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Our Head
Lice Check and Education Day The Best Possible Help for Your school |
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Attendees will learn
how to tell the difference between a nit and the nit look-alikes.
(DEC plugs, hair casts, hair spray, and dandruff). In the Head Check
Training and Nit Identification Training:
Parent Presentation
********************************************************************** Some useful things to consider for Schools When the child returns
- have them come with the parent and let the parent know that if any
viable nits or lice are found, the child will have to go home and
have all the nits removed. ( Let them know that there are resources
to assist her with this process, or see if she would like to 2. Do another Classwide check (of a badly infested class) in one week or two, to see if you missed any 'just started' infestations during the first check. 3. Provide education
materials so they can get rid of head lice quickly, safely 4. See about having a
School Presentation for Parents to come and learn how head lice can
be beaten safely and easily. School Lice
Team Testimonials
“We are so happy with the head check
training you provided our school. Much to my alarm, I learned that
there have been many children I have sent home in the past whom I
thought had nits but who actually did not have lice at all.
Barbara, Diane and myself now feel confident to teach the other mothers
how to tell the difference between the hair casts, DEC plugs and nits,
and how to do a head check in a much more effective way. “I am extremely grateful for your
training of our lice committee. We now feel confident in making a
proper diagnosis, and learned a lot. The school parents are thrilled
with your Lice Removal Kit loan out program. The mothers are reporting
that it is much easier with those tools. With only 10 cases in over
400 students, we are going to be just fine this semester.”
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Why Correct Nit Identification is Crucial Here on Kauai: A medical doctor had a
look at a 5 year old girl's hair and didn't really know for sure if
the child had nits or not. However, he prescribed the pesticide Kwell
containing Lindane. The mother used it once or twice on her very small
child -and was exposed to it herself through her hands. True Story One: She had been in a living nightmare against supposed
head lice for 5 years, nitpicking, using pesticides repeatedly, and
doing loads of laundry and linen changing, till she heard of me. True Story Two: |
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