Medication Administration and the Prevention of and Response to Food and Other Allergies in the Child Care Environment

(16 customer reviews)

This course provides detailed information on best practices and procedures for the safe, effective, lawful, developmentally appropriate administration of medications in the child care environment. Participants will learn when and why it is appropriate to administer certain medications and policies for ensuring proper authorization, instructions, and confidentiality. The course also explores food allergies and ways to prevent and respond to allergic reactions that may occur in the child care environment. This training meets the initial training requirement for Medication Administration in Nevada.

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16 reviews for Medication Administration and the Prevention of and Response to Food and Other Allergies in the Child Care Environment

  1. Evelyn N. LAS VEGAS, NV –

    These test helps us to strive to reach our full potential.

  2. Debbie HENDERSON, NV –

    information was exceptional. thank you

  3. Syra RENO, NV –

    I liked the cousre it was easy to navigate

  4. Karen LEAGUE CITY, TX –

    It was hard!!!

  5. Sandra ROUND MOUNTAIN, NV –

    i like how self explanatory everything was.

  6. Krista HENDERSON, NV –

    Thanks! You made this course easy and quick to understand!

  7. Jill FRIENDSWOOD, TX –

    very informative.

  8. Coralie ELY, NV –

    I just suggest people to actually look at this and take notes and stuff like that because it will not only help you work at a headstart or other schools. It’ll also help people take better care of their own kids and make their family a safer and better life style. The reason why I say that is because there are some mothers out there who are single parents, or who are still young and is struggling with her/his baby.

  9. Elvira LAS VEGAS, NV –

    Learning this way is very easy and accessible.

  10. Jeana SPARKS, NV –

    great job with the organization and clarity straight to the points

  11. Maria CARSON CITY, NV –

    Very thorough studies

  12. Maria WINNEMUCCA, NV –

    everything is great

  13. christian ELKO, NV –

    AWESOME COURSE . I DID LEARND A LOT

  14. Bethany NORTH LAS VEGAS, NV –

    This was informative

  15. Anthony HENDERSON, NV –

    everything was great

  16. Jennifer HENDERSON, NV –

    great training

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