The CMA may be delegated medication administration by the RN or LPN under the following conditions: The licensed nursing supervision requirements in Regulation .05 of this chapter have been met; The CMA is assigned to administer medication; There is a written medication order; The CMA is physically present on a continuing basis in the unit of care to accomplish the following as instructed and directed by the RN or LPN: Monitor the therapeutic effects of the medication; Observe and report untoward effects of the medication; Report observed changes in client behavior and clinical status; and Withhold administration of the medication if necessary. The CMA may perform the following RN or LPN delegated nursing functions: Prepare, administer, and chart medications administered: Orally; By nebulizer, metered dose inhalant, and, in the case of oxygen, by nasal cannula or mask; Topically, excluding wound or decubitus site care; By suppository; and By eye, ear, and nose drops; Prepare, administer, and chart: Nonlegend PRN medications; and Controlled schedule drugs after the RN or LPN: Makes a bedside assessment of the patient; Documents the assessment; and Gives permission to the CMA to administer that medication; and When the licensed nurse delegating medication administration provides access to the controlled schedule drug cabinet, sign for and administer controlled schedule drugs.