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| What directive contains policies and procedures for the Drug and Alcohol Abuse Program OPNAV and the CNO claimancy |
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| Where does the primary responsibility rest for prevention of alcohol and other drug abuse? |
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| Where does the command prevention of drug and alcohol abuse start? |
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| With a strong policy assisted by the effective use of resource personnel (DAPA, CFC, Command Chaplian, Command Medical Officer, and Command Master Chief). |
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| Who retains all documentation of each drug and alcohol incident at a command? |
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| The Drug and Alcohol Program Adivsor (DAPA) |
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| What is the miniumum pay grade for a commanding officer to appoint IN WRITING as a DAPA? |
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| Who acts as Aftercare Coordinator for the command, coordinating and monitoring the Aftercare Plan for members who return from Levels II or III treatment? |
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| The DAPA and assistant DAPA |
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| When should the DAPA brief all newly reporting personnel regarding alcohol and other drug abuse policies? |
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| During the command indoctrination process |
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| How often should an alcohol, drug, or obesity General Military Training course be scheduled for all hands? |
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| What is a key element in establishing an attitude of prevention and deterrence of alcohol and other drug abuse? |
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| Deglamorization of alcohol and other drug abuse |
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| How long should a member's base driving privileges be revoked when convicted of driving under the incluence of alcohol or other drugs? |
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| What action should be taken when there is reason to suspect a military member is illegally under the influence of alcohol or other drugs while ON DUTY |
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| The member should be relieved immediately from duty and referred to the appropriate medical personnel for evaluation of competence for duty per BUMEDINST 6120.20 (series) |
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| What is the term for a one-time procedure for personnel who feel they may be drug dependent, want help, and can obtain help without risk of disciplinary action? |
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| When is the critical time for those members who have undegone level II or III treatment? |
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| The first year after that treatment |
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| How should you treat personnel returning from a Level II or Level III treatment facility? |
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Definition
| The same as individuals who are returning to duty from hospitilization for any other disesaes or illness |
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| How should personnel be assigned, upon returning to the work center or command, after treatment at a Level II or Level III facility? |
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| When feasible, to the same, or a comparative, billet with commensurate authority, responsibility, and accountability |
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| What is meant by "rehabilitation failure"? |
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| Illegal drug use following treatment |
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| How are personnel determined to be rehabilitation failures, processed? |
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| For administrative separation (Exception in the case of alcohol treatment failures may be made on a case-by-case basis) |
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| What is used to seal all urine sample containers? |
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| What number of random urinalysis samplings must be done by commands that test more than 23 samples a month? |
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| At least two completely random urinalysis |
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| What is required for "direct observation" or a urinalysis sampling? |
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| The observer will watch as the urine leaves the body cavity and enters the appropriate container |
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