For an exposure, which form must be completed and forwarded to the Department of Detention Services Medical Advisor?

• A. Exposure Incident Report
• B. Incident Report Form
• C. Exposure Notification Card
• D. Medical Evaluation Form

Answer: (A)

Proper documentation and routing for exposure events is the concept being tested. An exposure requires a formal record that captures all the key details of what happened and then gets sent to the medical professional responsible for evaluating risk and coordinating any follow-up care. The Exposure Incident Report is the best fit because it is specifically designed to document the exposure event (who was exposed, how it occurred, when and where, type of exposure, agents involved, and witnesses) and to forward that information directly to the Medical Advisor. This creates a clear, official trail that the medical team can review to determine necessary medical actions, post‑exposure treatment, and follow-up.

The other forms serve different purposes. An Incident Report Form is a general record of events in the facility and may not include the exposure-specific medical details or the required forwarding to the Medical Advisor. An Exposure Notification Card is a notification tool rather than a formal medical-reporting document. A Medical Evaluation Form belongs to the medical encounter itself, documenting the evaluation and results, not initiating the medical review through proper reporting.