has a condition where the of age; and guardian. Prescription Americans with Disabilities Act (h) Hand sanitizers for children medication must be (ADA) would apply. over twelve months of age. labeled with: (4) All other over the counter A child’s first medications must have written and last name; WAC 170-296A-3325 directions from a health care The date the Medication storage. provider with prescriptive prescription authority before giving the was filled; The licensee must store all medication. The name medications, as well as (5) You may not mix and contact vitamins, herbal remedies, medications in formula information of dietary supplements and pet or food unless you have written the prescribing medications as described in the directions to do so from a health following table: health care provider with professional; (1) In a locked container or prescriptive authority. The cabinet until used; or (6) You may not give the expiration (2) Inaccessible to children. medication differently than the date, medical The licensee must keep age and weight appropriate need, dosage emergency rescue medications directions or the prescription amount, and listed in subsection (3)(a)(i) directions on the medication length of time through (vi) inaccessible but label unless you have written to give the available for emergency use to directions from a health care medication; meet the individual's provider with prescriptive Instructions for emergency medical needs: authority before you give the the medication. administration, (7) If the medication label does storage, and not give the dosage directions disposal of the for the child's age or weight, medication; you must have written and instructions from a health care The provider with prescriptive possible side authority in addition to the effects of the medication.
has a condition where the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) would apply. WAC 170-296A-3325 Medication storage. The licensee must store all medications, as well as vitamins, herbal remedies, dietary supplements and pet medications as described in the following table: (1) In a locked container or cabinet until used; or (2) Inaccessible to children. The licensee must keep emergency rescue medications listed in subsection (3)(a)(i) through (vi) inaccessible but available for emergency use to meet the individual's emergency medical needs: of age; and (h) Hand sanitizers for children over twelve months of age. (4) All other over the counter medications must have written directions from a health care provider with prescriptive authority before giving the medication. (5) You may not mix medications in formula or food unless you have written directions to do so from a health care provider with prescriptive authority. (6) You may not give the medication differently than the age and weight appropriate directions or the prescription directions on the medication label unless you have written directions from a health care provider with prescriptive authority before you give the medication. (7) If the medication label does not give the dosage directions for the child's age or weight, you must have written instructions from a health care provider with prescriptive authority in addition to the guardian. Prescription medication must be labeled with: A child’s first and last name; The date the prescription was filled; The name and contact information of the prescribing health professional; The expiration date, medical need, dosage amount, and length of time to give the medication; Instructions for the administration, storage, and disposal of the medication; and The possible side effects of the medication.