Routine physical examinations typically focus on assessing overall health and well-being through measures like checking vital signs, evaluating organ function, and discussing lifestyle factors. Substance screening is not a standard component of... Read more »
Pre-employment or routine health examinations sometimes include screening for illicit and prescription drug use. This screening typically involves urinalysis, though other methods like hair or blood testing are occasionally used. An example... Read more »
Pre-employment or routine medical examinations sometimes include screening for controlled substances. This screening typically involves urinalysis, although other methods like hair or blood tests might be used. A common example is a... Read more »
Pre-employment or routine physical examinations sometimes include urinalysis or other screening methods to detect the presence of certain substances. This screening is implemented for a variety of reasons depending on the employer,... Read more »
Pre-employment or routine medical examinations sometimes include screening for controlled substances. This screening typically involves urinalysis, although other methods like hair or blood testing are also possible. For example, a transportation company... Read more »
Pre-employment and routine medical examinations sometimes include screening for controlled substances. This screening typically involves urinalysis, though other methods like hair or blood testing may be utilized. A specific employer’s policy, industry... Read more »
A Department of Transportation (DOT) medical examination assesses a commercial driver’s physical and mental fitness to safely operate a commercial motor vehicle (CMV). These examinations evaluate various aspects of a driver’s health,... Read more »
Pre-employment or pre-placement medical examinations sometimes include a screening for illicit substances. This screening typically involves urinalysis, although other methods like hair or blood testing are possible. An example would be a... Read more »
A Department of Transportation (DOT) physical examination assesses a commercial driver’s fitness for duty. The genital examination component is limited to a check for hernias. This check involves a visual inspection and... Read more »
A Department of Transportation (DOT) physical examination assesses a commercial driver’s physical and mental fitness to safely operate a commercial motor vehicle (CMV). The examination covers vision, hearing, blood pressure, urinalysis, and... Read more »