Collection Instructions for ARUP Drug Screen Kit #49204



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Collection Instructions for ARUP Drug Screen Kit #49204 Manufacturer Purpose of Kit / Reagent (tests) Kit / Reagent Contents (list components) Other Supplies Needed ARUP Laboratories For Point of Collection (POC) Pain Management Drug testing that will detect up to 12 classes of drugs within 5 minutes of urine collection: Opiates (morphine, codeine, hydrocodone, heroin metabolite), Oxycodone, Methadone, Benzodiazepines, Amphetamine, Methamphetamine, MDMA (Ecstasy), Cocaine metabolite, Marijuana metabolite, Barbiturates, Phencyclidine (PCP) and Tricyclic Antidepressants. 1 Collection Cup (optional) 1 Testing Cup (NexScreen) 1 Ambient specimen bag 2 Standard Transport tubes 1 Collection Instructions Timer Specimen Requirements Minimum 30 ml of urine Preparation Instructions The NexScreen Cup should be stored at 2-30 C (36-86 F) in the original sealed pouch. Do not freeze. Do not store and or expose reagent kits at temperatures greater than 30 C. If specimen, control, or test devices have been stored at refrigerated temperatures, allow them to warm to room temperature (59-83 F) before testing. Do not open test device pouch until ready to perform the test. CI-49204, REV 4, February 2015, page 1 of 7

Specimen Collection 1. Ensure that the NexScreen Cup is at room temperature (59-83 F). 2. Remove the NexScreen test cup from the sealed pouch in the presence of the donor. 3. Issue the NexScreen cup or the separate collection cup to the individual to be tested, based on clinic preference. 4. Ask the donor to urinate into either the collection cup, or directly into the NexScreen Cup, and return it immediately. 5. Twist on the lid, ensuring that it is not crossthreaded. Tighten the lid completely, turning as much as possible. This prevents leakage. 6. Write down the time. 7. Verify that there is enough specimen (above the 30 ml minimum level line). 8. Verify that the specimen is near body temperature (90-100 F) by using the temperature strip on the NexScreen cup. Look for a green indicator on the temperature strip. CI-49204, REV 4, February 2015, page 2 of 7

9. Authorized personnel should remove the tear-off label. 10. Read the results at exactly 5 minutes. A legend is printed on the cup to assist you with reading the results. Any evidence of a line is a line, no matter how faint. 11. Reading the Results a. Test Results show as the presence or absence of red/pink lines on each strip. b. Any evidence of a line is a line, regardless of how faint. CI-49204, REV 4, February 2015, page 3 of 7

c. Each strip has 2 possible lines. 1) The upper line is the Control Line. a) Presence indicates the test is working properly. b) Absence indicates the test is not working properly, invalid. 2) The lower line is the actual Test Line. a) Presence indicates the test is Negative for that drug. b) Absence indicates the test is Positive, and should be sent to the lab for confirmation testing. Control Line Test Line 12. Read each strip independently of the other strips. Read any evidence of a line as a line, regardless of how faint. CI-49204, REV 4, February 2015, page 4 of 7

13. Any result that is inconsistent with clinical expectations and pharmacy history should be confirmed by a second more specific technology. If confirmation testing is needed, aliquot 4 ml of urine into a standard transport tube (two tubes included in kit) and transport to ARUP Laboratories for testing. Transport one tube for each test requested. Specimen Storage / Transport Ambient: 1 week Refrigerated: 1 month Frozen: 3 years CI-49204, REV 4, February 2015, page 5 of 7

Drug or Drug Classes Detected and Corresponding Confirmation Test Drugs/Drug Classes (Representative Drugs) Opiates (morphine, codeine, hydrocodone, heroin metabolite) Cutoff* Corresponding Confirmation Test (ng/ml) 300 0090364 Drugs of Abuse Confirmation/Quantitation Opiates & Oxymorphone Urine; or Oxycodone 100 0090364 Drugs of Abuse Confirmation/Quantitation Opiates & Oxymorphone Urine; or Methadone 300 0090362 Drugs of Abuse Methadone & Metabolite - Urine Benzodiazepines (Oxazepam, Alprazolam) 300 2008291 Drugs of Abuse Benzodiazepines - Urine CI-49204, REV 4, February 2015, page 6 of 7

Amphetamine (d-amphetamine) Methamphetamine (d-methamphetamine) 1000 2010075 Drugs of Abuse Amphetamines - Urine 1000 2010075 Drugs of Abuse Amphetamines - Urine MDMA (Ecstasy) 500 2010075 Drugs of Abuse Amphetamines - Urine Cocaine metabolite (Benzoylecgonine) Marijuana metabolite (11-nor-d9-THC- COOH) Barbiturates (Phenobarbital) 300 0090359 Drugs of Abuse Cocaine Metabolite (Benzoylecgonine) - Urine 50 0090369 Drugs of Abuse Cannabinoids (9-carboxy-THC) - Urine 300 2012213 Drugs of Abuse Barbiturates - Urine Phencyclidine (PCP) 25 2010462 Drugs of Abuse Phencyclidine (PCP) - Urine Tricyclic Antidepressants (Nortriptyline Desipramine) 1000 DESIP/IMIP 0090157 NORT HPLC 0090074 DESIP HPLC 0090072 * Cutoff concentration is based on the information provided in the package insert for the product (NexScreen). Internal validation studies at ARUP laboratories suggests that actual detection limits may be lower for nearly all drug classes. Lot-specific performance characteristics are validated by the manufacturer, but are not evaluated by ARUP. Contact ARUP Laboratories for more information. CI-49204, REV 4, February 2015, page 7 of 7