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(B) a nonclimbing toddler described in 7 AAC 41.025(b); or

(C) a child identified as having special needs, if appropriate;

(5) administer medication only as follows:

(A) upon admission or when a new medication is prescribed, the caregiver shall obtain from the parent of a child in care written permission for the administration of prescription medication;

(B) the caregiver shall administer prescription medication and special medical procedures only in the dosage, at the intervals, or in the manner prescribed by a physician or other person legally authorized to prescribe medication or medical procedures, and shall document in a medication log the date and time each dose is administered and the caregiver’s initials;

(C) if written permission has not been obtained from the child’s parent for the administration of a commonly used nonprescription medication or medication contained in the first aid kit required under 7 AAC 10.1075 and ( l) of this section, the caregiver shall document telephone permission to administer that medication;

(D) the caregiver shall document in a medication log, including the date and time each dose is administered and caregiver’s initials, the use of any commonly used nonprescription medication for oral or topical use kept on hand by the caregiver for the communal use of any child;

(6) ensure that prescription medicine is kept in

(A) the original container showing the date filled, the expiration date, instructions, and the physician’s or other medical professional’s name; or

(B) medicine sets filled by a pharmacist or a licensed medical professional; the prescription date filled, the expiration date, instructions, and the physician’s or other medical professional’s name must be affixed to or stored with each medicine set;

(7) ensure that each stored medication, including each nonprescription medication, is in its original container and properly labeled with the name of the child for whom it is intended, the name of the medication, the dosage, the expiration date, and directions for administration;

(8) ensure that medications are stored in a manner that prevents access by unauthorized persons;

(9) ensure that medications, including controlled substances, are stored in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations; in this paragraph, “controlled substance” means a drug, substance, or immediate precursor included in the schedules set out in AS 11.71.140 — 11.71.190;