Keyless Lock cabinet

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I am updating my medication cabinet and the admin has asked about a key less cabinet, it allows for 2 passwords to be used for it. Have any of you used one? Pros? Cons?

I'd just put the narcs in another locked safe so you can get in/out for other meds without having to count the narcs every time. How often do you actually administer narcs at school?

Specializes in ED, School Nurse.

Not narcs, but almost every ADHD med is a controlled substance. And we administer a LOT of ADHD meds at school, usually a second dose mid morning after the initial dose has been given at home.

Edited to add: All of my daily scheduled meds at my school are ADHD meds. I have a couple of PRN anxiety meds (hydroxyzine) and a PRN migraine med (rizitriptan), along with epi-pens, inhalers, and insulin/glucagon.

I'd just put the narcs in another locked safe so you can get in/out for other meds without having to count the narcs every time. How often do you actually administer narcs at school?

Not narcotics but controlled stimulants and benzos. Although I have had Norco brought in a few times for students that are a few days post op. Parents have brought in a few to keep there just in case.

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