MRO Federal Acquisition Regulations 3

Question 1

Which FAR clause specifically requires federal prime contractors to flow down drug-free workplace requirements to subcontractors?

Accepted Answer

FAR 52.223-6

Answer

FAR 52.223-6 (Drug-Free Workplace) is the contract clause that mandates drug-free workplace compliance and flows to applicable subcontractors.

Question 2

An MRO finds that a donor's specimen collected for a DOD contractor tested positive for amphetamines. The donor provides a valid prescription for Adderall. The MRO should report the result as:

Accepted Answer

Negative

Answer

A valid prescription for amphetamines (Adderall) that explains the positive finding requires the MRO to report the result as negative.

Question 3

Under FAR-covered drug testing, the chain of custody form ensures:

Accepted Answer

Specimen integrity and legal defensibility of the collection process

Answer

The chain of custody form documents the handling and transfer of specimens, ensuring integrity and legal defensibility of the process.

Question 4

When a federal contractor's drug testing program requires MRO review, at what point does the MRO's review of a non-negative specimen begin?

Accepted Answer

After the laboratory reports a non-negative result to the MRO

Answer

The MRO's review process begins when the certified laboratory reports a non-negative (positive, adulterated, substituted, or invalid) result.

Question 5

A federal contractor employee in a safety-sensitive role refuses to submit to a required drug test. Under federal guidelines, the MRO must report this as:

Accepted Answer

Refusal to test (positive equivalent)

Answer

Refusal to submit to a federally required drug test is treated as a positive test result and reported as a refusal.

(MRO) Medical Review Officer Certification Practice Test

(MRO) Medical Review Officer Certification Practice Test

MRO Federal Acquisition Regulations 3