Prescription and Non-Prescription Medication Sample Clauses

Prescription and Non-Prescription Medication. The appropriate use of legally prescribed drugs and non-prescription medications is not prohibited. “
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Prescription and Non-Prescription Medication. If an Employee is taking prescription or non-prescription medication, this must be reported to the onboard Medic immediately upon arrival on the MODU.
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Prescription and Non-Prescription Medication. MUST HAVE A PHYSICIAN’S SIGNED ORDER FULLY COMPLETED FOR EACH MEDICATION EVERY CAMP SEASON. THE PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION WILL BE IN A CONTAINER LABELED BY THE PHARMACIST, OR PHYSICIAN WITH: NAME OF CHILD, NAME OF PHYSICIAN, NAME OF MEDICATION, PRESCRIPTION DATE AND EXPIRATION DATE, DOSAGE, ROUTE AND TIME OF ADMINISTRATION, AND CONDITIONS FOR PROPER STORAGE. NON-PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION WILL BE IN THE ORIGINAL CONTAINER WITH THE LABEL INTACT. THE CONTAINER WILL BE LABELED WITH THE CAMPER’S NAME SO AS NOT TO OBSCURE THE MEDICATION LABEL. PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT ONLY THE CAMP NURSE OR PARENT CAN ADMINISTER OVER THE COUNTER MEDICATIONS AS WE CURRENTLY DO NOT HAVE MEDICATION TECHNICIANS AT THE CAMP. Medications will be brought to Camp by an adult. The physician will be called if a question arises about your child’s medication. The first dose of any medication (except an Epi Pen) should have been given prior to starting camp without any problem. A Camper may receive only one dose per illness. A licensed health practitioner must approve the medication and dosage for more than one dose. I have read the above conditions and accordingly request that Sherwood Forest Boys and Girls Camp health personnel administer the medication as prescribed by the below physician. I certify that I have legal authority to consent to medical treatment for the Camper named above, including the administration of medication at Camp. Signature of Parent/Guardian: Date: / / Print Parent Name Relationship to Camper: Phone Contact home: Work: Cell: Diagnosis: Physician’s Signed Order for Medication at Camp FOR COMPLETION BY PHYSICIAN (A prescription label does not suffice for a signed physician’s order.) Name of Medication: Dosage (mg, mL, tsp, # of puffs) Route: If PRN, for what symptoms? How often? List any specific precautions that health personnel should be aware, or any unusual effect that might be observed. Camper has allergies to the following medications: Services should begin (Date) / / / FOR INHALER, EPI-PEN (check one) …………………………... and terminate (Date) / It has been determined that this Camper is able to self-administer and carry inhalant medication, and / or Epi-Pen, and has been trained in its use, including knowing when the medication is to be used. This Camper should not self-administer inhalant medication, and /or Epi-Pen. Physician’s Signature (Original, no stamp) (Date) / / Address: Telephone Number: Sherwood Forest Boys & Girls Camp 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, ...
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Prescription and Non-Prescription Medication. (a) I undertake to provide the school with prescription and non-prescription medication for my child, reflecting the following information:
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Prescription and Non-Prescription Medication. 9.1 As a general rule, staff will not administer any medication that has not been prescribed for that particular pupil by a doctor, dentist, nurse or pharmacist.
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