Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 64E-12.009 - Medications, Alcohol, Poisonous or Toxic Substances
(1) Poisonous or toxic substances are to be
stored apart from food and other areas that would constitute a hazard to the
residents. All containers containing poisonous or toxic substances must be
clearly labled to indicate their contents.
(2) All toxic, poisonous, and alcoholic
substances shall be kept in locked areas, such as a locked office, locked
cabinet, or locked cupboard at all times when not in use. This does not apply
to alcoholic beverages. Alcoholic beverages shall be kept out of a child's
reach.
(3) Medications shall be
kept in locked areas, such as a locked office, locked cabinet, or locked box at
all times when not in use. This is in addition to a childproof medicine bottle
cap, lid, or other packaging. Exceptions are extended to adults capable of
self-medication, life saving medications such as epinephrine pens, insulin,
nitro glycerin, or asthma inhalers that may be needed by the resident who is
capable of self-medication in an emergency due to illness or disease. Medicine
containers or packaging must be clearly labeled indicating the prescribed
individual's name and its contents. Medications requiring refrigeration or
which are stored in a food service or food storage area, shall be stored in
such a manner that they do not pose a contamination hazard to
food.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 381.006, 381.006(16) FS. Law Implemented 381.006, 381.006(6), (16) FS.
New 6-18-87, Formerly 10D-23.013, Amended 1-20-08.
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