Regulations and urines Flashcards

1
Q

What is the history of drug testing

A

US started testing then Canada

Any transportation drivers had to be screened

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2
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pros of drug screening

A

Job safety
Absenteeism
unlawful activity at workplace prevented

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3
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cons of drug screening

A

Drugs in urine does NOT mean impairment
Noone dies directly from weed, only indirectly (car accident)

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4
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What are the types of testing done

A

Pre employment
Random
Reasonable suspicion
Post accident
Return to work

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5
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3 limitations of drug tests

A
  1. Not sure how much drugs taken
  2. dont know when it was taken
  3. Cannot determine if worklife is imparied
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6
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how long does it take for cannabis and phencyclidine to be eliminated from body

A

1-30 days

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7
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how long does it take for alcohol to eliminate and where is it mostly eliminated

A

14 hours in URINE

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8
Q

what drug is a CNS stimulant

A

Cocaine

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9
Q

what are the most abbused drugs

A

alcohol and weed

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10
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What are three methods on contaminations when adulterating specimens and how?

A

bleach = prevent immunoassay
Golden seal = preven weed test
Klear and Urine Luck= prevent mass spec

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11
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What is the screening and verification process of drugs

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immunoassay - screen
mass spec - verify

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12
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what factors do labs tests for adulteration

A

temp, pH, odor/color/particles

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13
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pros and cons of using urine for testing

A

pro
- high concentration = not related to effect
-SAMHSA approved

con
- easy to adulterate

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14
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pros of using hair for testing

A

low risk adulteration and long retention time for drugs

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15
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pros of using oral fluid for testing

A

small amount of sample needed

SAMHSA approved

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16
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what are some cons about POCT

A

false pos and neg
no QC/QA or documentation
hard to standardize

17
Q

T/F A positive drug test is a measure of impairment

A

F - positives do NOT measure impairment

18
Q

what metabolite is tested for cocaine

A

benzoylecgonine

19
Q

what creates chronic pain

A

Trauma
Mental health disorder
Addiction

20
Q

what are three types of ACES (adverse child events)

A

Abuse
Neglect
household dysfunction

21
Q

what model is used to display chronic pain

A

Biopsychosocial model

22
Q

what is the most effective way to intervene chronic pain

23
Q

when do the benefits of opiod stop working for osteoarthritis

A

no benefits after 4 wks

24
Q

are there benefits of opioid usage for lower back pain

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What are tests that can be done for bowel symptoms
fecal calprotectin
26
what are tests that can be done for joint involvemnet
CRP ANTI CCP Urates
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When is a urine tox screen ordered
1. confirm presence of medications 2. motivational tool 3. determine drug used at point in time
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when is a urine tox screen NOT ordered
To increase adherence to treat opioid use disorder
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what is the best intervention for opioid use disorder
having a family doctor that the patient knows and trusts