Identifies School and

Community Resources in Case

of an Injury or Emergency
 SCHOOL RESOURCES
IN CASE OF AN INJURY OR
EMERGENCY
 SCHOOL CLINIC
 A place within
the school campus wherein
primary care is rendered to a
sick patient
 First Aid and initial nursing
assessments are given
during emergent situation.
 A school clinic have a medical
equipment to cure an injury
SCHOOL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
 Medications
 Anti-diarrhea medication
 Laxative - purgatives, or aperients are
substances that loosen stools and increase
bowel movements. They are used to treat and
prevent constipation.
 Antacids - An antacid is a substance which
neutralizes stomach acidity and is used to
relieve heartburn, indigestion or an upset
stomach.
 Antihistamine - diphenhydramine is the main active
ingredient in Benadryl. Benadryl helps relieve runny
nose, sneezing, itchy or watery eyes, and nose or
throat itching.
Cough and cold medications - Expectorants make
a cough more productive. Robitussincough and
cold is one brand example of a coughsuppressant.
The active ingredients are dextromethorphan,
guaifenesin, and phenylephrine. Robitussin cough
and cold is also an expectorant and a
nasal decongestant.
AMBULANCE
 An ambulance is a medically
equipped vehicle which transports
patients to treatment facilities,
such as hospitals. In some
instances, out-of-hospital medical
care is provided to the patient. 
 Ambulances are used to
respond to medical emergencies
by emergency medical services.
Barangay Service Vehicles are now being
used by barangay officials and their
constituents as service vehicles for social
and humanitarian needs in times of medical
emergencies and important matters.
WHAT IS BARANGAY HEALTH WORKER?

• A person who has undergone training programs under

any accredited government and non government
organization and who voluntarily renders primary
health care services in the community after having
been accredited to function as such by the local health
board in accordance with the guidelines promulgated
by the DOH.