Biomarkers · Chemical
Drug Toxicology Amphetamines, with Confirmation, Oral Fluid
- LOINC codes
- 40799-9, 72735-4, 72758-6
- Tests that measure Drug Toxicology Amphetamines, with Confirmation, Oral Fluid
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Drug Toxicology Amphetamines, with Confirmation, Oral Fluid 93977
1 mL oral fluid inserted into 3 mL buffer tube collected in Quantisal™ device · Fasting not stated · Turnaround Set up: Daily
Quest Diagnostics catalog pageMethod and collection
- Method
- Mass Spectrometry (MS)
- Preparation
- Quantisal™: Avoid any food or drink consumption, or gum or tobacco use for 10 minutes prior to collecting. If donor's mouth is not empty immediately prior to collection, have subject rinse mouth with water (up to 4 oz) and wait a minimum of 10 minutes before collecting a specimen.
- Collection
- Quantisal™: Using the standard Quantisal™ collection container, place the swab under the tongue. Donor should keep head down to allow gravity to help with saliva collection. Leave in place until blue dye indicates that the collection pad is saturated sufficiently. Follow collection instructions on package.
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