Supplies
Documentation
Storage
Medication
Accept or No?
100

This supply is required for ALL medication administration.

What are gloves?

100

ANY staff can complete the top portion of which form?

What is the "Medication Consent and Receiving Checklist".

100

All medication should remain ______ __ ______ of children.

What is "out of reach".

100

Considered a medication, but does not require a medication administration log- only a consent at the beginning of the program year.

What is sunscreen.

100

An epi-pen with a care plan and appropriate consent

Yes!

200

For babies getting liquid oral medication, you will need: gloves and a __________.

What is syringe?

200

Before administering any medication, we need this from the parent.

What is a signature/consent?

200

Medication that is _______ needs to be kept in a locked fridge, separate from food.

What is refrigerated?

200

True or False: A tube of diaper cream may be kept in the classroom to use on multiple children

False

200

A steroid cream for eczema in a clear plastic Tupperware. 

No, medication needs to be in it's original manufacturer's container

300

For toddlers and preschoolers receiving liquid oral medication, you need gloves, and a _______ _____ or syringe.

What is a medicine cup?

300

For "as needed" medication, do you document on every day, even if you do not use it?

No. Only scheduled medications are required to have documentation every day they are scheduled.

300

These four things need to be written on ALL medications.

What is: name, date of birth, classroom and bus route (if applicable)


Some people include the expiration date of the medication as well, which is optional

300

True or False: Cream prescribed for a rash can be used other places on the body.

False, it is only to be used where it is prescribed to be used

300

An inhaler prescribed for the child's sister who also has asthma.

No, it needs to be prescribed to that specific child.

400

For eye drops, you need these supplies administer it to both eyes.

What are: 2 kleenex to wipe eyes before administering, the eye drops, and 2 kleenex for after administering?

400

This person reviews the Medication Binder every 30 days.

Who is the FHS coordinator or supervisor?

400

Emergency medication is to remain _________ and out of reach of children.

What is unlocked?

400

True or False: Eye medication (ointment or drops) should always be used in both eyes

False

400

A diaper cream brought in by a parent and has current consent.

Yes!

500

For a child with an inhaler, you ALWAYS need these three items.

What are: inhaler, spacer and mask?

500

Documenting a medication administration should be completed at this time during the process (before, during or after?).

After.
500

Chapstick can be kept in a child's pocket if we have a medication consent signed. True or false?

False!

500

Demonstrate how to apply a topical cream to your peers using the protocol in your Learner's Packet.

Thank you for demonstrating! 

500

A brand-new bottle of Benadryl for a child with allergies, found in a coat packet.

No!

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