… The urine toxicology screening procedures described in … famil¬ iar toxicology screen (coma
or "tox" screen). The latter is … property merit evaluation for drug abuse. Serious depressive or …

… Below, we discuss common drugs of abuse encountered in the clinical setting and common
false-positives and false-negatives with each screening test (Table 4).12, 17, 18, 24, 25, 26, …

… Our goal is to provide clinically relevant information that can be used to interpret urine drug
screens (UDSs) for commonly abused drugs (ie, alcohol, amphetamines, benzodiazepines, …

… At first blush, routine screening of adolescents by testing urine or other bodily fluids might
seem like a reasonable strategy for detecting substance use; but this approach is fraught with …

… are lipophilic compounds which are excreted into urine mainly in metabolized form [34]. … n
screening procedure for relevant drugs of abuse in urine as part of the authors’ new screening …

… Terms like "comprehensive drug screen," "routine drug screen," and "standard drug screen"
… clonazepam—are not included in many drug screens and must be ordered separately. Thus …

… common drug screening test: the urine screen for illicit drugs, also called the drugs of abuse
test… the former, appropriate care involves careful assessment of the possibility of drug abuse. …

… Urine drug screening can enhance workplace safety, monitor medication compliance, and
detect drug abuse. Ordering and interpreting these tests requires an understanding of testing …

… context of the family, diagnostic and clinical use of urine screens with adolescents as
described in this study may be useful in bringing about positive change in adolescent drug abuse. …

… 194 inpatients in the usual-care group; Psychiatrists ordered urine drug screens for patients
in both groups if a screen was needed in their clinical judgment During hospitalization; data …