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Child Care Medication Log Child's Name (first and last): Name of Medication (as it is appears on medication container): ** If a medication was not given, you must document the reason why. ** DateTimeDosageSide

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1. Gather all necessary supplies such as the medication, a measuring device (such as a syringe or dropper), and any other required items.
2. Read the medication instructions carefully to ensure you understand the proper dosage and any additional instructions.
3. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before handling the medication.
4. Measure the correct dosage of medication using the measuring device provided. Make sure to follow the instructions for proper measurement.
5. Administer the medication to the individual by either giving it orally, topically, or through injection – depending on the specific medication and instructions.
6. Observe the person after administering the medication to ensure they do not experience any adverse reactions.
7. Dispose of any used supplies or packaging properly.
8. Record the medication administration in a log or journal, noting the date, time, dosage, and any observations or side effects.
9. Follow up with any additional instructions or precautions provided by the healthcare professional.

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1. Individuals who require administering medication - early include:
2. - Those who have been prescribed medication by a healthcare professional and have specific instructions for early administration.
3. - Individuals with chronic conditions that require regular medication at specific times, including early in the day.
4. - Patients who are in a healthcare facility, such as hospitals or nursing homes, where medication schedules are strictly followed.
5. - People who are participating in medical research studies or clinical trials that involve early medication administration.
6. - Individuals with specific medical conditions or diseases that necessitate early medication administration for optimal effectiveness.

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What is administering medication - early?

Administering medication early means giving the medication before the scheduled time.

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Person responsible for administering the medication is required to file administering medication - early.

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To fill out administering medication - early, provide details on the medication, dosage, time administered, and any side effects observed.

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The purpose of administering medication early is to ensure the patient receives the required medication in a timely manner.

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The information that must be reported includes the medication details, dosage, time administered, patient's name, and any observed side effects.