COMPREHENSIVE DANGEROUS DRUGS LAW Flashcards

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Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002

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RA 9165 COMPREHENSIVE DANGEROUS DRUGS LAW

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By Institutional Character

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Institution-Based
Free-Standing

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By Service Capability

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Screening
Confirmatory

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4
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Performs screening test

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Screening

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5
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Performs qualitative and QUANTITATIVE
examination of drugs

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Confirmatory

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6
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Physical Plant Requirement for Screening lab
Floor Area: __________
Working Area:_____________

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Floor Area: 20sqm
Working Area: 10sqm

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Physical Plant Requirement for Confirmatory lab
Floor Area: __________
Working Area:_____________

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Floor Area: 60sqm
Working Area: 30sqm

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for Screening lab
o Head: Clinical Pathologist certified by PSP or_________ trained in _______ laboratory management
 Maximum number of laboratories a physician can handle: ____ (feasible and within __km radius)
 When DT is part of the clinical laboratory, it can be headed by any physician, chemist, ____, or _________ ________

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physician; clinical; 10; 5; RMT; chemical engineer

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for Confirmatory lab
o Head: Clinical Pathologist certified by PSP with at least __ years of active laboratory experience in _________ ____________
 Licensed chemist with at least ______ ______ in chemistry, __________, or a branch of chemistry

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2; analytical toxicology; Master’s Degree; biochemistry

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Personnel for Screening lab
* At least 1 RMT, __________, or Chemical Engineer (trained)
* Administrative staff

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Pharmacist

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Personnel for Confirmatory lab
* ________ ________
* Either a Medical Technologist, Pharmacist or Chemical Engineer
o With training in Screening Test Procedure for __________ _______
* Administrative Staff

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Licensed Chemist; Dangerous Drugs

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12
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By Ownership

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Private
Government

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Specimen Collector
* At least _____ _______ graduate, with ________
* NOT ALLOWED: ________ __ _______, crime investigator, ____________, owner/administrator of establishment

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high school; training; employer of client; complainant

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Collection Site

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Within the laboratory
Remote collection site

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Within the laboratory
* _____, adequate space (5pxs), private
* Secured area for _______ / documents
* Mandatory drug testing, except _______

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Clean; specimen; criminal

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Remote collection site
* Workplace, ______ , jail, ______, site of crime
* Critically ill/________
* Needs permit from ________ ___ days prior
* No testing to be performed at the collection site

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school; rehab; disabled; BHFS/CHD; 10

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Types of Collection

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Single
Split

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18
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1 container only (collection done in the Philippines)

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Single

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One-time collection in two containers w/ equal volumes

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Split

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Methods of Collection

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Observed
Unobserved

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 Observed
o Close attention to collection
o Observe unusual behavior, if present ________________

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repeat under DIRECT OBSERVED COLLECTION (observation of urine excretion from genitalia to container)

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Specimen Containers
30 or 60 ml, polyethylene bottle, wide mouth with screw cap

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Urine

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30 ml polyethylene bottle

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Saliva

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10 ml, plain test tube

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Blood

25
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self-sealed transparent plastic bag

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Hair

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BFAD approved sweat patch

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Sweat

27
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screw capped plastic container

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Tissue

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Minimum Requirement
100 mg or its equivalent

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Scalp Hair

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Saliva
Single: __ ml;
Split: ____ and _____

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2; 1.5; 0.5

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DOH cleared patch worn for 7-14 days

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Sweat

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Urine
Single: ___ ml
Split: ___ ml each

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60; 30

32
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5 ml minimum (10 ml if feasible)

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Blood

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The procedure to account for the integrity of each specimen or aliquot by tracking and storage from point of specimen collection to final disposition of the specimen and its aliquot.

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Chain of Custody

34
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contain the following: All steps of collection, Persons
who handled the specimen, Status and integrity of specimen, Pertinent info

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Custody and Control Forms

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Specimen Transport
* ___ must accompany specimen
* All handling must be___________
* ____ and security of specimen (to avoid tampering of the specimen)
* Transported in _____chamber
* Record any signs of tampering or __________ of specimen

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CCF; documented; Seal; cold; discrepancy

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Specimen storage:
-20 degC

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Urine

37
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Cool and dry place

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Scalp hair

38
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Deep frozen at least -8 to -10 degC

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Saliva

39
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Separate serum and immediate freeze at -20 degC

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Blood

40
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Macerated and frozen

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Tissue

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Specimen Retention:
Negative result

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5 days

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Positive result

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Minimum of 15 days

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Adulterated, substituted, invalid result

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15 days

44
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Judicial proceedings or upon request

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Up to a year

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Test Results
 Valid for ___ year from date of issue
 May be used for other purposes
 _______ screening lab test must be confirmed for it to be valid in court
 Shall be signed by the _______; head of lab shall sign all test results to be submitted to any government agency

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1; Positive; analyst

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Test Results
 For (+) results: original shall be given to client immediately; copies shall be given to ______ and the requesting agency; ____ shall retain a copy
 Shall be in the form prescribed by BHFS
 __________; only government agencies shall be provided with a copy upon ______________

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BHFS; DTL; Confidential; WRITTEN REQUEST

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Who Are Required To Undergo Mandatory Drug Testing
* Applicants for _____ _______ (new & renewal)
* Applicants for license to own a ______
* Applicants for permit to _____ firearms outside of residence
* Officers and members of the ______, _____, and other law enforcement agencies (annual drug testing)

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driver’s license
firearm
carry
military, police

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 All candidates for public office whether appointed or elected both in ________ or local government (________/CSC to implement; candidates shall bear the cost of drug testing)
 All persons who by nature of their ________ carry firearms (e.g. security guards)

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national; COMELEC; profession

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All persons charged before the prosecutor’s office with an offense having an ___________ penalty of imprisonment of not less than __ years and __ day (the apprehending unit shall have the person charged drug-tested; govt. to bear the cost of drug testing)

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imposable; 6; 1

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  • Students of _______ and Tertiary schools (DECS/____ to implement)
    o Pursuant to rules and regulations as contained in the school’s student _________
    o With notice (NOT A CONSENT) to parents (for _____) prior to testing
    o ________ shall bear the cost of drug testing (private or public schools)
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Secondary; CHED; handbook; minors; Government

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 Officers and employees of public and private offices (domestic or _________)
o Provided, required under the company’s work rules and regulations
o _____ shall be borne by the employer
 Positive results shall be ground for suspension or termination, subject to provisions of _____________

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overseas; cost; Art 282 of the Labor code