Medical and Dietary Requirements Checklist on Check in – Guest: Infant (0-4 yrs.)
Infant’s name:
Parents’ / Guardians’ name:
Registration date:
Room number:
Serial | Category | Specific Requirements | Action Implemented |
1 | Allergies | ||
2 | Medical conditions | ||
3 | Medicines taken | ||
4 | Medicine storage | ||
5 | Dietary needs | ||
6 | Incapacities |
Serial | First Aid Need | First Aid Solution | Specification / Other |
1 | Pain relief | Liquid paracetamol | |
Measuring spoon | |||
No-needle syringe | |||
2 | Fever | Digital thermometer | |
3 | Wounds & Bleeding | Antiseptic cream | |
Antiseptic wipes | |||
Ice or gel packs | |||
Plasters – various sizes / shapes | |||
Assorted bandages Inc. triangular | |||
Micropore tape | |||
Sterile gauze | |||
Tweezers | |||
Sharp scissors | |||
Safety pins | |||
Disposable sterile gloves | |||
Wound closure strips | |||
4 | Diarrhoea & Vomiting | Dioralyte sachets | |
5 | Burns | Burn gel | |
6 | Sunburn & Rashes | Calamine aqueous cream | |
7 | Stings & Bites | Antihistamine cream | |
8 | Eyes – foreign bodies | Eye bath | |
Saline solution | |||
9 | Ensure currency | Check expiry dates of all medicines / equipment |
Recommendations / Tips:
- Ensure that infants are fully covered by a comprehensive, and current, travel insurance policy.
- Ensure that all members of the party, including infants, have received all necessary inoculations, that are applicable to the countries visited, and that these are current.
- Ensure infants’ passports are up-to-date as these have a shorter expiry date than adults’.
- Carry further infants’ identification documentation e.g.: copies of birth certificates
- Keep to hand specific medication and generic medication e.g.: liquid pain relief, allergy medication, sickness and travel sickness medication.
- Keep track of infants, e.g.: attach GPS tracker to belt or shoe, attach parent/ guardians’ contact information on a card attached to shoe/belt comprising name, phone number, email address, local address.
- Download ‘WhatsApp’ to a compatible cell phone to ensure communications capability whilst traveling in remote areas which may lack cell phone coverage.
Disclaimer:
We are not licensed medical practitioners and we only provide First Aid to an infant subject to further professional triage and subsequent medical consultation.
Any action taken by our staff will be guided by the patient’s parents’ or travelling legal guardians’ instructions.
Liability will not be accepted in the event of adverse reaction to treatment administered by our staff members if the causes of potential reactions have not been previously advised.