Medication Refrigeration Temperature Log - Rx

The Medication Refrigeration Temperature Log - Rx is used to track and monitor the temperature of medication stored in a refrigerator. It ensures that medications are stored at the proper temperature to maintain their effectiveness and safety.

The pharmacy or medical facility that stores medication typically files the Medication Refrigeration Temperature Log - Rx.

FAQ

Q: Why is a medication refrigeration temperature log necessary?
A: A medication refrigeration temperature log is necessary to ensure that medications are stored at the appropriate temperature to maintain their efficacy.

Q: What temperature should medications be stored at?
A: Medications should be stored at a temperature between 36°F and 46°F (2°C and 8°C).

Q: How often should the temperature in the refrigerator be recorded in the log?
A: The temperature in the refrigerator should be recorded at least twice a day, once in the morning and once in the afternoon.

Q: What should be done if the temperature in the refrigerator falls outside of the recommended range?
A: If the temperature in the refrigerator falls outside of the recommended range, the medication should be removed and stored properly.

Q: Who should be responsible for recording the temperature in the log?
A: The person responsible for handling medications should be responsible for recording the temperature in the log.