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    COVID 19 SymptomFlowchart March2022

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    The document provides a flowchart for determining if a child should attend school based on their COVID-19 symptoms. It lists primary symptoms like fever and cough and secondary symptoms. It instructs users to keep children home if they have primary or secondary symptoms and isolate for 5 days or until feeling better. It also provides options for using rapid tests.

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    Fort Vermilion School Division

    COVID-19 Symptom Flowchart (For children under 18, including high school students 18+) March 1, 2022

    PRIMARY SYMPTOMS: SECONDARY SYMPTOMS:


    Fever - temp of 38º or higher Chills - without fever, not related to being
    Cough - continuous, more than usual* outside in cold weather
    Shortness of Breath - continuous, unable to Sore Throat/Painful Swallowing*
    breathe deeply* Runny Nose/Congestion*
    Loss of Sense of Smell/Taste* Feeling Unwell/Fatigued - lack of energy*
    *symptoms are NOT related to a known cause or condition Nausea/Vomiting/Diarrhea*
    (eg. allergies or asthma) Unexplained Loss of Appetite*
    Muscle/Joint Aches*
    Not sure? Follow the flowchart below Headache*
    to help assess whether your child may Conjunctivitis - commonly known as pink eye
    attend school/activities today. *symptoms are NOT related to a known cause or condition
    (eg. allergies, anxiety, meds, injury)
    START

    Does your child have any Does your child have any
    NO
    PRIMARY symptoms? SECONDARY symptoms?

    YES NO YES

    Go to
    School!

    Isolate for 5 days from the onset of symptoms Keep your child HOME, monitor for 24 hrs.
    or until feeling better, whichever is longer. Consider using an at home rapid test if available.
    Wear a mask when in public places or in the Return to school if symptoms have improved
    company of others out of your household after 24 hrs, no new symptoms have developed
    for 5 days after isolaton. and your child is feeling better.

    At home rapid test kits are available from your school, call the school office to arrange for pickup.
    Positive result: Isolate for 5 days or until feeling better, whichever is longer.
    Negative result: Return to school when feeling better.

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