Extended travel permission & medical form - student
EXTENDED TRAVEL PERMISSION & MEDICAL FORM - STUDENT Please complete both sides
Student’s Name _________________________________________ Date__________________
Name as printed on passport (exact spelling):_________________________________________
Student’s Age _________ Student’s Date of Birth ___________________________________
Class/Club/Team Traveling ______________________________________________________
Destination ___________________________________________________________________
Departure and Return Dates ______________________________________________________
MEDICAL/EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION
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Contact persons if parent/guardian(s) cannot be reached (please list 2 people):
Name____________________________Address_____________________________________
Name_____________________________Address____________________________________
(over) MEDICATION(S) student will be traveling with: All prescription medication (with the exception of inhalers and EpiPens) will be collected prior to departure. Medication should be carried in the container in which it was dispensed, including the drug’s name and the prescribing physician’s name. Note any special storage requirements (e.g., refrigeration). All medication will be held, dispensed and administered under the supervision of a chaperone or administrative staff member.
Medication ____________________________Reason ______________________________
Medication ____________________________Reason ______________________________
Medication ____________________________Reason ______________________________
May the student be given the following over-the-counter medications if needed? Acetaminophen Loperamide (Imodium) Pseudoephedrine Dimenhydrinate (Dramamine) Ibuprofen (Advil/Motrin) Antacid (Tums, Mylanta) Does the student have ALLERGIES or health concerns that chaperones should be aware of? Please be specific.
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Are there any other drugs (prescription or nonprescription) that should NOT be administered? If so, please list. _______________________________________________________________
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Has the student had any medical problems or illnesses during the last year? If so, please list.
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Date of Last Tetanus Shot (Must be within the past 5 years) ____________________________
Physician __________________________________ Phone ____________________________
Dentist ____________________________________ Phone ____________________________
Medical Insurance Company _____________________________________________________
Policy Number ________________________________________________________________
In case of an emergency, every effort will be made to contact you or the persons that were listed as the emergency contacts. However, if that is not successful, it is important that you grant permission for a licensed physician or accredited hospital and their associates to perform any medical/surgical procedures that are deemed necessary for the treatment of the named individual. In the event reasonable attempts to contact me have been unsuccessful, I hereby give my consent for (1) the administration of any treatment deemed necessary by a licensed physician or dentist; and (2) the transfer of the child to any hospital reasonably accessible. Signature of Student________________________________________ Date______________________ Signature of Parent ________________________________________ Date _____________________
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