Oratect® III Certification Test

Instructions: This is a multiple-choice test. Read the questions completely before choosing the best answer. Click on the radio button that corresponds to the best answer. You must complete the test with a score of 80% or better to become certified.

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1. The Oratect® III Oral Fluid Drug Screen Device provides for the detection of
	a. 5 drugs in oral fluid b. 4 drugs in urine c. 6 drugs in oral fluid d. none of the above
2. Oratect® III provides ____________ drug test results.
	a. preliminary b. qualitative c. quantitative d. both a and b are correct
3. The absence of a colored band in the control (C) region of the Oratect® III device means the test
	a. result is negative b. result is presumptive positive c. result is invalid d. should be rerun
4. The presence of a colored band at a specific test and a colored band at control (C) region means the test is
	a. invalid b. negative for that particular drug c. presumptive positive d. wrong
5. Interpret the following test. The test is
	a. presumptive positive for PC, CO, and ME b. negative for OP and AM c. invalid d. negative for ME and PC
6. Interpret the following test. The test is
	a. invalid b. negative for CO, OP, and AM c. presumptive positive for TH, PC, and ME d. both b and c are correct
7. When testing the device, the test administrator should tell the donor to
	a. rub the collection pad on top of the tongue several (approximately 15-20) times, then underneath the tongue several (approximately 15-20) times b. place the device underneath the tongue for 30 seconds c. rub the collection pad inside the mouth against the cheek in circular motion several (approximately 15-20) times, then repeat with other cheek several (approximately 15-20) times d. all of the above
8. The device should be removed from the mouth as soon as the blue lines flow at both test windows. If the flow does not appear in ___ ___________, repeat the full procedure again.
	a. 30 seconds b. 2 minutes c. 5 minutes d. 8 minutes
9. Once the device is removed from the donor's mouth, the device should be capped and read in
	a. 2-4 minutes b. 15-20 minutes c. 5-30 minutes d. 6-8 minutes
10. The test administrator should tell the individual
	a. not to bite, chew, suck or bend the collection pad b. not to touch the test window at any time c. to hold the head level at all times while performing the test d. all of the above