Medications at school: The first line

Some schools also give a pill without a prescription if a child feels sick. Sometimes this is an innocent child medicine, but also medicines for adults like an aspirin or Immodium and Motilium find their way to the school pharmacy. However, a teacher or director who administers a medication on his own initiative is punishable. After all, a teacher is not a doctor, and administering medication is not without danger.

This video comes from the Class archive.