Student Medical Information 2024-2025

A student who requires a behavior support plan and medical monitoring.

A strategy to support Aiden’s behavioral and medical needs.

A medical condition causing allergy symptoms like sneezing and congestion.

Psychotropic drugs used to manage attention deficit hyperactivity disorder symptoms.

A record used to track any seizure occurrences Aiden may have.

A medication commonly used to treat depression and anxiety.

A medication often prescribed for ADHD and high blood pressure.

A professional who designs strategies to improve behavior in individuals.

The act of a person leaving a designated area without permission.

A disorder characterized by the ingestion of non-food items.

The behavior of placing objects in the mouth, usually not for eating.

An emotional outburst characterized by crying, screaming, and sometimes aggression.

A developmental disorder affecting communication, social interaction, and behavior.

Behaviors observed in Aiden, which can be disruptive or non-disruptive.

Behaviors that interrupt or interfere with activities, such as aggression or invading space.

Aiden engages in behaviors mainly to gain attention and access tangibles.

Circumstances that increase the likelihood of Aiden's targeted behaviors, such as wanting to go out.

Events or conditions that occur before Aiden's behaviors, like non-preferred tasks.

Early signs that may lead to disruptive behavior, such as crying or invading personal space.

Strategies used to prevent Aiden's disruptive behavior, like praising good behavior.

Alternative, positive behaviors encouraged instead of disruptive ones, like one-on-one time.