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Marijuana, Meconium

Understand what Marijuana, Meconium signals

LOINC codes
26815-1, 26859-9, 26860-7, 26862-3, 26863-1, 26865-6, 26869-8, 26956-3, 26959-7, 27026-4, 27289-8, 30108-5, 31136-5, 8144-8, 8167-9, 8187-7, 8214-9, 8232-1, 8251-1
Commercial laboratory assays
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Compare commercial laboratory assays for Marijuana, Meconium

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Drug Screen Panel 5, Meconium

Laboratory
Quest Diagnostics
Test code
454
Specimen
5 g meconium
Fasting
Not stated
LOINC
26815-1, 26859-9, 26860-7, 26862-3, 26863-1, 26865-6, 26869-8, 26956-3, 26959-7, 27026-4, 27289-8, 30108-5, 31136-5, 8144-8, 8167-9, 8187-7, 8214-9, 8232-1, 8251-1
Turnaround
Set up: Mon-Fri

Laboratory assay overview

Meconium contains the amniotic fluid swallowed by the fetus in the last half of pregnancy and is released as the first stools after birth. Meconium is easier to collect than neonatal urine and provides a much longer window of exposure of up to 20 weeks. Meconium is an effective biological marker of in utero drug exposure, and can provide insights leading to improved neonatal outcomes, as well as provide evidence to ensure appropriate rehabilitation of mothers suffering from addiction. The test is a screening assay using a homogeneous enzyme immunoassay method of analysis. Presumptive positive screen results are reflexed to a more specific and sensitive mass spectroscopy (MS) methodology. Test results equal to or greater than cutoff are reported as positive and results less than cutoff are reported as negative. Quantitative values cannot be used to assess the amount of drug that the neonate was exposed.

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Quest Diagnostics test directory, test code 454

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