Which item is NOT typically part of agency training records?

• A. Detailed medical records
• B. Training topics
• C. Sign-in sheets
• D. Courses completed

Answer: (A)

Training records are the files that show what training was delivered, who attended, and what courses were completed. Detailed medical records contain a person’s health information and are kept in separate medical or personnel files with strict privacy protections. Because training records are meant to document training activities and qualifications, medical details don’t belong there. They would raise privacy concerns and clutter the training documentation. So the items that normally appear in training records are the topics covered, attendance (sign-in) and courses completed.