Medical Review Officer (MRO) Assistant Training-Urine Specimen Collection: Procedures, Direct Observation, Custody and Control Forms

Urine Specimen Collection: Procedures, Direct Observation, Custody and Control Forms

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Video Summary

In the video content, the process of urine drug testing under Department of Transportation (DOT) and federal regulations is discussed. The three-step process includes urine specimen collection, analysis in a drug testing laboratory, and reporting results to a medical review officer. The video details the procedures outlined in the DOT drug testing regulation, including the role of urine specimen collectors, collection site requirements, and the use of custody and control forms to track specimens. It also highlights the need for proper training and supplies for collectors. The video emphasizes the importance of maintaining chain of custody and the significance of intact bottle seals and valid specimen requirements. Different collection scenarios and circumstances that may result in a refusal to test are also discussed. The video concludes by addressing fatal flaws in the collection process and the importance of proper documentation and adherence to protocol. No credits are mentioned in the video. Overall, the video provides an informative overview of the urine specimen collection process for drug testing in accordance with DOT regulations.

Keywords

urine drug testing

Department of Transportation

DOT regulations

federal regulations

urine specimen collection

drug testing laboratory

medical review officer

urine specimen collectors

collection site requirements

custody and control forms

chain of custody

intact bottle seals

valid specimen requirements

refusal to test