Finally, the student is required to submit the completed form to the Clinical Coordinator by the end of the week. The form is then kept on file for verification of the signatures in the Clinical Notebook, and to record clinical attendance. Remember, this form is required by the paramedic program, and failure to submit it as required will result in the student being dropped from the clinical class. Failure to submit a completed Authorized Clinical Schedule at the end on any given week shall be considered failure to attend scheduled clinical rotations. Any student who fails to submit more than 2 completed Authorized Clinical Schedules during the course of the class shall be dropped for the class for lack of documented attendance.
Transmission occurs by percutaneous or mucosal exposure to infected blood or body fluids.
It is advisable that anyone who is at risk to exposure these material be vaccinated against Hepatitis B . Some carriers may develop chronic active hepatitis and cirrhosis. Suffer from asthma should refrain from taking the vaccination. Fever, headache, dizziness, rash, joint aching Possibility exist for more serious side effects with extensive use. All individuals should discuss the implications of receiving this vaccination with their personal physician before making a decision whether to receive or decline to receive the Hepatitis B vaccination.