Kansas follows NFHS wrestling rules that require current written documentation from an appropriate health care professional before a wrestler suspected of a communicable skin condition can compete. KSHSAA's form, adapted from the NFHS release and approved by its sports medicine advisory committee in 2018, records the diagnosis, lesion locations, treatment and the earliest date the wrestler may return.
The provider completes the whole form, marking the location and number of lesions on the body diagram, medications, treatment start date and time, an expiration date and the earliest return date, then signs as MD, DO, DC, PA-C or APRN.
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KSHSAA Wrestler Skin Lesion Form
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The provider signature line lists MD, DO, DC, PA-C and APRN. The provider's name must be legible, with office phone and address. KSHSAA and NFHS state they are not responsible for the diagnosis or any action taken in reliance on the form.
No. Covering a communicable condition is not acceptable and does not make the wrestler eligible. Once a lesion is considered non-contagious, it may be covered to allow participation; molluscum contagiosum may be covered with a bioclusive dressing and wrestled immediately.
The provider sets it: the form has a field for the expiration date for that lesion, noted on the body diagram, along with the earliest date the wrestler may return. Season-long documentation applies only to non-communicable conditions such as eczema, psoriasis or birthmarks.