What action is taken by ASAP if a positive test result does not require a medical review?

The correct action taken by the Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) when a positive test result does not require a medical review is to file it into ASAP records. This process ensures that there is an official record of the positive test result within the program's documentation system, maintaining the integrity of the ASAP's operations and enabling appropriate follow-up actions, if necessary.

Filing the positive test results into ASAP records is crucial for tracking, monitoring trends, and making informed decisions regarding future preventive measures and interventions. Proper documentation also supports accountability and compliance with Army regulations regarding substance abuse and testing procedures. This record-keeping is critical for maintaining the overall effectiveness of the substance abuse program and ensuring that individuals receive the necessary support and guidance in dealing with substance-related issues.