Question

lab 5.1 gather medical and allergy information
english language arts project
directions assume you are a child care professional for the children listed below. each child has a medical condition or allergy for which you need background information. using print or internet resources, gather the information you need to know about handling each condition. document the source of your information for each medical or allergy problem on a separate sheet of paper and attach it to this activity.
children medical alert necessary background information
child 1 allergy to insect bites/stings potential sources/reactions: child care professionals action:
child 2 seasonal allergies potential sources/reactions: child care professionals action:
child 3 allergy to peanut products potential sources/reactions: child care professionals action:
child 4 allergy to red food dye potential sources/reactions: child care professionals action:

Explanation:

For Child 1: Potential sources are various insects like bees, wasps etc. Reactions can range from mild swelling and itching to severe anaphylaxis. Child - care professional should keep an eye out for insects, have first - aid supplies for allergic reactions.
For Child 2: Potential sources are pollen from trees, grasses during respective seasons, mold spores. Reactions include sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes. Professional should keep indoor air clean, be aware of high - pollen days.
For Child 3: Potential sources are any products containing peanuts such as peanut butter, some baked goods. Reactions can be life - threatening anaphylaxis. Professional should check food labels carefully, ensure no peanut products in the vicinity.
For Child 4: Potential sources are foods with red food dye like some candies, certain drinks. Reactions may include hives, upset stomach. Professional should read food ingredient lists, avoid giving red - dyed foods.

Answer:

For Child 1:
Potential Sources/Reactions: Bees, wasps; mild swelling to anaphylaxis.
Child Care Professional's Action: Watch for insects, have first - aid.
For Child 2:
Potential Sources/Reactions: Pollen, mold; sneezing, itchy eyes.
Child Care Professional's Action: Keep air clean, be aware of pollen levels.
For Child 3:
Potential Sources/Reactions: Peanut butter, baked goods with peanuts; anaphylaxis.
Child Care Professional's Action: Check labels, keep peanuts away.
For Child 4:
Potential Sources/Reactions: Candies, drinks with red dye; hives, upset stomach.
Child Care Professional's Action: Read ingredient lists, avoid red - dyed foods.