DoDEA Form 05 SHSM H-3-2 Medication During School Day 2025

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The six rights of safe. medication administration. * Ask the patient their first and last name * Does the order match the patient? Right medication 4. * Does the medication label match the order? * Does the strength and dosage match the order? time interval has passed. * Does the route match the order?
All non-prescription and prescription medications are to be administered from the health office by the school nurse. This includes medicines such as eye drops, ointments, and antacids. Non-prescription medicines with the exception of Ibuprofen (Motrin) and Acetaminophen (Tylenol) will require a physician order.
A medication permission form (M105) must be completed by the health care practitioner for each prescription medication to be given at school.
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IS IBUPROFEN BANNED IN THE US? No, it is openly available in the US and it is commonly advised under the OTC dose limit of FDA. The common brand name of ibuprofen is Advil.
Provide information to patient about the medication before administering it. Answer questions regarding usage, dose, and special considerations. Give the patient an opportunity to ask questions. Include family members if appropriate.
The nurse should be aware of the patients allergies, as well as any history of any drug interactions. Additionally, nurses collect appropriate assessment data regarding the patients history, current status, and recent lab results to identify any contraindications for the patients to receive the prescribed medication.
Assessment comes before medication administration. All medications require an assessment (review of lab values, pain, respiratory assessment, cardiac assessment, etc.) prior to medication administration to ensure the patient is receiving the correct medication for the correct reason.