CPC Drug Testing Protocols & Compliance Standards

Question 1

What is the first step before beginning a drug test collection?

Accepted Answer

Verify the donor's identity

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Collect the specimen immediately

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Complete the testing form

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Open the collection kit

Question 2

Which regulation governs workplace drug testing programs?

Accepted Answer

DOT regulations

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OSHA guidelines

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CDC protocols

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FDA advisories

Question 3

What should a collector do if a donor refuses to sign the CCF?

Accepted Answer

Document the refusal and notify the DER

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Cancel the test

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Persuade the donor aggressively

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Destroy the specimen

Question 4

What is a shy bladder situation?

Accepted Answer

Donor cannot produce urine immediately

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Specimen temperature issue

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Donor provides too much urine

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Spilled specimen

Question 5

What temperature range should a urine specimen fall into?

Accepted Answer

90°F to 100°F

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85°F to 95°F

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80°F to 90°F

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100°F to 110°F

Question 6

Why is it important to inspect the specimen for unusual appearance?

Accepted Answer

To detect possible tampering

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To determine the donor's hydration

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To ensure volume

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To confirm test completion

Question 7

What action should a collector take if the temperature of the specimen is out of range?

Accepted Answer

Conduct a direct observation collection

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Accept the specimen anyway

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Discard the sample

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Send it immediately to the lab

Question 8

What must be done if a split specimen collection is required?

Accepted Answer

Split the original specimen into two containers

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Collect two separate urine samples

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Send only one container

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Ask the donor to provide another sample

Question 9

How long should a donor be given to provide a urine specimen during a shy bladder situation?

Accepted Answer

3 hours

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1 hour

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2 hours

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4 hours