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Medications supplied by school may vary between buildings and grade levels. Acetaminophen Tylenol Ibuprofen Advil or Motrin Cough drop non-medicated Topical medication antibiotic ointment calamine lotion hydrocortisone cream Antacid Tums Eye drop non-medicated lubricating Antihistamine oral diphenhydramine cetirizine Parents may also supply other over-the-counter medications. Please list below Medication name Reason given Dosage Time PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION On early dismissal or late start...

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1. Read the instructions on the over-the-counter medication packaging.
2. Identify the specific symptoms or conditions that the medication is meant to treat.
3. Check if there are any precautions or warnings mentioned on the packaging.
4. Determine the appropriate dosage for your age and weight.
5. Choose the correct form of the medication, such as tablets, capsules, or liquids.
6. Measure the medication accurately using a measuring spoon or cup if necessary.
7. Take the medication as prescribed, either with or without food.
8. Store the medication properly, following any specified storage instructions.
9. Observe any side effects or adverse reactions and consult a healthcare professional if needed.
10. Complete the full course of medication as directed, even if the symptoms improve.

Who needs over-form-counter medication?

1. People suffering from common cold and flu symptoms.
2. Individuals experiencing mild pain or headaches.
3. Individuals with minor cuts, bruises, or burns.
4. Those with occasional or mild indigestion or heartburn.
5. People with seasonal allergies or hay fever.
6. Individuals with mild skin irritations or rashes.
7. Those looking for non-prescription sleep aids.
8. People who require relief from nasal congestion or allergies.
9. Individuals seeking relief from minor muscle aches or joint pain.
10. Those with mild or occasional digestive issues.

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What is over-form-counter medication?

Over-the-counter medication is medicine that is available without a prescription.

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The purpose of over-the-counter medication is to provide easy access to common remedies for minor health issues.

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No information needs to be reported for over-the-counter medication as it is not regulated like prescription medication.