A copy of the subject's medical report should be attached to which document?

• A. Investigative Report
• B. Incident Report
• C. Medical Report
• D. Case File

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is tying all relevant information about an incident together in one official record. A subject’s medical findings provide critical health context for what happened, how it was handled, and what outcomes occurred. Attaching the medical report to the investigative report ensures that the medical details are directly linked to the incident narrative, making it easier for supervisors, auditors, or reviewers to assess whether policies and procedures were followed, whether medical care was appropriate, and what further actions might be needed. While the medical report stands on its own as medical documentation, placing it with the investigative report creates a complete, coherent record for investigation and review.