Which term is used to describe the completion of a specific medication consult?

The term that best describes the completion of a specific medication consult is the one that relates to the formal conclusion of the consult process. When a consult order is discontinued, it indicates that the recommended actions or considerations regarding the medication have been fully addressed, evaluated, and formally closed in the healthcare system's records. This terminology reflects the end of the consult process, signifying that any necessary follow-up or modifications have been made and the consult no longer requires active management.

Other options, while relevant to aspects of medication or consult processes, do not accurately convey the formal conclusion associated with a consult. For instance, 'medication fulfilled' suggests that a medication has been dispensed or provided, rather than addressing the consult itself. 'Consult resolved' implies a positive outcome but lacks the specificity of an official closure in terms of the consult order. 'Education completed' focuses more on patient education rather than the consult itself and does not encapsulate the full circle of a consult's conclusion. Thus, the choice reflecting the discontinuation of the consult order is the most appropriate term for its completion.