CPC CPC Donor Identification & Verification

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of verifying a donor's identity before a urine drug test collection?

Accepted Answer

To ensure the specimen belongs to the correct individual

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To check the donor's medical history

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To confirm the donor's insurance coverage

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To record the donor's employment status

Question 2

Which form of identification is most commonly acceptable for verifying a donor's identity under DOT guidelines?

Accepted Answer

A photo ID such as a driver's license or government-issued ID

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A Social Security card

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A utility bill with the donor's name

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An employer-issued badge without a photo

Question 3

If a donor does not have a photo ID, what action may a collector take under DOT regulations?

Accepted Answer

Accept a positive identification by a supervisor or employer representative

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Proceed without any identification

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Refuse the collection entirely

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Accept a verbal statement of identity only

Question 4

What information must be confirmed from the donor's ID before beginning the collection process?

Accepted Answer

Full legal name and a photo match

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Date of birth and phone number

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Home address and ZIP code

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Employee ID number and department

Question 5

A donor refuses to provide identification before a federally mandated drug test. What should the collector do?

Accepted Answer

Document the refusal and notify the employer or DER

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Proceed with collection and note the issue afterward

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Cancel the collection and discard all materials

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Allow a grace period for the donor to retrieve ID

Question 6

How should a collector handle a situation where the name on the custody and control form (CCF) does not match the donor's presented ID?

Accepted Answer

Correct the discrepancy on the CCF before proceeding and document the change

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Proceed with the collection and ignore the mismatch

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Refuse to collect until a new CCF is issued

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Call the laboratory to resolve the issue