What is required for the donor to complete the collection process?

The completion of the collection process requires the donor to sign the Custody and Control Form (CCF). This signature is crucial as it serves to verify that the donor has provided their specimen voluntarily and acknowledges the collection process. The CCF is an essential document that tracks the chain of custody for the specimen, ensuring its integrity and accountability throughout the testing process.

Other aspects of the collection process, such as providing specific specimens or passing a breath alcohol test, may be relevant in certain contexts but do not fulfill the requirement to complete the collection process itself. Filling out a questionnaire might help address additional information, but it is not a necessary step in finalizing the collection. The act of signing the CCF ensures legal and procedural compliance, making it a critical step in the overall process.