Medical Review Officer Online Course with Live Discussion (Includes Digital Syllabus)-2020 Online Tab 6

2020 Online Tab 6 - MRO Syllabus

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The document provides information and instructions for completing the Federal Drug Testing Custody and Control Form (CCF) for urine specimen collection. The CCF is used for federally-mandated drug testing programs, including those by the Department of Transportation (DOT), Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).<br /><br />The document outlines the procedures and requirements for urine specimen collection, including the roles and qualifications of collection personnel. It also explains the necessary supplies for urine specimen collection, such as specimen bottles, collection container, temperature device, and shipping container.<br /><br />The CCF must be completed accurately, including the information in each step of the form. The form requires the identification of the employer, the testing authority, the reason for the test, and the drugs to be tested for. The collection site information, including the location and contact details, must be provided as well.<br /><br />The form includes steps for the collector to complete, such as checking the specimen temperature, inspecting the specimen for any unusual characteristics, and affixing bottle seals to the specimen bottles. The donor is also required to sign and complete Step 5 of the form.<br /><br />The document also covers the procedures for direct observation collection, shy bladder procedures, pre-employment drug test exceptions, and refusals to test. It outlines the requirements and actions for each of these scenarios.<br /><br />Overall, the document provides a comprehensive guide to urine specimen collection procedures and the completion of the Federal Drug Testing Custody and Control Form.

Keywords

Federal Drug Testing Custody and Control Form

urine specimen collection

federally-mandated drug testing

Department of Transportation

Department of Health and Human Services

Nuclear Regulatory Commission

collection personnel

specimen bottles

collection site information

direct observation collection