§ 2380.129. Self-administration of medications.
(a) To be considered capable of self-administration of medications, an individual shall:
(1) Be able to recognize and distinguish the individual’s own medication.
(2) Know how much medication is to be taken.
(3) Know when the medication is to be taken.
(b) Insulin that is self-administered by an individual shall be measured by the individual or by licensed or certified medical personnel.
The provisions of this § 2380.129 adopted January 15, 1993, effective January 16, 1993, 23 Pa.B. 343.
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