As approved by the Board, in accordance with Health Occupations Article §8-6C-02(b)(8), Annotated Code of Maryland, a licensed direct-entry midwife may: Obtain and administer medications; and Obtain and use equipment and devices for the practice of midwifery. The following medications are approved by the Board: Vitamin K1 (phylloquinone, phytonadione); Rho D immune globulin; Oxytocin (Pitocin); Methylergonovine (Methergine); Misoprostol (Cytotec); Erythromycin ophthalmic ointment USP (0.5%); Oxygen; Local anesthetics (lidocaine HCI, cetacaine, novacaine (procaine)); Epinephrine; Penicillin; Cefazolin; Sterile H2O Papules; and Intravenous Fluids including Lactated Ringer’s and normal saline. The following devices are approved by the Board: Fetal heart rate dopplers; Syringes; Needles; Phlebotomy equipment; Suture and suturing equipment or supplies; Urinary catheters; Intravenous equipment; Amnihooks; Airway suction devices; Electronic fetal monitoring equipment; Toco monitoring equipment; Neonatal and adult resuscitation equipment; Glucose monitoring equipment; Centrifuge; Hemoglobin/hematocrit monitoring equipment; Pulse oximeters, adult and neonatal; Birth supplies including medical grade birthing tubs and birthing stools; Blood pressure equipment; Urinalysis supplies; Stethoscopes, adult and neonatal; Sterile surgical instruments; Speculums; Eldon Cards; Nitrazine paper, amniswabs and other amniotic fluid detection equipment; Thermometers; Laboratory specimen collection equipment; Sterilization supplies and equipment; Equipment and devices for critical congenital heart screening; Equipment and devices for hearing screening; Supplies to collect newborn metabolic screening; Other equipment and devices as approved by the Board; Breast pumps; Compression stockings and belts; Maternity belts; and Diaphragms and cervical caps.