Which record contains the strength and amount of a controlled substance dispensed?

The dispensing record is specifically designed to detail the strength and amount of a controlled substance that has been dispensed. This record serves as a crucial component of regulatory compliance and patient safety, providing a clear and accurate account of all controlled substances provided to patients or clients. It helps ensure that adequate tracking is maintained for these drugs, which are often subject to strict regulations due to their potential for misuse or abuse.

In contrast, other records serve different purposes. The inventory record generally focuses on the amount of controlled substances on hand rather than what has been dispensed. The personal medical record documents the health history and treatment of the patient but does not include detailed information about medication dispensation. The anesthetic record is primarily concerned with the administration of anesthesia during procedures, documenting dosages and patient responses rather than the controlled substances dispensed outside of a procedural context.