxis)

Priority 1
  1. Identify allergen; keep student lying down with elevated feet.
  2. Administer emergency auto-injector if prescribed in student health card.
  3. 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.