1. The protocol for Olympic drug testing requires the athlete to provide two bottles of urine following competing in an event. What is the testing protocol?

	a.	If following the testing for banned substances, the first sample indicates the presence of a banned substance, the second bottle is tested and if the second sample indicates the presence of a banned substance, the athlete is subject to sanctions.
	b.	One bottle of urine is tested for banned substances and if the test shows the presence of a banned substance, the athlete is subject to sanctions.
	c.	If following the testing for banned substances, the first sample indicates the presence of a banned substance, the second bottle is tested and if the second sample indicates the presence of a banned substance, the athlete must provide a third urine sample that is used to definitively rule as to whether a banned substance was present and the athlete sanctioned.
	d.	If following the testing for banned substances, the first sample indicates the presence of a banned substance, the second bottle is tested and if the second sample does not indicate the presence of a banned substance, the athlete receives a warning and is put on probation.