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List Of Over The Counter Medications For School Protocol

List of Over-the-Counter Medications

for School Protocol for Administration Indications

Medication

Indication

Acetaminophen

Fever above 100, headache, toothache,

menstrual cramps, sore throat, muscle pain,

earache.

May be given every 4 hours.

Note will be given to student to take home if

more than one dose in a day or one daily dose for

3 consecutive days is given.

Dosed by weight.

Aquaphor Lip Ointment

Chapped lips. Dosing per label.

Azo Standard

Urinary pain. Dosed per label. Must be over 12.

Parent notified and follow-up care discussed.

Should be evaluated by a doctor.

Triple Antibiotic Ointment

First aid to help prevent infections in minor cuts,

scrapes, abrasions, and rashes. Dosing per label.

Benadryl

To be administered at onset of systemic reaction

characterized by rash, edema, and/or mild to

moderate respiratory distress due to

environmental, food, or insect allergies. Use

liquid for faster absorption. Parent will be

notified. Further emergency care will be

facilitated as warranted by condition. Dosing per

label and is weight based.

Burn Spray (Solarcaine)

Topical pain control for superficial burns

without blisters, or broken skin. (sunburn, minor

burns, scalds). Dosing per label.

Caladryl Clear

Relief of itching and pain associated with insect

bites and rashes due to poison ivy, poison oak,

and poison sumac. Dosing per label.

Calcium Cabonate (Tums)

Acid indigestion, heartburn, sour stomach.

Dosing per label.

Glucose 15

To treat a hypoglycemic episode before

unconsciousness occurs. Dosing per label.

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