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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for the Northern Suburban Special Recreation Association to dispense medication to participants. It includes a waiver and release of claims that parents or guardians must sign, granting permission for staff to administer specified medications to their child. The document emphasizes the responsibility of parents to provide medications, details on potential adverse reactions, and instructions for emergency situations, particularly regarding allergic reactions requiring epinephrine. Additionally, it includes sections for medication information and emergency contacts.

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What are the requirements for a medication order?

Components of a Medication Order Name of the patient. Age or date of birth. Date and time of the order. Drug name. Dose, frequency, and route. Name/Signature of the prescriber. Weight of the patient to facilitate dose calculation when applicable. Dose calculation requirements, when applicable.

What license must a physician have to dispense?

Can physicians dispense medications without a pharmacy license in the state of California? California physicians who wish to dispense medications are not required to have any additional licenses. This activity is allowed under their California state medical license.

What certification do you need to give medication?

Every state in the U.S. has their own specific requirements for how to become a certified medication aide. In many states, you need to be a CNA or state tested nursing assistant (STNA) first, with a required number of months or years of experience stipulated by the respective state board of nursing.

What is required to dispense a medication?

What are the 6 Rights of Medication Administration? Right Patient. Right Drug. Right Dosage. Right Route. Right Time. Right Documentation.

What is the procedure for dispensing?

Dispensing includes preparing and giving medication for a client to take later, taking steps to ensure the pharmaceutical and therapeutic suitability of the medication for its intended use, and taking steps to ensure its proper use. Nurses dispense with or without the involvement of a pharmacist.

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