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Breath Alcohol Test Quick Exam Series: Definitions and Explanations, Exams of Public Health

The University of ArizonaPublic Health

A concise overview of key terms and concepts related to breath alcohol testing, particularly within the context of transportation safety regulations. It defines terms like bat, dot, covered employee, and various agencies involved in transportation safety. The document also explains the difference between negative and positive test results, prohibited conduct, and rule violations. It is a valuable resource for understanding the basics of breath alcohol testing and its implications in transportation safety.

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Breath Alcohol Test Quick Exam Series
1. BAT - Ans: ✅breath alcohol technician; a person certified to
perform a breath alcohol test
2. DOT - Ans: ✅Department of Transportation
3. Covered employee - Ans: ✅An employee that performs safety
sensitive duties defined by US DOT
4. FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) - Ans: ✅an agency of
the us Department of Transportation
5. FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) - Ans:
✅An agency of the FHWA (federal highway administration) and
the US Department of Transportation
6. FRA (Federal Railroad Administration) - Ans: ✅An agency of
the US department of transportation
7. FTA federal transit administration - Ans: ✅An agency of the US
department of transportation
8. 49 CFR part 40 - Ans: ✅The official name for the dot
regulations
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Breath Alcohol Test Quick Exam Series

  1. BAT - Ans: ✅breath alcohol technician; a person certified to perform a breath alcohol test
  2. DOT - Ans: ✅Department of Transportation
  3. Covered employee - Ans: ✅An employee that performs safety sensitive duties defined by US DOT
  4. FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) - Ans: ✅an agency of the us Department of Transportation
  5. FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) - Ans: ✅An agency of the FHWA (federal highway administration) and the US Department of Transportation
  6. FRA (Federal Railroad Administration) - Ans: ✅An agency of the US department of transportation
  7. FTA federal transit administration - Ans: ✅An agency of the US department of transportation
  8. 49 CFR part 40 - Ans: ✅The official name for the dot regulations
  1. CFR (Code of Federal Regulations) - Ans: ✅CFR'S ARE THE RULES THAT GOVERN THE AVIATION INDUSTRY (AIRLINES, PILOTS, FLIGHT ATTENDANTS, MAINTENANCE, ETC)
  2. STRICT ADHERENCE TO CFR'S IS MANDATORY
  3. Negative test - Ans: ✅An alcohol test result less than .
  4. Positive test - Ans: ✅An alcohol test result of .020 or higher
  5. conduct - Ans: ✅Requires removal from safety sensitive duties but not a violation of the regulations
  6. Test result between .020 and .039 is prohibited conduct
  7. RSPA (research and special projects administration) - Ans:

✅An agency of the department of transportation

  1. Rule violation - Ans: ✅Specific conduct such as an alcoholic test result of .040 or higher that requires an employee to be removed from safety sensitive duties
  2. SAP (substance abuse professional) - Ans: ✅An sap makes a face to face assessment and evaluation to determine the education or treatment needed by an employee to resolve their alcohol problem