Medicines and Poisons (Medicines) Regulation 2021
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sch.16-sec.3 Definitions for part
In this part— emergency medicine , in relation to a general approval (emergency first aid), means— each of the following medicines— adrenaline (epinephrine); atropine; benzatropine; ceftriaxone; furosemide (frusemide); glucagon; glyceryl trinitrate; hydrocortisone; ipratropium bromide monohydrate; lidocaine (lignocaine); methoxyflurane; metoclopramide; midazolam; morphine; naloxone; nitrous oxide; promethazine; salbutamol; or another medicine for emergencies stated in the approval. first aid provider means a person who has a current certificate granted by a registered training organisation for the provision of first aid. paramedic means a person registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law as being qualified to practise as a paramedic. senior person , in relation to a general approval (emergency first aid), means a person who is responsible for daily operations at a site stated in the approval. site , in relation to an approval, means— a place at which an event, notified to the chief executive by the holder of the approval under section 35 , takes place; or a place stated in the approval.
- (a) each of the following medicines— • adrenaline (epinephrine); • atropine; • benzatropine; • ceftriaxone; • furosemide (frusemide); • glucagon; • glyceryl trinitrate; • hydrocortisone; • ipratropium bromide monohydrate; • lidocaine (lignocaine); • methoxyflurane; • metoclopramide; • midazolam; • morphine; • naloxone; • nitrous oxide; • promethazine; • salbutamol; or
- • adrenaline (epinephrine);
- • atropine;
- • benzatropine;
- • ceftriaxone;
- • furosemide (frusemide);
- • glucagon;
- • glyceryl trinitrate;
- • hydrocortisone;
- • ipratropium bromide monohydrate;
- • lidocaine (lignocaine);
- • methoxyflurane;
- • metoclopramide;
- • midazolam;
- • morphine;
- • naloxone;
- • nitrous oxide;
- • promethazine;
- • salbutamol; or
- (b) another medicine for emergencies stated in the approval.
- • adrenaline (epinephrine);
- • atropine;
- • benzatropine;
- • ceftriaxone;
- • furosemide (frusemide);
- • glucagon;
- • glyceryl trinitrate;
- • hydrocortisone;
- • ipratropium bromide monohydrate;
- • lidocaine (lignocaine);
- • methoxyflurane;
- • metoclopramide;
- • midazolam;