Medication and Injury Log Checkpoint
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1. Question
Write a sample log book entry of giving a child 1 tsp of penicillin.
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When children get injured which items need to be entered in the log book:
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3. Question
Write a sample log book entry of a child scraping their right knee on the playground.
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