The reporting requirement applies to theft or significant loss of which items?

The reporting requirement applies to theft or significant loss of which items?

• A. Theft or significant loss of controlled substances or controlled substance documents
• B. Theft of any medication
• C. Loss of inventory unrelated to controlled substances
• D. Missing paperwork

Answer: (A)

Reporting requirements apply to theft or significant loss of controlled substances or the documents related to those substances. When a controlled substance is stolen or there is a significant loss, you must report promptly to the proper authorities (typically within one business day) using the appropriate form (such as DEA Form 106) and notify the state board as required. This helps ensure a quick investigation and helps prevent diversion. Theft of a non-controlled medication, loss of inventory unrelated to controlled substances, or missing paperwork without tied to controlled substances does not trigger the same federal reporting requirement.

Reporting requirements apply to theft or significant loss of controlled substances or the documents related to those substances. When a controlled substance is stolen or there is a significant loss, you must report promptly to the proper authorities (typically within one business day) using the appropriate form (such as DEA Form 106) and notify the state board as required. This helps ensure a quick investigation and helps prevent diversion. Theft of a non-controlled medication, loss of inventory unrelated to controlled substances, or missing paperwork without tied to controlled substances does not trigger the same federal reporting requirement.