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Emergency Preparedness Plan
Emergency Preparedness Plan
Medical Emergencies
Carry a well-stocked first-aid kit, bottled water, sunscreen, a working cell phone, any emergency
medications students may need, a list of emergency phone numbers, parent contact information,
and the phone number of the area’s poison control center, hospital, and police station.
Students are discouraged from eating foods outside of those provided by the resort to avoid
poisoning or upset stomach.
If a student is hurt, determine the extent of the injury. If there’s a possibility of neck or spinal injury,
don’t move the student. Summon professional medical attention immediately.
Otherwise, provide first aid and make sure a chaperone stays with the injured student. Obtain
medical assistance, if needed, and contact the students’ parents or guardians as soon as possible.
Complete an accident report afterward to document what happened.
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