
ALT "Steps to inject epinephrine: 1. Hold the leg off a young child firmly in place 2. Take the epinephrine auto-injector out of its package/carrier. 3. Remove the safety cap. 4. Hold the auto-injector in your fist. 5. Push the end with the needle firmly against the outer side of your child's thigh, about halfway between the hip and knee. After you feel or hear a click from the auto-injector, hold it in place for 3 seconds. 6. A protective shield will cover the needle when it is pulled out of the thigh. 7. Call 911. The child treated with epinephrine should be taken to a hospital emergency room for further observation and treatment. 8. Give the used auto-injector to the EMS or hospital staff for disposal.

ALT "'All children in schools deserve clean, healthy air to grow, learn, and thrive, but it is especially important for children with asthma and allergies. Poor indoor air quality (IAQ) in schools can triggers allergies and asthma symptoms and asthma remains a leading cause of missed school days' -Kenneth Mendez, CEO and President, Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America"

















