Which item is NOT listed as a responsibility of the medic in med stores?

• A. The demand, receipt and issue of medical material.
• B. Ensuring adequate stock levels of sterile material and equipment.
• C. Signing for completion of medical degrees.
• D. Preparation for stocktaking vouchers

Answer: (C)

In medical stores, the medic’s responsibilities center on handling supplies—identifying what’s needed, receiving items, and issuing them to users, while also keeping stock levels appropriate and ensuring records match physical stock. Signing for completion of medical degrees has nothing to do with inventory management or material handling; it’s a credentialing action related to education, not store operations. The other listed duties fit the role: managing demand, receipt, and issue of medical material covers the full cycle of getting supplies to where they’re used; maintaining adequate stock levels of sterile material and equipment ensures critical items are available when needed; and preparing for stocktaking vouchers is part of verifying and reconciling inventory records.