FIRST AID STATION Sample Clauses

FIRST AID STATION.  The First Aid station must be staffed by at least one adult continuously throughout the contest, from the time of the first performance until the end of Retreat, including all dinner and break times.  The primary role of the First Aid Station is to assess the severity of an injury and determine if emergency medical care is needed. Fire Rescue (911) must be summoned in any of the following situations: o Unconsciousness, for any amount of time, even momentary o Any type of head injury o Difficulty in breathing o Chest pain or rapid pulse o Confusion or disorientation  The First Aid station should be located in an air conditioned area near the gymnasium, and be capable of dealing with simple injuries such as small cuts, sprains, muscle spasm, injured fingers or toes, lightheadedness, and nausea. A cot, air mattress, or chaise lounge should be available for performers who need to lie down as well as ice packs and water. Never directly administer any oral medication to a student, including over-the-counter pain relievers, or any type of inhaler. JUDGES, SFWGA CONTEST STAFF ROOMThe Host must maintain a Judges and SFWGA Contest Staff Hospitality Room that will be used during pre-contest preparations, meals and breaks.  The room should be located near to the gym for easy and fast access (some breaks are only five minutes in duration).  The room must be available continuously throughout the contest, beginning one hour prior to the first performance, concluding at the end of critique.  Since judges typically use break and dinner times to validate scores, access to this room must be restricted to judges, SFWGA contest staff, and the Host Volunteer(s) that oversee the room. Access to the hospitality room by the public, instructors, performers, parents and other volunteers must not be permitted at any time. At least one adult volunteer must be on duty at all times to supervise access to the hospitality room.  Light snacks and beverages should be provided from one hour prior to the first performance through duration of the contest. A full dinner must be provided during the dinner break. Since Judges and Staff are limited in their ability to leave the contest area, they must be permitted to bring food and beverages into the gymnasium. A cooler with water/soda should be provided at the tabulation table. In addition, the Host’s volunteers should periodically check with Judges and Staff for any needs. Depending on the size of the contest, plan food and beverages ...
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FIRST AID STATION. The First Aid station must be staffed by at least one adult continuously throughout the contest, from the time of the first performance until the end of Retreat, including all dinner and break times. • The primary role of the First Aid Station is to assess the severity of an injury and determine if emergency medical care is needed. Fire Rescue (911) must be summoned in any of the following situations: o Unconsciousness, for any amount of time, even momentary o Any type of head injury o Difficulty in breathing o Chest pain or rapid pulse o Confusion or disorientation • The First Aid station should be located in an air conditioned area near the gymnasium, and be capable of dealing with simple injuries such as small cuts, sprains, muscle spasm, injured fingers or toes, lightheadedness, and nausea. A cot, air mattress, or chaise lounge should be available for performers who need to lie down as well as ice packs and water. Never directly administer any oral medication to a student, including over-the-counter pain relievers, or any type of inhaler.
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