A student with diabetes is in a class with an upcoming field trip. What is the appropriate protocol? a) Inform the parents that students with diabetes cannot participate in field trips, because they require nursing care. b) Contact the student’s parents to ask them to accompany the child on the field trip. c) Notify a Nursing Supervisor, the Diabetes Resource Nurse, the principal, and the 504 coordinators so that the nursing services the particular child requires can be provided on the field trip.

A student with diabetes is in a class with an upcoming field trip. What is the appropriate protocol? a) Inform the parents that students with diabetes cannot participate in field trips, because they require nursing care. b) Contact the student’s parents to ask them to accompany the child on the field trip. c) Notify a Nursing Supervisor, the Diabetes Resource Nurse, the principal, and the 504 coordinators so that the nursing services the particular child requires can be provided on the field trip.

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