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High school athletic trainers could administer Tylenol, but only with parent permission. No one in a public school can dispense drugs, even aspirin, except in life threatening situations that have been pre approved by parents, e.g., insulin, epic pins. In most cases, even then, only by a nurse.
She cant give you any medicine to get rid of the splitting pain. Thats right. No Motrin, no Advil, not even a cough drop unless parents send in an unopened bottle of the drug with a signature and a doctors note, ing to Montgomery County health department guidelines.
The students parents and health care provider must give permission for this. Schools have certain relevant district policies. These policies tell staff members how to check if a student can self-administer medication safely. Sometimes, a student needs to self-administer their medications during a field trip.
The administration of Ibuprofen (Motrin) and Acetaminophen (Tylenol) will require written parental permission.
Children under 16 should never be given medicines containing aspirin or ibuprofen unless prescribed by a Doctor.
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Department of Family Relations Identify the right patient. Verify the right medication. Verify the indication for use. Calculate the right dose. Make sure its the right time. Check the right route.

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