What should be completed after securing a needle?

• A. Cabin Safety Report including the seal number
• B. Medical report
• C. Maintenance report
• D. Security incident report

Answer: (A)

When you handle a needle in the cabin, you need to log the action in the official safety records to keep the process traceable and secure. Completing the Cabin Safety Report and including the seal number provides a formal, verifiable record that the needle was properly secured and that the containment seal remains intact. This supports accountability, allows checks to confirm no tampering, and helps investigations if needed.

The other records aren’t the right fit here: a medical report covers health-related information, a maintenance report is about equipment upkeep, and a security incident report is used for notable security events rather than routine securing of a medical item.