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Medication and Epinephrine Auto Injector Authorization & Waiver of Liability Name of Child: Last ___ M.I.___ First: ___ Address: ___ Home Phone: ___ Alternate Phone Number: ___ Contact Information:

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1. To fill out medication and epinephrine auto, follow these steps:
2. Make sure you have a prescription for medication and epinephrine auto from your doctor.
3. Read the instructions provided with the medication and epinephrine auto.
4. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water.
5. Remove the cap or protective cover from the medication and epinephrine auto.
6. Check the expiration date to ensure the medication is still valid.
7. Hold the medication and epinephrine auto firmly in your hand.
8. Place the tip of the medication into the injection site (usually the outer thigh).
9. Press down firmly to release the medication.
10. Hold the medication in place for a few seconds and then remove it.
11. Dispose of the used medication and epinephrine auto safely.
12. Seek medical attention after administering the medication, even if symptoms improve.
13. Contact your doctor or healthcare provider for further instructions and follow-up.

Who needs medication and epinephrine auto?

1. Medication and epinephrine auto are needed by individuals who have been prescribed them by their doctors.
2. This may include those with severe allergies, such as anaphylaxis, or those who have a history of severe allergic reactions.
3. It is important to follow your doctor's instructions and carry medication and epinephrine auto with you at all times if prescribed.

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What is medication and epinephrine auto?

Medication and epinephrine auto refers to the administration of medication, particularly epinephrine, through an auto-injector device in case of severe allergic reactions or anaphylaxis.

Who is required to file medication and epinephrine auto?

Individuals who have been prescribed epinephrine auto-injectors or other medications for emergency use are required to file information regarding their usage.

How to fill out medication and epinephrine auto?

To fill out medication and epinephrine auto information, individuals need to provide details about their prescribed medications, dosage instructions, emergency contact information, and any known allergies or conditions.

What is the purpose of medication and epinephrine auto?

The purpose of medication and epinephrine auto is to ensure that individuals have access to life-saving medication and treatment in case of emergencies, especially for severe allergic reactions.

What information must be reported on medication and epinephrine auto?

Information reported on medication and epinephrine auto includes details about prescribed medications, dosage, instructions, emergency contacts, and any known allergies or medical conditions.