Company Part 40 A-e Pre-quiz

An employer who receives a DOT alcohol test of .02-.039 you must (under part 40 regulations):

• A.

  Speak with the employee to find out when they last had a drink

• B.

  Remove the employee from ssf for the required DOT agency regulations

• C.

  Send the employee to see a counselor, even though it is not a positive

• D.

  Follow the guidelines in their company DFW policy

What does STT stand for?

 A verified adulterated or substituted test is considered a refusal.   true or false?

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

How often does a collector need to complete Refresher Training?

• A.

  Every 2 years

• B.

  Any time they have a cancelled test

• C.

  Every 5 years

• D.

  Both B and C

When is a directly observed collection required? Check all that apply.

• A.

  Temp out of range (DOT and DFW)

• B.

  For a return to duty test (DOT)

• C.

  For a follow up test (DOT)

• D.

  For a stipulated test (DFW)

Which of the following is NOT a situation that requires a collection under direct observation?

• A.

  There was a specimen that was reported by the lab to the MRO as Negative-Dilute with a specific gravity level of 1.0020 and a creatinine level of 18mg/dL

• B.

  The split specimen was tested by request of the donor after the primary specimen had come back adulterated and the result was still adulterated, but not matching the criteria of the primary specimen

• C.

  C. The donor requested his “B” sample to be tested after the “A” sample was verified as substituted, but it was not available because the laboratory had inadvertently disposed of the specimen

• D.

  The collector found a known adulterant in the pockets of the donor

An invalid specimen is one in which:

• A.

  A urine specimen with creatinine and specific gravity values that are so diminished or so divergent that they are not consistent with normal human urine.

• B.

  The employee has not been able to provide a sufficient amount

• C.

  Contains an unidentified adulterant or an unidentified interfering substance, has abnormal physical characteristics, or has an endogenous substance at an abnormal concentration that prevents the laboratory from completing or obtaining a valid drug test result

A collector has 60 days to complete Error Correction Training from the date they are notified of the error. true or false?

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Which of the following are items that the collector must do to deter tampering with a specimen? Which answer best applies.

• A.

  Blue toilet, have supervisor check bathroom, secure water

• B.

  Secure water, blue toilet, remove soap and cleaning products

• C.

  Remove soap and cleaning products, inspect site for unauthorized substances, ask donor if they have adulterants

• D.

  Contact DER to ensure donor has been searched, ensure undetected access is not possible, blue toilet

What are the 5 error free mock collections that a collector must complete to be certified for DOT collections?

• A.

  2 uneventful, 2 shy bladder, 1 temperature out of range,

• B.

  2 uneventful, 2 temperature out of range, 1 shy bladder

• C.

  4 uneventful, 1 shy bladder,

• D.

  2 uneventful, 1 shy bladder, 1 temperature out of range, 1 donor refuses to sign copy 2

What does EBT stand for?

What does HHS stand for?

Best practice - As the immediate supervisor of an employee being tested, you may not act as the collector when the employee is tested.  true or false?

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

What does SAP stand for?

Someone who conducts a collectors mocks must be a collector themselves for at least 6 months and have regularly conducted collections.   true or false?

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

What does CCF stand for?

What does C/TPA stand for?

What does ODAPC stand for?

When hiring a driver, per part 40, how far back do you need to check in regards to their employment history?

• A.

  4 years

• B.

  2 years

• C.

  3 years

• D.

  Depends on the timeframe the company requests