(b)

1. (1) Crash carts or emergency medication kits shall be provided.

2. (2) These carts/kits shall be:

   1. (A) Secured with a breakaway seal; and
   2. (B) Stored in an area observable by licensed personnel.
3. (3) The cart/kit shall have affixed a listing of the contents.

(c) Refrigeration.

1. (1) Refrigeration shall be provided for the proper storage of biological and other drugs.
2. (2) An internal thermometer shall be provided and routinely checked to assure temperatures between thirty-six degrees Fahrenheit (36° F) and forty-six degrees Fahrenheit (46° F).

(d) Controlled substances.

1. (1) Records.

   1. (A) All controlled substances shall be stored to comply with state and federal regulations.
   2. (B) Records of disposition of controlled substances shall be maintained.
   3. (C) The records shall include:

(i) Actual dosage administered to the patient;

1. (ii) The patient’s name;

   1. (iii) Name of the physician; and

      1. (iv) The date, time, and signature with title of the person administering the medication.
2. (2) Breakage or wastage. When breakage or wastage of a controlled substance occurs, the amount given and the amount wasted must be recorded by the licensed person who wasted the drug and verified by the signature of a licensed person who witnessed the wastage, and how it was wasted.

3. (3) Inventory.

   1. (A) There shall be a count at the opening and closing of the facility of all controlled substances stocked in the facility.
   2. (B) The counts shall be made by two (2) licensed personnel (one (1) to count and one (1) to witness), both of whom shall sign the record with a notation made as to date and time of such count.
   3. (C) Discrepancies in the count are to be noted and reported to appropriate personnel.

(g) Proper maintenance — All drugs. Drug storage areas should be routinely checked to ensure:

1. (1) Proper stock levels;
2. (2) Drugs are in date; and

3. (3) Containers are properly:

   1. (A) Labeled;
   2. (B) Stored; and
   3. (C) Intact.