PRESCRIBING IN AIRCREW Sample Clauses

PRESCRIBING IN AIRCREW. 3. If aircrew or air traffic controllers are prescribed OOH emergency medication, the contractor shall advise the individual(s) to discuss their treatment with a SMO during normal working hours prior to resuming duties. Additional guidance shall be available from the SMOs. The contractor shall note the following medications related to Aircrew: Antihistamines - Loratadine is the only approved antihistamine. Antibiotics - Most antibiotics are compatible with full flying duties, except minocycline and aminoglycosides. However, the condition for which they are ever prescribed usually precludes flying duties. URTIs Avoid cough and cold remedies as they tend to contain xxxxxxxxxx alkaloids, ephedrine, dextromorphan or antihistamines and are incompatible with flying duties. Aircrew with URTIs are normally unfit flying. Eye Conditions Drops should be prescribed in preference to ointments. Aircrew requiring any form of eye drops may not fly until cleared by a Military Aviation Medical Examiner. Steroids Oral steroids are incompatible with flying. Topical steroids (skin or nasal spray) are permitted. Psychotropics Incompatible with flying duties. Temazepam Seek advice from the RMC before prescribing if the aircrew member is expected to fly within 3 days. Anaesthetic or drug induced sedation Aircrew should not fly for 48 hours after a GA, spinal or epidural anaesthetic or drug induced sedation. They should not fly for 24 hours after LA or dental anaesthetic. * Note: the above list is not a complete list of medications that may be restricted to aircrew personnel. In general medications should only be prescribed to Aircrew OOH whereby a delay in treatment would result in harm to the patient. In all cases the Aircrew member must be seen by the military aviation medical examiner at the earliest opportunity and before returning to flying duties.
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PRESCRIBING IN AIRCREW. 3.1. If aircrew are prescribed OOH emergency medication, the contractor shall advise the individual(s) to discuss their treatment with a Station Medical Officer during normal working hours and prior to flying again. Additional guidance shall be available from the Station Medical Officers.
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