Which incident would NOT be classified as an unusual incident?

A routine medication administration is considered an everyday task in the context of providing support. This activity is typically planned, predictable, and within the normal operating procedures for caregivers and Direct Support Professionals. It does not deviate from standard practices and does not present any immediate risk or concern.

In contrast, the other scenarios involve unexpected or potentially concerning events. A minor scrape from a fall, while it may seem minor, is still an incident that requires attention and could indicate a need for monitoring. An overnight relocation due to a natural disaster is a significant event that could have wide-ranging implications for safety and care. Similarly, a dental injury requiring treatment presents a health issue that must be addressed. All of these situations could disrupt the usual routine and warrant further investigation or documentation, which is why they are classified as unusual incidents.