CPC CPC Donor Identification & Verification 3

Question 1

What is the significance of a shy bladder situation during a federally regulated drug test?

Accepted Answer

The donor is unable to provide a sufficient specimen volume and must follow a specific protocol

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The donor is suspected of adulteration and must be dismissed

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The collector must immediately report the donor as a refusal

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The test is cancelled and rescheduled for the following day

Question 2

During the shy bladder waiting period, what restriction applies to the donor?

Accepted Answer

The donor must remain at or near the collection site

Answer

The donor may leave and return within 24 hours

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The donor must consume at least 40 oz of water immediately

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The donor is required to contact their physician

Question 3

How much fluid may a collector offer a donor experiencing shy bladder during the three-hour waiting period?

Accepted Answer

Up to 40 ounces of water

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Unlimited water and beverages

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No fluid at all

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Only medically prescribed fluids

Question 4

If a donor is still unable to provide a specimen after the three-hour shy bladder period, what must the collector do?

Accepted Answer

Discontinue the collection and document it as an incomplete collection, notifying the DER

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Extend the waiting period for another three hours

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Mark the result as a refusal to test

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Send the donor for an immediate medical evaluation

Question 5

What is the minimum specimen volume required for a standard urine drug test under DOT regulations?

Accepted Answer

45 mL

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30 mL

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60 mL

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15 mL

Question 6

Which action by the collector helps confirm that a donor provided a fresh urine specimen during collection?

Accepted Answer

Checking that the specimen temperature is between 90°F and 100°F within four minutes of collection

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Visually inspecting the specimen color only

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Testing the specimen pH at the collection site

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Confirming the donor's pulse before collection