(b) Potential adverse medication log that reactions or side effects; and includes: (7) The medication has A child’s first and been stored at the proper last name; temperature noted on the The name of the container label or pharmacy medication that was instructions. given to the child; (c) The dose amount WAC 170-296A-3525 that was given to the Nonprescription child; medications. Notes about any side effects exhibited by The licensee or primary the child; staff person may give (d) The date and time of nonprescription medications, as each medication defined in this chapter, only given or reasons when the following conditions that a particular are met: medication was not (1) The parent or guardian given; and has given signed written The name and permission as provided in WAC signature of the . person that gave the (2) The nonprescription medication. medication is: Weight #6 (a) Given to or used with a child only in the dosage, (14) An early learning provider frequency and as directed on must return a child’s unused the manufacturer's label; medication to that child’s (b) Given in accordance to parent or guardian. If this the age or weight of the child is not possible, a provider needing the medication; must follow the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recommendations for
(b) Potential adverse reactions or side effects; and (7) The medication has been stored at the proper temperature noted on the container label or pharmacy instructions. WAC 170-296A-3525 Nonprescription medications. The licensee or primary staff person may give nonprescription medications, as defined in this chapter, only when the following conditions are met: (1) The parent or guardian has given signed written permission as provided in WAC . (2) The nonprescription medication is: (a) Given to or used with a child only in the dosage, frequency and as directed on the manufacturer's label; (b) Given in accordance to the age or weight of the child needing the medication; medication log that includes: A child’s first and last name; The name of the medication that was given to the child; (c) The dose amount that was given to the child; Notes about any side effects exhibited by the child; (d) The date and time of each medication given or reasons that a particular medication was not given; and The name and signature of the person that gave the medication. Weight #6 (14) An early learning provider must return a child’s unused medication to that child’s parent or guardian. If this is not possible, a provider must follow the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recommendations for
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