What seal is used to secure medication storage?

• A. Tamperproof Tag
• B. Medication Storage
• C. Perpetual Log
• D. Narcotic Prescription

Answer: (A)

Tamper-evident sealing is used to secure medication storage. The idea is to place a seal that clearly shows if the container has been opened or tampered with, providing an immediate and visible indication of access. This helps maintain safety and accountability, making it easy to detect unauthorized or accidental breaches in storage.

A tamperproof tag is the best fit because its purpose is to stay intact until opened and then show evidence of tampering when breached. The other options aren’t seals: a label or tag for storage doesn’t itself secure or indicate tampering; a perpetual log is a record of events, not a physical seal; a narcotic prescription is a document for authorization, not a method to secure storage.