Would your narcotic count pass inspection?

The five questions

1. 1In Ontario, how often must every controlled substance be counted and reconciled?

   Once a yearAt least every six monthsOnly before an inspectionOnly when something looks off
2. 2Which drugs belong in the reconciliation?

   Narcotics onlyNarcotics and controlled drugsNarcotics, controlled drugs and benzosAnything kept in the locked narcotic safe
3. 3You're 3 tabs short, sure it's a miscount, and don't recount. How does Health Canada see it?

   A miscount, nothing more to doToo small to matterSomething to check at the next countAn unexplained loss
4. 4You find a loss you can't explain. When is the report to Health Canada due?

   Within 10 days of finding itWithin 30 daysOnce your investigation is doneWith your next count
5. 5Before an assessment, how many complete reconciliations does the College ask to see?

   Just the most recent oneTwo, one at least six months oldOnly ones that had a discrepancyNone, the inspector counts on the day