R4-21-308. Anaphylactic-related Supplies

A. If a patient to whom a licensee administers a pharmaceutical agent experiences an anaphylactic reaction, the licensee may, as provided by A.R.S. § 32-1706(F), use injectable epinephrine to counteract the anaphylactic reaction. B. A licensee who maintains injectable epinephrine at the licensee's practice location shall also maintain the following medically necessary supportive equipment and supplies: 1. Diphenhydramine in injectable, capsule or tablet, and syrup forms; 2. Syringes for injecting diphenhydramine; 3. Wristwatch with a second hand; 4. Sphygmomanometer with both adult and extra-large cuffs; 5. Stethoscope; 6. Adult-size pocket mask with one-way valve; 7. Tongue depressors; and 8. Telephone.