South Dakota posts the NFHS Medical Release Form for Wrestler to Participate with Skin Lesion(s) under Wrestling on its athletics forms page. A wrestler suspected of a communicable skin condition needs this written release at weigh-in, documenting the diagnosis, treatment start and the earliest date the wrestler may return.
The examining provider completes the whole release: diagnosis, lesion location and number on the body diagram, medications, treatment start date and time, form expiration date and earliest return date, then signs with office phone and address.
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Physician Release to Participate with Skin Lesion
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SDHSAA lists it as a physician release. The NFHS model form itself leaves it to each state association to decide which appropriate health care professional may sign, and its signature block asks only for the provider's signature, legible name, office phone and office address.
The provider writes a form expiration date for the specific lesion and notes it on the body diagram. Separately, NFHS Rule 4-2-5 lets documentation of a non-communicable condition such as eczema, psoriasis or a birthmark remain valid for the whole season.
The form's minimum guidelines call for 72 hours of oral or topical treatment for tinea on the skin and 14 days of oral treatment for tinea on the scalp. NFHS presents these as suggested minimums, not as a standard of care.