I give permission for my
minor child to attend Piedmont Friends Fellowship retreats. In
the event of an emergency, I
authorize the adult leaders of PFF to act for me to make any and
all decisions for me
concerning the medical treatment or hospitalization of my minor child; to
consent to any x-ray
examination; medical, dental, or surgical diagnosis; treatment; and
hospital care advised and
supervised by a physician, surgeon, or dentist (as appropriate)
licensed to practice under
the laws of the state where the services are rendered, either at a
doctor's office or in a
hospital. I expect to be contacted as soon as possible. I absolve the adult
leaders from personal
liability arising from the exercise of such authority, including any and all
costs, expenses, and charges
for medical or hospital care provided by or received from
whomsoever, and costs of
transportation related thereto. I affirm that the following insurance
and medical information is
complete and correct.
Signature of parent or legal
guardian:
____________________________________Date:___________
MEDICAL RELEASE FORM FOR
PIEDMONT FRIENDS FELLOWSHIP
(PFF)
Young Friend:
_________________________________________Date of birth:_____________________
Parent or legal
guardian:_________________________________________________________________
Address:______________________________________________________________________________
Phone numbers during the
retreat
(home,work,cell,pager):__________________________________________________________________
Emergency name and phone
number, if parent cannot be reached:________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Insurance
company:_____________________________________________________________________
Address:______________________________________________________________________________
Phone
number:______________________________ Policy
number:______________________________
Policy
holder:__________________________________________________________________________
Family doctor (and phone
number):________________________________________________________
Prescriptions currently taken
(please keep us up-to-date):_______________________________________
Current medical or
psychological conditions, etc.:_____________________________________________
Other information that adult
FAPs and/or emergency room physician should know:
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Are there any dietary
restrictions/ considerations we should know about when planning meals?
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO FILL
OUT PAGE 2 OF THIS FORM!
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To the parent,
There may be times when your
child suffers from mild symptoms that can be treated with simple
over-the-counter medications
that we have available in our first aid kit.
Please take a moment to
circle your response to indicate your willingness for your child to receive
the following medications
when necessary to make him or her more comfortable (we have provided some
brand names to help you
recognize the generic names we have listed):
Yes: __ No:__ Acetaminophen
(Tylenol) for pain or fever
Yes: __ No:__
Antihistamine
(Benadryl) for itching, colds, or bee stings
Yes: __ No:__
Immodium for
diarrhea
Yes: __ No:__
Emetrol for nausea
(a sugary syrup that can sometimes help)
Yes: __ No:__
Pink bismuth (Pepto
Bismol) for nausea and vomiting
Yes: __ No:__
Topical antibiotic
ointment
Information on Tetanus shots
Date last shot:--------
___________ Don't know:
___________Less than 5 years: ______5-10 years:_______
Over 10 years: ___________My
child is allergic to tetanus:______________
If there is an accident for
which a tetanus shot is recommended, may we authorize it to be given?
Yes: ________No:__________
If your child has asthma,
please answer the following questions:
Does your child use a daily
medication?
If yes, please list the
medication(s) and the dosage(s):
How often does he/she
experience an asthma attack?
Has your child ever been
hospitalized because of asthma?
Is your child able to
recognize and treat the onset of an attack?
Can your child recognize when
the attack is severe and requires the attention of medical
professionals?
How should we respond to a
breathing problem with your child?
If your child has serious
allergies, please answer these questions:
What are the triggers for
your child?
Does your child travel with a
medication for their own use (ie: Epi-Pen or Primatene Mist)?
What have previous reactions
been?