Part 4
Knowledge Check

1. How often are you required to take an inventory of controlled substances in your lab?

A. Once a month

This is not the correct answer. University policy requires an annual inventory, but more frequent inventories are recommended for laboratories with more controlled substances and/or more people using the drugs.

B. Once a year

This is the correct answer. University policy requires an annual inventory, but more frequent inventories are recommended for laboratories with more controlled substances and/or more people using the drugs.

C. Once every 6 months

This is not the correct answer. University policy requires an annual inventory, but more frequent inventories are recommended for laboratories with more controlled substances and/or more people using the drugs.

D. Once every 3 years

This is not the correct answer. University policy requires an annual inventory, but more frequent inventories are recommended for laboratories with more controlled substances and/or more people using the drugs.

2. The DEA and MNBP require you to report any theft or loss of controlled substances, using DEA Form 106.

A. True

This is the correct answer. Reporting theft or loss is part of the DEA and MNBP regulations.

B. False

This is not the correct answer. Reporting theft or loss is part of the DEA and MNBP regulations.

3. According to University policy, how long must controlled substance records be maintained?

A. Until the end of the project

This is not the correct answer. Controlled substances records must be maintained for at least three years to comply with University policy.

B. At least 1 year

This is not the correct answer. Controlled substances records must be maintained for at least three years to comply with University policy.

C. At least 3 years

This is the correct answer. Controlled substances records must be maintained for at least three years to comply with University policy.

D. Forever

This is not the correct answer. Controlled substances records must be maintained for at least three years to comply with University policy.