Florida Veterinary Medicine Laws and Rules Practice Exam

The correct form used to report any loss or theft of controlled substances is Form 106. This form is specifically designed for registrants to notify the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) about the circumstances surrounding the loss or theft. It is critical for pharmacies, veterinarians, and other entities handling controlled substances to complete Form 106 in a timely manner to comply with federal regulations and ensure proper record-keeping.

Form 106 requires detailed information about the incident, including the type and quantity of substances lost or stolen, and circumstances of the loss. This information helps the DEA monitor and manage the distribution of controlled substances and prevent further incidents.

In contrast, Form 222 is used for ordering and transferring Schedule II controlled substances; Form 363 pertains to applications for registration related to controlled substance treatment programs; and Form 21 is not a recognized DEA form for these specific purposes, making Form 106 the most appropriate choice for reporting loss or theft.