Before a pharmacist administers a maintenance injectable medication, a pharmacist shall have and maintain a written procedure for any maintenance injectable medication that may be administered. A pharmacist shall administer a maintenance injectable medication in accordance with the written procedure, including: Recording and maintaining the prescription files in accordance with Regulation .05 of this chapter; Reviewing and screening for the following: Indications; Precautions; Contraindications; and Allergies; Reviewing the process for handling adverse reactions, including but not limited to: Acute anaphylactic reactions; and Other acute emergencies; Following injection or administration procedures; Advising the patient of post-administration procedures, including waiting requirements; and Documenting and maintaining a maintenance injectable medication record, including: Patient’s: Name; Date of birth; Address; Consent form; Authorized prescriber; and Administering pharmacist’s name and license number; Administration: Date; Dose; Site; and Route; Maintenance injectable medication: Name, generic or brand; Manufacturer; Lot number; and Expiration date; Notification to the authorized prescriber that the patient received a specific maintenance injectable medication; and Verification that the prescription is: Not for the patient’s initial dose, if applicable; or For the patient’s initial dose and the patient’s record contains documented approval from the authorized prescriber. The pharmacist shall: Sign and date the standard procedure at least annually; Make the standard procedure available for inspection by the Board upon request; and Review and update the standard procedure as necessary.