Exam 17: Drug Use, Forensic Toxicology, Workplace Testing, Sports Medicine, and Related Areas

The most common drug identified in neonatal drug screening is:

What is the most appropriate cleansing agent for decontaminating a venipuncture site if BAC is ordered?

NIDA is a controversial drug alliance.

________ should not be used to cleanse a venipuncture site if collecting blood for BAC.

Which of the following is an acceptable form of identification for an individual being tested for drugs?

At which life stage do most drug addictions first develop?

Which of the following patient factors could affect BAC?

A device used to test the breath of a suspected drunk driver is a ________.

The federal CCF is a ________.

Another term for a medical examiner's office is the:

Random drug testing programs are commonly used for safety- or security-sensitive jobs. In these programs, drug tests are performed:

Drug tests can be performed on health care workers for reasonable suspicion or for-cause.

A laboratory report that is either "positive or negative" would be considered a quantitative result.

Sometimes soap is used as an adulterant for urine specimens that are to be tested for drugs.

BAC is most commonly measured using which of the listed specimens:

If a drunk driver is brought to the emergency room after a serious car accident where a mother and child were killed, and a police officer asks you to collect blood specimens for the drunk patient, describe how you would handle the situation.

Illegal drugs can come in tablets, vials, packets, and dried leaves.

The term used for intoxicated driving is ________.

Performance-enhancing drugs are good for all student-athletes.

________ is the same in all cells of the body.