The MRO interview, evaluation of legitimate medical explanations, prescription review, documentation requirements, and verification decisions.
A driver’s drug test is laboratory-confirmed positive for morphine. During the verification interview, the MRO identifies the drug found and explains the interview process. Before asking the driver about their medical history or the use of any specific medications, which action must the MRO take?
A.Advise the driver that they have 72 hours to provide a legitimate medical explanation before the MRO reports the result as positive by default.
B.Warn the driver that medical information affecting safety-sensitive duties will be disclosed to third parties, such as the employer, without the driver's consent.
C.Instruct the driver to provide a written waiver of confidentiality for any prescription medications they intend to disclose during the interview.
D.Inform the driver that if a legitimate medical explanation is established, all medical information shared during the interview will remain confidential from the employer.