1. Advantages of oral fluid testing include?

2. Ten minutes prior to collection, it is important that the donor....

3. How does the test administrator know that the specimen collection step is complete?

4. Negative results may be read _________. Interpret remaining results as negative, presumptive positive or invalid at _____ minutes.

5. Prior to testing, it is important that ________.

6. According to the results shown in the image, this drug test panel indicates a negative result for___?

7. According to the results in the image above, this drug test panel indicates a presumptive positive for___?

8. Once the control line appears in the test region (C), any indication of a line (regardless of intensity) in the test region (T) should be considered a line and therefore a negative result.

9. After the specimen is collected and the test activation phase begins, it is important that the test device is positioned upright on a flat surface until it is time to interpret results.

10. Typically, donors will saturate the sponge within 2-4 minutes of collection. However, for some candidates it may be necessary for collection to exceed 4 minutes if they are experiencing dry mouth.

11. To speed up collection, instruct the donor to chew gently on the sponge.