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Marshall ISD Health Services seeks to promote wellness-based school policies and practices that will improve and maintain the health and wellness of its students, employees and community.

STOP THE BLEED
In accordance with Texas House Bill 496, Marshall ISD has implemented a "Stop The Bleed" protocol. Every MISD campus has trained individuals as well as Bleeding Control Stations with "Stop The Bleed" kits located in every AED and also designated by "Bleeding Control" signs.

Each "Stop The Bleed" kit contains the following:

• C-A-T Tourniquet
• 6" Responder Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD)
• Responder Compressed Gauze (x2)
• Emergency Survival Blanket
• Responder Trauma Shears
• Responder Nitrile Gloves
• Chest Seal
• Just In Time Instruction Card
• Permanent Marker, small

IT'S FLU SEASON!
*Flu season in Texas runs October - March. By working together as parents, staff, and students, we can help to reduce the outbreak within our school district. Below are some simple steps that each of us can take:

• KNOW THE SYMPTOMS: Flu-like symptoms include fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, fatigue and nasal congestion.

• STAY HOME: Stay home if you experience a fever greater than 100.0 degrees and until you are fever free without Tylenol or Advil for at least 24 hours. Stay home if you have large amounts of secretions such as coughing and sneezing. Stay home if you experience vomiting and/or diarrhea and until you have been free of vomiting and/or diarrhea for 24 hours.

• WASH YOUR HANDS: Wash your hands with hot water and soap or use hand sanitizers several times throughout the day especially before eating, after using the restroom, and playing outside.

• COUGH AND SNEEZE PROPERLY: Cough or sneeze into your sleeve or use Kleenex. Never cough or sneeze into your hands.

• DISINFECT: Disinfect frequently touched items daily.

• DO NOT SHARE: Never share food or drink and encourage others to do the same.

• VACCINATE: Get a flu vaccination as they are still available at doctors’ offices, drug stores, and health clinics.

• PRACTICE THE THREE C’s: COUGH into your sleeve, CLEAN your hands frequently, and CONTAIN the flu by staying home when you are sick.


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