A child has a documented severe peanut allergy. What is the program's MOST important responsibility?

A child has a documented severe peanut

Multiple choice — select the best answer

AKeep an individualized care plan and emergency medication accessible, and prevent exposure
BServe peanut products only at the far end of the table
CWait to act until symptoms become severe
DRely on the child to avoid the food themselves

✓ Correct answer: A. Keep an individualized care plan and emergency medication accessible, and prevent exposure Severe allergies require a written action plan, ready access to prescribed epinephrine, staff training, and strict avoidance to prevent anaphylaxis.

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