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DA Form 5225-R, the Child Development Services (CDS) Medical Dispensation Record, is utilized to track the administration of medication to children in Army-sponsored child care programs. This form ensures accurate medication management and compliance with medical protocols.

The form consists of sections where child care providers document the child's name, medication details (including name, dosage, and administration instructions), date and time of administration, and provider's initials. Additional sections may include space for parental authorization and signatures.

DA Form 5224-R, the Child Development Services (CDS) Child and Family Profile form, is used to gather comprehensive information about children and their families participating in Army-sponsored child care programs. This form aids in tailoring child care services to meet individual needs and preferences.

DA Form 5223-R, the Child Development Services (CDS) Child Health Assessment form, is used to document and assess the health status of children participating in Army-sponsored child care programs. This form supports the health and well-being of children by ensuring appropriate medical care and attention.

DA Form 5222-R, the Child Development Services (CDS) Sponsor Consent Form, is used to request consent from parents or guardians of children participating in CDS programs. This form facilitates communication, permission, and coordination between parents and CDS providers.

The form consists of sections where parents or guardians provide their contact information, details about the child, authorized pickup individuals, and any special considerations or permissions. It may also include sections for medical and emergency contact information.

DA Form 5221-R is used for Child Development Services (CDS) Family Child Care (FCC) Certification, Denial, or Revocation within the Department of the Army. This form facilitates the certification process for FCC providers, as well as any actions related to denial or revocation of certification.

The form consists of sections where the FCC provider's personal information, program details, certification status, and reasons for denial or revocation are documented. It may also include sections for appeal information and supporting documentation.

DA Form 5220-R, the Child Development Services (CDS) Family Child Care (FCC) Provider Background Clearance Request, is used to initiate a background clearance check for individuals applying to become Family Child Care providers within the Department of the Army. This form aids in ensuring the safety and security of children in Army-sponsored child care settings.

DA Form 5219, the Child Development Services (CDS) Family Child Care (FCC) Provider Application, is utilized by individuals interested in becoming Family Child Care providers within the Department of the Army's Child Development Services. This form supports the application and screening process for becoming an authorized child care provider.

DA Form 5203 serves as a Dodic Master/Lot Locator Record, used to maintain accurate records of Department of Defense Identification Code (DODIC) information for ammunition and explosives. This form aids in tracking inventory, managing supplies, and ensuring proper handling and storage of ordnance materials.

The form consists of sections where users input DODIC details, lot numbers, quantities, storage locations, and relevant remarks. Additional sections may include information about the supplier or manufacturer.

DA Form 5195, the Health Data form, serves as a comprehensive record of an individual's health history, enabling healthcare providers to make informed medical decisions and provide appropriate care. This form is an essential tool for maintaining accurate health records within the Department of the Army's medical system.

DA Form 5193, the Child's Face and Whereabouts Sheet, is used to document identifying information and photographs of children under the care of the Department of the Army's support programs. This form aids in tracking and identifying children, especially in emergency situations.

The form consists of sections for entering the child's name, physical description, photographs, and any distinguishing features. It also includes space for guardian contact information and consent for photograph use.