Announcements:
- Our screening programs will soon be underway.
If your child brings home a referral, please call Nurse Fonseca for more detailed information or assistance for vision exam.
- Referrals for Acanthosis Nigricans (see Screenings below) will be sent later in the year. Please call Nurse Fonseca with any questions.
Immunizations:
Influenza:
Substance Abuse Alert
Screenings
- Vision:
- The goal of our vision screening program is to identify a possible problem and refer that student to an eye care specialist for diagnostic evaluation and treatment when appropriate.
- There are resources available through SBCISD Health Services for students with no health care insurance*.
- Hearing:
- Our goal is to identify children with hearing loss. Without this procedure, many significant hearing losses can go undetected.
- Acanthosis Nigricans:
- A disorder that causes light brown-black, velvety, rough or thickened areas on the surface of the skin.
- It is usually found around the neck, armpits, and over the knuckles.
- These markings in children can be a primary marker that signals high insulin levels, which is a sign of insulin resistance.
- Insulin resistance creates the potential risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
- Currently, 1st, 3rd, 5th, and 7th grade students are assessed for this marker.
*For more information on assistance with eye exams and/or glasses, call me @ 361-6707 or e-mail @ rafonseca@sbcisd.net .
Head lice:
Scabies:
Lost & Found:
- If students have lost or misplaced their jackets, check in the Lost & Found located in the Nurse's Office. We also have lost glasses!
Prevention
Comments (3)
cesarromero said
at 7:11 pm on Dec 14, 2009
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CA
cesarromero said
at 7:12 pm on Dec 14, 2009
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angelicaw said
at 4:17 pm on Jan 27, 2011
nice video Ms.Fonse
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