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2-1 Check Point Biochemical testing within the military is defined as the chemical analysis of urine for specific drugs or the analysis of breath or blood for alcohol? Instructions: Read the question then click the mouse on your answer. You will receive immediate feedback on your answer. Click on the next button to continue. FALSETRUE NEXT

2-1 Check Point One of the reasons biochemical testing is conducted is to enable commanders to assess the security, military fitness, good order and discipline of their units. Instructions: Read the question then click the mouse on your answer. You will receive immediate feedback on your answer. Click on the next button to continue. FALSETRUE NEXT

2-1 Check Point Two of the three primary guidances for the Biochemical Testing Program comes from: Instructions: Read the question then click the mouse on your answer. You will receive immediate feedback on your answer. Click on the next button to continue. NEXT AR , DoDD DoDD , AR 685-1AR 600-9, DoDD DoDI , DoDD

2-1 Check Point Which of the following types of Soldiers must be tested annually IAW AR ? Instructions: Read the question then click the mouse on your answer. You will receive immediate feedback on your answer. Click on the next button to continue. NEXT ADCOs and IBTCs Aviation PersonnelUPLs Commanders

2-1 Check Point Which of the following test types is conducted when a commander orders a test to ensure the safety of the Soldier and his/her coworkers? Instructions: Read the question then click the mouse on your answer. You will receive immediate feedback on your answer. Click on the next button to continue. NEXT Rehabilitation Random InspectionConsent Fitness/Competence for Duty

2-1 That is CORRECT, Great Job !!! Check Point

2-1 Sorry, but you are incorrect. Check Point

2-1 Introduction to Biochemical Testing  Biochemical testing within the military is defined as the chemical analysis of urine for specific drugs or the analysis of breath or blood for alcohol.

2-1 Introduction to Biochemical Testing  Biochemical testing is used to:  Deter Soldiers from abusing drugs (including illegal drugs, other illicit substances and prescribed medication).  Facilitate the early identification of alcohol and/or other drug abuse.  Enable commanders to assess the security, military fitness, good order and discipline of their units.

2-1 Regulatory Guidelines  Primary guidance for the Biochemical Testing Program comes from:  AR Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP)  DoD Directive (DoDD) Drug Abuse Testing Program  DoD Instruction (DoDI) Technical Procedures for the Military Personnel Drug Testing Program

2-1 Requirement for Testing  Annual Testing per AR chapter 7.  Aviation personnel.  Nuclear/Chemical Personnel Reliability Program.  Note: MPs were erroneously removed from the regulation; may be added in a change to the regulation. Check with your local ASAP to see if it is still a local requirement.

2-1 Types of Testing  COMMANDER DIRECTED.  Probable Cause (PO) – Commander has sufficient evidence to believe that if he/she tests the Soldier that the Soldier will be positive. Commander should always check with the local SJA before ordering this test.  Command Direct (CO) – Also known as a Competence/Fitness for duty. The Commander believes the Soldier is on a drug because of unusual or bizarre behavior. The commander orders a test to ensure the safety of the Soldier and his/her coworkers.