1 SAMPLE ALTERNATIVES URINE BLOOD BREATH SALIVA HAIR SWEAT.

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1 SAMPLE ALTERNATIVES URINE BLOOD BREATH SALIVA HAIR SWEAT

2 URINE DRUG TESTING ADVANTAGES –EXTENSIVE SCIENTIFIC BASE AND RESEARCH –ACCURATE AND RELIABLE –TECHNOLOGY HAS BEEN IN PLACE FOR YEARS DISADVANTAGES –EASY TO ADULTERATE

3 BLOOD DRUG TESTING ADVANTAGES –CAN DETECT IMPAIRMENT AS IT GIVES CURRENT LEVEL –DETECTION PERIOD IS MINUTES TO DAYS AFTER INGESTION –BREATH LEVELS CAN BE CORRELATED WITH BLOOD LEVELS DISADVANTAGES –INVASIVE

4 BREATH DRUG TESTING ADVANTAGES –SHOWS CURRENT USE –CAN BE CORRELATED WITH BLOOD LEVEL DISADVANTAGE –USEFUL FOR ALCOHOL PRIMARILY

5 SALIVA (ORAL FLUID) DRUG TESTING USED FOR MANY YEARS CAN USE IMMUNOASSAY, GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OR GC/MS

6 SALIVA (ORAL FLUID) DRUG TESTING ADVANTAGES –EASY SPECIMEN TO OBTAIN SPITTING OR SWABBING –EASILY OBSERVED COLLECTION –DIFFICULT TO ADULTERATE OR DILUTE –CORRELATION BETWEEN DRUG CONCENTRATION AND IMPAIRMENT –MAY NOT BE USEFUL IN DETECTING VERY RECENT DRUG USE

7 SALIVA (ORAL FLUID) DRUG TESTING DISADVANTAGES –INDIVIDUAL VARIATIONS IN THE RATE OF SALIVA PRODUCTION –ORAL OR SMOKED DRUGS CAN PRODUCE CONTAMINATION OF SALIVA –NARROW WINDOW OF DETECTION –ACIDITY OF THE SALIVA AND MOUTH (pH)CAN INFLUENCE FREE DRUG DIFFUSION

8 SWEAT DRUG TESTING ADVANTAGES –NONINVASIVE (MOST FREQUENT DEVICE IS THE PATCH) –RELATIVELY TAMPER PROOF –PRESENCE OF THE PARENT DRUG (HEROIN,THC, COCAINE)AND NOT THEIR METABOLITES CAN BE DETECTED –USEFUL FOR MONITORING FOR 1-2 WEEKS

9 SWEAT DRUG TESTING DISADVANTAGES –HIGH INTERSUBJECT VARIABILITY ESPECIALLY IN THE RATE OF SWEAT PRODUCTION –POSSIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION –RISK OF ACCIDENTAL REMOVAL –LIST OF DETECTED DRUGS IS LIMITED ETHANOL,NICOTINE/COTININE, MORPHINE, AMPHETAMINE, METHAMPHETAMINE, PHENCYCLIDINE, METHADONE, COCAINE

10 HAIR DRUG TESTING USED SINCE 1979 COMPLEMENTS URINE DRUG TESTING (SHORT VS. LONG SURVEILLANCE WINDOW)

11 HAIR DRUG TESTING ADVANTAGES –LONG TIME WINDOW FOR DRUG DETECTION –EASY TO COLLECT, HANDLE AND STORE

12 HAIR DRUG TESTING DISADVANTAGES –MAY NOT DETECT RECENT USE –ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION IS A POSSIBLE PROBLEM –DOSE/TIME RELATIONSHIPS MECHANISM OF DRUG DEPOSITION IS NOT WELL UNDERSTOOD –FEW CONTROLLED STUDIES

13 HAIR DRUG TESTING UNRESOLVED ISSUES –RELATIONSHIP OF AMOUNT OF DRUG USED TO HAIR CONCENTRATION –RELATIONSHIP OF DURATION OF USE AND TIME OF USE VS. DETECTION TIME –MECHANISM OF DRUG ENTRY INTO HAIR –ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE TO DRUG CAUSING CONTAMINATION OF HAIR CAN RESULT IN A POSITIVE REPORT

14 OPIATES ARE DERIVED FROM THE POPPY PLANT CONTENTS OF THE POPPY POD FLUID: Morphine % Codeine % *There are at least 20 other alkaloids in the fluid

15 OPIATES HEROIN HEROIN DOES NOT OCCUR NATURALLY, BUT IS A SEMI - SYNTHETIC OPIATE (ACETYLATION OF MORPHINE)

16 OPIATES HEROIN METABOLISM *THUS HEROIN USE CAN SHOW UP AS ONE OF SEVERAL DIFFERENT SUBSTANCES ON A DRUG SCREEN.

17 MORPHINE AND CODEINE CONCENTRATIONS DIFFER BY TYPE OF POPPY SEED AND TYPE OF FOOD INGESTED

18 STIMULANTS (COCAINE) COCAINE IS FOUND IN THESE LOCAL ANESTHETICS –TEN TO TWENTY PERCENT HCL SOLUTION –ONE TO FOUR PERCENT OPHTALMOLOGIC SOLUTION –TAC:TETRACAINE,ADRENALINE AND COCAINE HCL COCAINE IS NOT FOUND IN THESE LOCAL ANESTHETICS –BENZOCAINE –LIDOCAINE –MEPIVACAINE

19 STIMULANTS (COCAINE) CAN COCAINE SHOW UP POSITIVE ON A DRUG SCREEN FROM ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE? –WORK OF CONE ET AL, 1995 SHOWS THAT PASSIVE INHALATION OF COCAINE VAPOR FAILS TO PRODUCE POSITIVE URINE RESULTS AT USUAL CUTOFF CONCENTRATIONS(300 ng/ml) CAN COCAINE SHOW UP POSITIVE ON A DRUG SCREEN FROM FOODS? –“HEALTH INCA TEA” BANNED BY FDA DOES CONTAIN 4.8MG OF COCAINE

20 POPPY SEEDS 2-252ug OF MORPHINE/GRAM OF SEEDS,SO CANNOT GIVE AN EXACT NUMBER OF BAGELS WHICH WOULD GIVE A POSITIVE TEST 0.4 – 57.1ug OF CODEINE/GRAM OF SEEDS SAME INDIVIDUAL INGESTING SAME AMOUNT OF SEEDS 4 SEPARATE TIMES GAVE 4 DIFFERENT RESULTS (PELDERS ET AL,1996)