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ADMINISTRATION OF MEDICATIONS TO STUDENTS (Physician Certification) I certify that I am a licensed physician authorized by law to prescribe medication. I have prescribed or ordered (Medication) for

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1. Gather all necessary information about the medication, including the name, dosage, instructions, and any potential side effects.
2. Wash your hands thoroughly before handling the medication to maintain hygiene.
3. Use a medication administration record (MAR) or medication log to record the administration details accurately.
4. Verify the patient's identity to ensure that you are administering the medication to the correct person. Ask for their full name and date of birth.
5. Double-check the medication label to ensure it matches the information recorded on the MAR.
6. Prepare the medication according to the prescribed dosage. If it needs to be diluted, follow the instructions provided.
7. Administer the medication as instructed, whether orally, topically, intravenously, or through any other specified route.
8. Observe the patient for any immediate reactions or side effects after administering the medication.
9. Document the administration in the MAR, including the time, date, medication name, dosage, route, and your initials.
10. Store the medication safely and securely to prevent unauthorized access or tampering.

Who needs administration of medication to:

1. Patients with chronic illnesses that require regular medication management.
2. Individuals recovering from surgery or medical procedures.
3. Elderly individuals who may have difficulty managing their own medication schedules.
4. People with mental health conditions that necessitate medication treatment.
5. Patients with acute illnesses or infections that require medication to alleviate symptoms or eradicate the infection.
6. Individuals with allergies or autoimmune disorders that require medication to manage symptoms and prevent flare-ups.
7. Pediatric patients who are unable to self-administer medication due to age or developmental stage.
8. Individuals with disabilities or physical limitations that prevent them from self-administering medication.

Remember to always consult with a healthcare professional or pharmacist for specific instructions and guidance on medication administration and who requires it.

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