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Module 6: Healthy Practices: Safety and WellnessStoring Medication |
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Medicines should also be stored appropriately. Refrigerated medications should be stored in a secure, labeled container. Non-refrigerated medicines should be stored in a locked place out of the children's reach.
Left Over Medications
You must not keep old medication on site. When a child is finished with a medication, you must either:
Bulk Medications
You can keep bulk containers of diaper ointments and non-talc type powders intended for use in the diaper area and sunscreen if you:
If you choose to use a bulk container, you must ensure that there is no cross contamination. For example, if you use a tube ointment, squeeze a small amount on a paper towel, then administer the ointment.
Left Over Medications
You must not keep old medication on site. When a child is finished with a medication, you must either:
- Give it back to the parent
- Dispose of it by flushing medication(s) down the toilet *
Bulk Medications
You can keep bulk containers of diaper ointments and non-talc type powders intended for use in the diaper area and sunscreen if you:
- Obtain written parental consent prior to use
- Use for no longer than six months
- Apply the ointments in a manner to prevent contaminating the bulk container
- Notify the parents of the:
- Name of the product used
- Active ingredients in the product
- Sun protective factor (SPF) in sunscreen
- Name of the product used
If you choose to use a bulk container, you must ensure that there is no cross contamination. For example, if you use a tube ointment, squeeze a small amount on a paper towel, then administer the ointment.
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