Drug testing urine analysis
[DOC File]THC-COOH CONFIRMATION
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Urine specimens can easily be tampered with, replaced or adulterated, therefore observed collection and creatinine analysis is required for a test to be considered valid. Urine testing is the preferred and authorized testing method for the Family Law Drug Testing Initiative.
[DOC File]Medical Review Officer Manual - SAMHSA
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Point of care testing of urine is fairly reliable and can give an accurate representation of illicit drug use over the preceding few days dependent on the drug being tested for. However, in terms of the medico-legal aspects of testing and results being fully justifiable, any positives on point of care tests must be sent to biochemistry ...
Urine drug screen: Uses, procedure, detection times, and results
A worksheet with the specimen identification number will be used and will follow the specimen throughout the analysis. Each unique case identification number will be placed onto Urine Drug Worksheet. If after initial testing the specimen is suspected to be positive for a drug, another aliquot will be used for confirmatory purposes.
[DOC File]Assessment and Drug Testing Practice Guidelines
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Chapter 3. Urine Drug Testing. A. Federal Workplace Drug Testing Overview. Drugs. Federal agencies must test each specimen for marijuana and cocaine, and may test each specimen for opiates, amphetamines, and phencyclidine. Appendix A lists the analytes (i.e., drugs and drug metabolites) and test cutoffs specified by the Mandatory Guidelines.
[DOC File]DRUGS OF ABUSE REFERENCE GUIDE - ELSSI Drug Testing
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Sep 23, 2014 · Federal regulations governing workplace anti-drug and alcohol programs in the transit industry. Specifically, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) of the U.S. Department of Transportation has published 49 CFR Part 655, as amended, that mandates urine drug testing and breath alcohol testing for safety-sensitive positions, and prohibits performance of safety-sensitive functions when …
[DOCX File]Drug & Alcohol Testing Policy template
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Drug and/or alcohol testing shall be conducted at a facility designated by the Company. Specimen collection, analysis and reporting shall be conducted in accordance with the procedures outlined below which are consistent with the federal regulations enumerated in 49 CFR Part 40 and all applicable guidance and state laws.
[DOC File]STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES - Maine
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As such can cross react with other medications to give a positive on immunoassays, however, specific drug is identified by GC/MS analysis, with 100 ng/ml being the cut-ff in GC/MS analysis. Excretion can be greatly delayed, presenting in urine 2-3 weeks after drug is stopped.
[DOC File]DRUG TESTING PROTOCOL - Forensic Network
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drug testing authorization & consent form I, the undersigned, hereby knowingly and voluntarily authorize and consent to the collection and testing of specimens of my urine by a collection site and laboratory to be designated by Company or its designated agent, Employment Screening Services, Inc., for the purpose of drug testing.
[DOC File]DRUG TESTING AUTHORIZATION & RELEASE
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Specifically, the jar from an unused kit is utilized for collection/storage of known blank urine that is ultimately used in the screening/confirmation process of urine drug testing. Evidence of contamination within the sterile collection jar is reported to the Forensic Laboratory Director for further investigation.
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