What type of supplement does not fall under MAP?

The type of supplement that does not fall under MAP is nutritional supplements. The Medication Administration Program is designed to cover medications that are administered to patients, typically involving prescription drugs and controlled substances. While the program may encompass vitamins and minerals, herbal supplements, and dietary supplements, nutritional supplements are primarily intended to add nutrients to a person's diet rather than serve as treatment for a medical condition. They are generally used to improve overall health and may not be classified in the same category as pharmaceuticals that the MAP typically addresses. This distinction is important, as it helps ensure that only appropriate medications and supplements are administered under the program’s guidelines, focusing primarily on conventional medicinal treatments rather than general dietary improvements.