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Military Controlled Medical Items definition
Specialized medical supplies that require strict handling, storage, and security measures due to their sensitive nature and potential impact on national security.
What Controlled Medical Items include?
Medications, Vaccine, Biological samples, and other critical medical supplies used in military operations and healthcare.
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These include medications that have a potential for abuse and are regulated by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).
Army regulations for handling of controlled medical items
AR 40-61
Schedules that military deals with
II through V
How controlled substances should be stored?
In a vault with double locks
Who is responsible for all controlled medical items?
The Commander
CMIC responsibilities
Ordering, receiving, storage and issuing the controlled items
Maintaining storage control records
CMIC stands for?
Controlled Medical Item Custodian
DIO responsibilities
Monthly inventories to verify the quantity of controlled items on hand
Document any discrepancies and take corrective actions promptly
Report any losses, thefts, or suspicious activities related to controlled items
DIO stands for what?
Designated Inventory Officer
The importance of proper storage of hazardous materials (HazMat)
To prevent accidents, protect the environment, and ensure safety
Maintain cleanliness when handling HazMat
Avoid eating/drinking
Contaminated hands should not touch cosmetics or contact lenses
Wash hands thoroughly
Clean work surfaces regularly
Learn Emergency Procedures when handling HazMat
Have spill kits, fire extinguishers, and PPE
Know evacuation, reporting, and response protocols
Know emergency procedures for spills, leaks, or accidents
HazMat labels
Must be on the shipping/storage containers
PPE stands for?
Personal Protective Equipment
Inspect the condition of the HazMat container
To ensure it is sealed and in good condition
How to handle Acids and Corrosive Materials?
Always wear gloves and PPE (safety glasses, safety goggles, face shield)