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Based on 49 CFR 40.183, the testing laboratory must report split specimen results to the Medical Review Officer (MRO) by doing the following:
1. Check either the “Reconfirmed” box, the “Failed to Reconfirm” box, or both (located at Step 5(b) on Copy 1 of the Custody and Control Form [CCF]), as appropriate.
2. Provide clarifying remarks that follow current Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Mandatory Guidelines requirements.
3. Have the laboratory certifying scientist print their name, sign, and date the CCF.
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