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The document consists of medical forms required for student athletes at St. Dennis, detailing the necessary information for physical examinations and permissions for participation in interscholastic athletics. It includes three sections: a Physical Examination Card for students without a recent exam, an Alternate Year Athletic Permit Card for those with a prior exam, and a Temporary Waiver Form for students awaiting their examination. All forms must be completed and on file before participation.

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Begin by filling in the student's personal information, including Name, Address, Date of Birth, Grade, Age, Sex, and Place of Birth. Ensure all details are accurate for proper identification.
Proceed to Section A if your child does not have a physician-signed physical examination card. Here, a licensed physician must complete the examination details and indicate any restrictions on participation in sports.
If applicable, Section B should be filled out if your child had a previous physician-signed card. The parent or guardian must sign to confirm that there have been no serious health issues since the last examination.
For those needing a temporary waiver, complete Section C. This allows your child to practice until their physical examination is completed. Make sure to specify when the form will be returned.

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