Which UF form documents medical treatment of a prisoner?

• A. UF 151
• B. UF 152
• C. UF 153
• D. UF 164

Answer: (A)

Documenting medical treatment for a prisoner relies on a dedicated form that captures all essential care details in one official record. This form is designed to record who provided the treatment, what was done, medications administered, the date and time, and any instructions or follow‑ups. Having a single, precise document makes the care traceable, supports continuity of medical treatment, and provides a clear, verifiable record for both medical staff and custody personnel.

The other UF forms exist for different parts of the process (such as intake screening, medical clearance, or transport/custody actions). They are not used to document the full details of medical treatment, so they wouldn’t serve as the complete medical treatment record.