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1
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Who developed and modified method to extract alkaloids from biologicals?

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Stas and Otto

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2
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What DRE category constricts pupils?

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Narcotic Analgesics

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3
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What is the liquid portion of the blood without cells or clotting factors?

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Serum

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4
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What is the mean ratio of serum/blood?

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1.16

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5
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What are the federal urine drug testing screening cutoffs?

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6MAM = 10ng/mL
Cocaine metabolites = 150ng/mL
PCP = 25ng/mL
Opiate metabolites = 3000ng/mL
Amphetamines = 500ng/mL
Marijuana metabolites = 50ng/mL

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6
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What colored top tube contains EDTA?

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Purple

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7
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What colored tubes have barium in their stoppers?

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Grey and Red top

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8
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These experiments characterize the systematic error in the measurements and address most concerns regarding interferences

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Accuracy

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9
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Russian botanist, generally credited with developing chromatography specifically to separate out the pigments in plants such as chlorophyll by passing a plant extract through a column of finely divided calcium carbonate

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Tswett

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10
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Refers to all the volume in a chromatographic system from the injector to the detector other than the column

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Dead Volume

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11
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What are the 4 general contributions to broadening within chromatographic columns

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  • longitudinal diffusion
  • eddy diffusion
  • mass transport broadening in the stationary phase
  • mass transport broadening in the mobile phase
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12
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What describes the relative interaction of two analytes with the stationary phase?

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Selectivity

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13
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What color test can be used for salicylate?

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Trinder’s Reagent (purple)

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14
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What color does cyantesmo paper turn in presence of cyanide?

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Blue

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15
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An IA assay that allows measurement of labeled antigen without separating bound and free anitgen

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Homegenous Assay

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16
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An IA that requires separation of bound and free antigen before labeled antigen is measured

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Heterogenous Assay

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17
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What does CEDIA stand for?

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Cloned Enzyme Donor IA

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18
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What does KIMS stand for?

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Kinetic Interaction of Microparticle in Solution

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19
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What is another name for TRUE POSITIVE RATE?

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Sensitivity

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20
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What is another name for TRUE NEGATIVE RATE?

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Specificity

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21
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What is the equation for sensitivity?

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= TP/(TP+FN) *100

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22
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What is the equation for specificity?

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= TN/(TN+FP) *100

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23
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actions of the drug on the body

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Pharmacodynamics

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24
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actions of the body on the drug

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Pharmacokinetics

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25
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Half-Life equation

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T1/2 = 0.693 / Kel

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26
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Clearance equation

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Cl = (Kel)(Vd)

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27
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Vd of Hydrophilic Drugs

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Vd < 1

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28
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Vd of Lipophiliic Drugs

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Vd > 1

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29
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the single most important factor determining drug concentrations

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Clearance

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30
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convert the parent drug to a more polar metabolite by introducing or unmasking a functional group

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Phase I metabolism

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31
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What form of ionization favors increasing polarity, MW, and thermal instability?

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Electrospray

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32
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What form of ionization favors lower polarity and molecular weight?

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APCI or APPI

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33
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endogenous opioid peptides that function as neurotransmitters

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Endophorins

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34
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What opioids are Diphenylheptanes?

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PPX and Methadone

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35
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Semisynethic agonist obtained from methylation of morphine

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Codeine

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36
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What drug can screen positive GCMS for norfentanyl?

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B-hydroxythiofentanyl

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37
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What is metabolized to L-methamphetamine and L-amphetamine

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Selegiline

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38
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What ratio is Adderall for Amphetamine D/L?

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3:1

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39
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What color does the Marquis test turn for Amphetamine and Methamphetamine?

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Orange - red

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40
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What are the essential metals?

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Iron, Copper, Manganese, Zinc

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41
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method of chemical analysis that uses the intensity of light emitted from a flame, plasma, arc, or spark at a particular wavelength to determine the quantity of an element in a sample

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Atomic Emission Spectroscopy

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42
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From what metal: white lines that appear on the fingernails or toenails

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Arsenic

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43
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Cannabinoid receptor that is mostly central?

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CB1

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44
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Cannabinoid receptor that is peripheral?

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CB2

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45
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What are the 3 types of ligands for CB receptors?

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Eicosanoids, Phytocannabinoids, Synthetic Cannabinoids

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46
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a synthetic delta-9 THC is available for treating nausea and vomiting associated with cancer chemotherapy

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Dronabinol (Marinol)

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47
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pH for Barb extraction

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5-7

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48
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special class of inhalants that act primarily to dilate blood vessels and relax the muscles

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nitrites

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49
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Drug Schedule “High abuse potential with no accepted medical use; medications within this schedule may not be prescribed, dispensed, or administered”

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I

50
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Drug Schedule “High abuse potential with severe psychological or physical dependence; however, these medications have an accepted medical use and may be prescribed, dispensed, or administered”

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II

51
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Drug Schedule “Intermediate abuse potential (ie, less than Schedule II but more than Schedule IV medications)

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III

52
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comes from peyote cactus

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Mescaline

53
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dissociative anesthetic that structurally similar to PCP

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ketamine

54
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Valproate levels are decreased by what drugs?

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Carbamazepine, Phenobarbital, Phenytoin

55
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decrease in the functional concentration of norepinephrine and dopamine

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The Catecholamine Hypothesis

56
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decrease in the functional concentrations of NE, DA and/or serotonin

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The Monoamine Hypothesis

57
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loss of neurotropic support – decrease in brain derived neurotropic factor

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The Neurotropic Hypothesis

58
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5 Categories of Antidepressants Drugs

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Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors
TCAs
Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors
Serotonin Norephinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors
5_HT2 Receptor Antagonists

59
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Antidepressant Category: – rarely used today due to high toxicity and and potentially lethal food and drug interactions

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Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors

60
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invents the Drunkometer

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Harger

61
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Use in opioid overdose and reversal of respiratory depression associated with opioid use

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Naloxone

62
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Long-acting injectable to treat opioid and/or alcohol maintenance treatment

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Naltrexone

63
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label attached to drug is enzyme glucose 6 phosphate dehydrogenase that oxidizes the substrate and reduces the cofactor NAD to NADH
- enzyme activity is determined by measuring the NADH produced

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EMIT

64
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Metabolism of Cocaine: 3 Major Pathways

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  • N-demethylation in the liver to form norcocaine
  • Hydrolyzed to form benzoylecgonine
  • Plasma cholinesterase and other esterases metabolize to form ecgonine methyl ester
65
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“Nor…” means…

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Demethylation

66
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Polar drugs tend to preferentially partition into the aqueous or organic solvent?

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Aqueous

67
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Low pKa

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Strong acid or weak base

68
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In a suspected chronic poisoning, the best single specimen for elucidation of heavy metals

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hair

69
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Specimen… can concentrate certain drugs, like benzodiazepines

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bile

70
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Green top tube

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Lithium heparin

71
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Blue top tube

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Sodium citrate

72
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Absorbance is directly proportional to path length of incident light

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Lambert’s Law

73
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Absorbance is directly proportional to concentration

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Beer’s Law

74
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May interfere with ELISA assay

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sodium azide

75
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Barb: Used to relieve intracranial pressure

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pentobarbital

76
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Butabarbital, Amobarbital, Pentobarbital have major ions at

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141 and 156

77
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Opioid receptor that produces central depression, analgesia, miosis, reduced GI motility

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Mu

78
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Opioid receptor that produces spinal analgesia, sedation, miosis, diuresis, mild respiratory depression

A

kappa

79
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Opioid receptor that produces spinal analgesia, dysphoria, delusions, hallucinations, respiratory/vasomotor stimulation

A

Delta

80
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Steady state of drugs can be increased in what 2 ways?

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1) Increasing dose and maintaining dosing internal
2) Increasing frequency of the same dosing

81
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THC pKa?

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10.6

82
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Who said each 0.02 g/dL rise in BAC doubled risk of an accident?

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Holcomb

83
Q

In 1971, the Committee on Alcohol and Drug did what?

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Made a statement that impaired driving performance was BAC greater than or equal to 0.08 g/dL

84
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At what concentration should GHB be considered endogenous in a sample?

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Less than 2 mg/L in blood ; Less than 10 mg/L in urine

85
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The drug concentration absorbed relative to the initial dose

A

Bioavailability

86
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What is the major binding protein present in blood and plasma?

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Albumin

87
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How many half-lives does it take for oral-drugs to achieve steady state?

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5-7

88
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What are the 6 cytochrome P450 enzymes that metabolize 90% of drugs?

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CYP- 1A2, 2CP, 2C19, 2D6, 3A4, 3A5

89
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What chemical metabolite is responsible for the hangover?

A

Acetaldehyde

90
Q

If an analyte moves readily into the gas phase, the partition coefficient is…?

A

K < 1

91
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Why is salt sometimes added?

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Salt decreases the solubility of polar organic volatiles.

92
Q

What does NHTSA stand for?

A

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

93
Q

Movement of a substance across a membrane that requires energy

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Active Transport

94
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An inactive drug that is activated through metabolism

A

ProDrug

95
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Negative signal difference b/t extracted blank matrix, mobile phase, and unextracted standard

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Ion Suppression

95
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Widmark Equation

A

BAC x weight x Vd

95
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Main diuretic action of EtOH is by inhibition of the secretion of antidiuretic hormone

A

Vasopression

96
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NCUTLO

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National Committee on Uniform Traffic Laws and Ordinances

97
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Unstable in PM specimens due to bacterial and thermal degradation

A

Clonazepam

98
Q

Used to reduce agitation in neonates and infants requiring mechanical ventilation

A

Chloral Hydrate

99
Q

The first fully synthetic opioid without a morphine like structure

A

Meperidine

100
Q

The original Opioid Antagonist

A

Nalorphine

101
Q

What are the 5 types of ion sources?

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Electron Ionization, Chemical Ionization, Fast Atom Bombardment, Electrospray Ionization, Matrix Assisted Laser Desorption Ionization

102
Q

What is the partition coefficient calculation?

A

K = Cs/ Cg

103
Q

Bias percent calculation

A

Mean of calculated-Nominal / Norminal

104
Q

2 Categories of Hallucinogens

A

Indolylalkylamines and Phenylalkylamines

105
Q

LSD color test and what color

A

Ehrlich’s and purple

106
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Structurally and pharmacologically related to PCP

A

Ketamine

107
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Analyte requirements for GCMS analysis

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– relatively non-polar (may require derivatization)
– volatile
– thermally stable
– low molecular weight (LC can handle much higher MW)

108
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Inner ring for Ethanol in Conway Diffusion

A

potassium chromate

109
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Color for positive Ethanol in Conway Diffusion

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Green

110
Q

Liberating agent for Cyanide in Conway Diffusion

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NaOH

111
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Color for positive Cyanide in Conway Diffusion

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Red

112
Q

technique which incorporates the binding reaction of a target substance (antigen) with an anitbody

A

Immunoassay

113
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Hapten + Immunogenic Molecule =

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Immunogen

114
Q

pKa of weak acids

A

5-9

115
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pKa of strong acids

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1-5

116
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pKa of weak bases

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7.5-10.5

117
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3 main components of Electrospray Ionization

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Nebulizer, Desolvation Assembly, Mesh Electrode or repeller

118
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In electrospray ionization, there are 3 important processes that occur in order to transfer sample ions from the HPLC eluent into the gas phase within the MS

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1) Production of charged droplets at the capillary tip
2) Desolvation of the droplets
3) Production of gas phase ions from small/highly charged droplets

119
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What is the name of the structure of synthetic cathinones?

A

β-keto amphetamines

120
Q

What the metabolites of fentanyl?

A

Despropionylfentanyl, Norfentanyl, Hydroxyfentanyl

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