CSC Documentation & Record Keeping 2

Question 1

When a donor's ID cannot be verified at the collection site, what is the correct documentation action?

Accepted Answer

Refuse collection and document the refusal with reason

Answer

If acceptable identification cannot be verified, the collector must refuse to perform the collection and document the refusal with the reason.

Question 2

Which section of the Federal Chain of Custody Form (CCF) is completed by the laboratory?

Accepted Answer

Step 5 (laboratory results)

Answer

Step 5 of the CCF is the laboratory copy where the lab records test results and certifications.

Question 3

How long must federal workplace drug testing records generally be retained under DOT regulations?

Accepted Answer

5 years

Answer

DOT regulations generally require employers to retain drug and alcohol testing records for a minimum of 5 years.

Question 4

A collector notices the donor's specimen temperature is out of range. What must be documented on the CCF?

Accepted Answer

The out-of-range temperature reading in the 'Remarks' section

Answer

An out-of-range temperature must be recorded in the Remarks section of the CCF so the MRO has a complete record.

Question 5

What is the purpose of the 'Remarks' field on the CCF Step 2?

Accepted Answer

Document any unusual occurrences or deviations during collection

Answer

The Remarks field is used to document any irregularities, deviations from standard procedures, or observed behaviors during the collection.

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