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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the narcotic count sheet in the editor.
- Begin by entering the month and year at the top of the form. This helps in organizing records chronologically.
- In the 'DATE' column, input the specific dates for each entry. Ensure accuracy for proper tracking.
- Fill in the 'TIME' field next to each date, indicating when each narcotic was administered or counted.
- Record the 'PATIENT NAME', 'MD NAME', and 'RN' for each entry to maintain accountability and traceability.
- In the 'DOSE' section, specify the amount of each narcotic administered, ensuring it matches your records.
- For any waste, complete the corresponding fields under 'WASTE', including line number, medication name, signature, and witness details.
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