opnavinst 5350.4 d - Navy Medicine - U.S. Navy
opnavinst 5350.4 d - Navy Medicine - U.S. Navy
opnavinst 5350.4 d - Navy Medicine - U.S. Navy
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OPNAVINST <strong>5350.4</strong>D<br />
4 Jun 09<br />
Jirectiy ro r-he collection site immediately after notification.<br />
~Jhen personnel are allowed to report to the collection area as<br />
they choose, opportunity for individuals to flush their system<br />
ny using diuretics is present. Commands must take all<br />
precautions to ensure members are not provided any opportunity<br />
co defeat urinalysis by using such tactics.<br />
9:rec-t observation is either the weakest link or the<br />
strongest e-ement in a command's urinalysis program. Commands<br />
jeopard;zel the urinalysis program when they do not employ<br />
lffective 3~rect observation.<br />
.I ;t is strongly recommended observers be E7 or above.<br />
17 cases here E7 or above personnel are not available, only the<br />
nost trl~sted junior personnel should be used. When junior<br />
2ersonnel dsed as observers, commands must provide an<br />
1)fflcer o: 2PO to randomly check to ensure observers are<br />
aerfcrmlng their duties appropriately.<br />
. I r~ all cases, observers should be briefed each time<br />
'ney perform duties as observer. See appendix B of this<br />
?nclosure ~ C ) Y example observation procedures.<br />
1 L;trict adherence to direct observation policy during<br />
Ir,ne co1;ertion prevents most countermeasures to detection,<br />
*.s., using a device that contains clean urine, diluting a<br />
jampie dlth water, adulterating a sample with a foreign<br />
sdbstanre, )r even switching their urine with clean urine.<br />
1 - 1 Direct observation requires the observer be present<br />
Erorn the time member receives the bottle until member returns<br />
:he sampl~ :o the UPC. UPC should instruct the observer, in the<br />
presence nf the member, to never take possession of the bottle,<br />
-:ever lose sight of the bottle, and to watch the urine leave the<br />
~ody and enter the bottle.<br />
i- Proper procedures for direct observation requires<br />
abservers SF of the same gender as the member providing the<br />
~rine sample, male observers stand at 90-degree angle to observe<br />
,r~ne leaTu.:ny the body and enter the bottle and female observers<br />
;-and at Cnr stall door with the door open for a direct view.<br />
Is no tlme should members be allowed to provide a urine sample<br />
k71: hout di rect observation.<br />
Enclosure (2 )