Get OK OSSAA Skin Condition Form 2022-2024

2012-13 Wrestling OSSAA SKIN CONDITION FORM THIS FORM SHALL BE COMPLETED IN ITS ENTIRETY PHYSICIAN RELEASE FOR WRESTLER TO PARTICIPATE WITH SKIN LESION Name Date of Exam / / Mark Location AND Number of Lesion s Diagnosis Location AND Number of Lesion s Medication s used to treat lesion s Date Treatment Started / / Form Expiration Date / / Earliest Date may return to participation / / Physician Signature Office Phone Physician Name Printed or Typed Office Address Note to Physicians Non-contagious lesions do not require treatment prior to return to participation e.g. eczema psoriasis etc.. ART. 4. If a designated on-site meet physician is present he/she may overrule the diagnosis of the physician signing the physician s release form for a wrestler to participate or not participate with a particular skin condition. Exception At the regional tournament a current within seven days of the event OSSAA Skin Condition Form complying with National Federation Rule 4-2-3 will take precedent over the evaluation of an on-site physician. ART. 5. A contestant may have documentation from a physician only indicating a specific condition such as a birthmark or other non-communicable skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema and that documentation is valid for the duration of the season. It is valid with the understanding that a chronic condition could become secondarily infected and may require re-evaluation. Once a lesion is not considered contagious it may be covered to allow participation. Below are some treatment guidelines that suggest MINIMUM TREATMENT before return to wrestling Bacterial Diseases impetigo boils To be considered non-contagious all lesions must be scabbed over with no oozing or discharge and no new lesions should have occurred in the preceding 48 hours. Oral antibiotic for three days is considered a minimum to achieve that status. If new lesions continue to develop or drain after 72 hours CA-MRSA Community Associated Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus should be considered and minimum oral antibiotics should be extended to 10 days before returning the athlete to competition or until all lesions are scabbed over whichever occurs last. This document shall be furnished at the weigh-in for the dual meet or tournament. The only exception would be if a designated on-site meet physician is present and is able to examine the wrestler either immediately prior to or immediately after the weigh-in. Covering a communicable condition shall not be considered acceptable and does not make the wrestler eligible to participate. ART. 4. If a designated on-site meet physician is present he/she may overrule the diagnosis of the physician signing the physician s release form for a wrestler to participate or not participate with a particular skin condition. Exception At the regional tournament a current within seven days of the event OSSAA Skin Condition Form complying with National Federation Rule 4-2-3 will take precedent over the evaluation of an on-site physician. ART. 5. A contestant may have documentation from a physician only indicating a specific condition such as a birthmark or other non-communicable skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema and that documentation is valid for the duration of the season. It is valid with the understanding that a chronic condition could become secondarily infected and may require re-evaluation. Once a lesion is not considered contagious it may be covered to allow participation. Below are some treatment guidelines that suggest MINIMUM TREATMENT before return to wrestling Bacterial Diseases impetigo boils To be considered non-contagious all lesions must be scabbed over with no oozing or discharge and no new lesions should have occurred in the preceding 48 hours.