Let's take a minute to review what you've just learned. Which of the following statements are true about the proper storage and disposal of medications for student athletes? Select all that apply, then click Submit. square A school nurse, health aide, or appropriate school staff member should administer medications needed at school. square Medication should be kept in a secure location. After an injury is healed, prescriptions should be kept in a medicine cabinet "just in case." At home, a parent or guardian should always administer the medication to the child.

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Let's take a minute to review what you've just learned. Which of the following statements are true about the proper storage and disposal of medications for student athletes? Select all that apply, then click Submit. square A school nurse, health aide, or appropriate school staff member should administer medications needed at school. square Medication should be kept in a secure location. After an injury is healed, prescriptions should be kept in a medicine cabinet "just in case." At home, a parent or guardian should always administer the medication to the child.

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This question is asking about the proper storage and disposal of medications for student athletes. The options provided are:1. A school nurse, health aide, or appropriate school staff member should administer medications needed at school.2. Medication should be kept in a secure location.3. After an injury is healed, prescriptions should be kept in a medicine cabinet "just in case."4. At home, a parent or guardian should always administer the medication to the child.The first option is true because it is important for medications to be administered by a professional in a school setting to ensure safety and effectiveness. The second option is also true because medications should always be kept in a secure location to prevent misuse or accidental ingestion by children or pets. The third option is false because medications should not be kept "just in case" after an injury has healed. They should be disposed of properly to prevent misuse. The fourth option is also false because it is not always necessary for a parent or guardian to to a child. Depending on the medication and the child's age, it may be appropriate for the child to self-administer or for a school nurse or other professional to administer it.

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