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Improved and Streamlined Medical Drugs of Abuse Testing July 2014 Drugs of abuse patterns have changedprescription drugs are as prevalent as street drugs! Our modernized panels are easy to order, with self-explanatory names. Upgraded specimen validity testing is included when indicated. panels for abused drugs have traditionally been modeled after the U.S. Federal Workplace Drug Testing program, which focuses entirely on illegal drugs and largely ignores prescription drugs. This approach is not ideal for medical purposes, because many prescription drugs not included in the federal drug test panel, such as methadone, hydrocodone, and oxycodone, are now abused as frequently as illegal drugs. Accordingly, we have reconfigured our urine drugs of abuse panels to include the classes which best represent current patterns of use and abuse in Oregon and SW Washington. In many cases, we have improved sensitivity and/or lowered cutoffs. We have also simplified the number of panels and the test names to make ordering easier. Unless otherwise noted, each panel includes screening by immunoassay to specified cutoff levels, specimen validity testing, and automatic drug confirmations by chromatography/mass spectrometry to the lab s Limit of Detection. New and Improved Drug Panels & Test Offerings Standard Drugs of Abuse Panel, Urine Includes 8 classes of common illegal and prescription drugs Intermediate Drugs of Abuse Panel, Urine Includes 14 classes of common illegal and prescription drugs Page 1 of 11

Comprehensive Drug Panel, Urine Includes all components of the other panels plus: Salicylates Tricyclic Antidepressants Broad spectrum (full scan GC-MS) to detect hundreds of additional prescription drugs Emergency (STAT) Drug Panel, Urine Includes 14 classes of abused and prescription drugs, including tricyclic antidepressants. Provides rapid turnaround time for presumptive drugs of abuse. Specimen validity testing and automatic confirmatory testing are not included. Endangered Child / Neonatal Drugs of Abuse Panel, Urine Detects the lowest concentrations of the most prevalent and harmful drugs This panel is designed specifically for testing neonates and drug endangered children for exposure to drugs of abuse. Do NOT use this panel for adults. Serum Drugs of Abuse Panel Detects the lowest concentrations of the most prevalent and harmful drugs This panel is intended only for kidney transplant patients or other patients who are unable to produce urine. Do NOT use this panel if the patient can produce urine. Single Drug of Abuse, Urine Screening and confirmation for individual drug classes See list below Specimen Validity Testing (SVT) is included for most panels Unlike other medical conditions, aberrant drug behaviors frequently involve the patient attempting to circumvent the drug testing analysis. Our advanced SVT protocol includes the following: Tests for diluted or abnormally dilute urine (dilution can cause negative results) Tests for adulterants (chemicals added to interfere with the test) Substituted specimens (urine look-a-likes submitted instead of urine) Synthetic urine (available on internet- lacks many normal urine constituents)

Drugs of Abuse Panel - Standard, Urine Drug Class Cutoff Drugs Confirmed Amphetamines Benzodiazepines 500 ng/ml 200 ng/ml Amphetamine Methamphetamine Nordiazepam Oxazepam 7-Amino-flunitrazepam 7-Amino-clonazepam 2-OH-ethyl-flurazepam α-oh-alprazolam Lorazepam Temazepam α-oh-triazolam Cocaine 1 Benzoylecgonine Ethanol 20 mg/dl Alcohol Heroin 10 ng/ml 6-Acetyl-morphine Marijuana 20 ng/ml THCA Opiates Oxycodone Specimen Validity 300 ng/ml 100 ng/ml Morphine Codeine Hydrocodone Hydromorphone Oxycodone Oxymorphone Creatinine ph Oxidants Tests for Synthetic Urine Screen by immunoassay or enzyme assay; confirmation by chromatography/mass spectrometry CPT Codes: 80101 x 8 for screen; specific confirmation codes as indicated Page 3 of 11

Drugs of Abuse Panel - Intermediate, Urine Includes all components of Standard Panel (see above), plus: Drug Class Cutoff Drugs Confirmed Barbiturates 200 ng/ml Amobarbital Butalbital Pentobarbital Phenobarbital Secobarbital Buprenorphine 20 ng/ml Buprenorphine MDMA Methadone 500 ng/ml 1 MDMA MDA MDEA Phencyclidine 25 ng/ml PCP Propoxyphene 300 ng/ml Methadone EDDP (methadone metabolite) Propoxyphene Norpropoxyphene Screen by immunoassay or enzyme assay; confirmation by chromatography/mass spectrometry CPT Codes: 80101 x 14 for screen; specific confirmation codes as indicated Drug Panel - Comprehensive, Urine Includes all components of Intermediate Panel, plus: Drug Class Cutoff Includes Broad Spectrum Screen (Full Scan GC-MS) Varies Antidepressants Antihistamines Cardioactive Drugs Hundreds of other prescription drugs Salicylates 20 mg/dl Salicylates Tricyclic Antidepressants 300 ng/ml Amitriptyline/ Nortriptyline Imipramine/Desipramine Doxepin/Nordoxepin Screen by immunoassay, enzyme assay or colorimetry; confirmation by chromatography/mass spectrometry CPT Codes: 80100, 80101 x 16 for screen, and specific confirmation codes as indicated Page 4 of 11

Drugs of Abuse Panel Emergency Department, Urine Provides a rapid unconfirmed result (Not Detected or Presumptive) for the following drug classes: Drug Class Cutoff Drugs Detected Amphetamines 500 ng/ml Barbiturates 200 ng/ml Benzodiazepines 200 ng/ml Cocaine 1 Heroin 10 ng/ml Marijuana 20 ng/ml MDMA 500 ng/ml Methadone 1 Opiates 300 ng/ml Phencyclidine 25 ng/ml Oxycodone 100 ng/ml See listings for Standard, Intermediate, and Comprehensive Panels Tricyclic Antidepressants 300 ng/ml Screen by immunoassay or enzyme assay Specimen Validity Testing is NOT included. Confirmation by chromatography/mass spectrometry is NOT included but may be ordered individually if desired CPT Codes: 80101 x 12 for the screen; confirmation codes are applied only if the physician orders a specific confirmatory test Page 5 of 11

Drug Panel -Broad Spectrum, Urine Detects therapeutic and overdose levels of a wide variety of abused drugs and prescription drugs. Drug Class Broad Spectrum Screen (Full Scan GC-MS) Included Antidepressants Antihistamines Cardioactive Drugs Plus hundreds of other prescription drugs Does not include immunoassays for abused drugs and may not detect recreational drug use. This test is included in the Comprehensive Drug Panel and may be added to any other panel, but is not orderable as a stand-alone test. CPT Codes: 80100 for GC/MS full scan screen Drugs of Abuse Panel- Neonate / Endangered Child, Urine Intended only for neonates or drug endangered children only Highest sensitivity for most potentially harmful and prevalent drugs Includes automatic confirmation to the lab s limit of detection Drug Class Cutoff Drugs Confirmed Amphetamines Benzodiazepines Cocaine Heroin Marijuana Methadone Opiates Oxycodone 10 ng/ml 20 ng/ml See listings for Standard Panel Screen by immunoassay or enzyme assay; confirmation by chromatography/mass spectrometry Does not include Specimen Validity Testing CPT Codes: 80101 x 8 for screen; specific confirmation codes as indicated Page 6 of 11

Drugs of Abuse Panel, Serum For Kidney transplant patients or other patients who are unable to produce urine Highest sensitivity for most potentially harmful and prevalent drugs Includes automatic confirmation to the lab s limit of detection Drug Class Cutoff Drugs Confirmed Amphetamines Benzodiazepines Cocaine Heroin Marijuana Methadone Opiates Oxycodone 10 ng/ml 20 ng/ml See listings for Standard Panel Screen by immunoassay or enzyme assay; confirmation by chromatography/mass spectrometry; does not include specimen validity testing CPT Codes: 80101 x 8 for screen; specific confirmation codes as indicated Page 7 of 11

Automated Single Urine Drugs of Abuse Screen with Reflex Confirmation Drug / Analyte Mnemonic Alcohol (Ethanol) U M ETOH Amphetamine / Methamphetamine U M AMPH Barbiturates U M BARBS Benzodiazepines U M BENZO Buprenorphrine (presumptive screen only) U M BUPRE Cocaine U M COC Heroin U M HEROIN Marijuana U M THC20 Methadone U M METHA Opiates U M OPIAT Phencyclidine (PCP) U M PCP Tramadol U M TRAM Screen by immunoassay or enzyme assay; confirmation by chromatography/mass spectrometry if needed; no Specimen Validity Testing. CPT Codes: 80101 x 1 for screen; specific confirmation codes as indicated Rehabilitation / Compliance Monitoring for Marijuana cessation Normalized Marijuana for Rehabilitation Monitoring which involves THCA confirmation normalized to urinary creatinine. Page 8 of 11

Medical Drug Testing Panel Comparison Chart Service Routine Specialty Panel Standard Intermediate Emergency Comprehensive Neonate/ Endangered Child Serum Specimen Urine Urine Urine Urine Urine Serum Screening Cutoffs Standard Standard Standard Standard Low Low Amphetamines X X X X X X Barbiturates X X X Benzodiazepines X X X X X X Broad Spectrum Buprenorphine X X X Cocaine X X X X X X Ethanol X X X X Heroin X X X X X X Marijuana X X X X X X MDMA X X X Methadone X X X X X Opiates X X X X X X Oxycodone X X X X X X Propoxyphene X X Salicylates Tricyclic Antidepressants Specimen Validity Automatic Confirmation X X X X X X X X X See individual panel descriptions for cutoff concentrations, confirmed drugs, and other details X X X Page 9 of 11

Medical Drug Test Panel Ordering Guidelines Drugs of Abuse Panel Standard, Urine* Intermediate, Urine* *Add on: Broad Spectrum Drug Screen Comprehensive, Urine Emergency (STAT), Urine** **Add on: Broad Spectrum Drug Screen Endangered Child / Neonatal, Urine*** ***Add on: Broad Spectrum Drug Screen Serum MedManager* MedManager Quick* Recommendations To detect most common drugs of abuse To detect widest variety of abused drugs (e.g. OB mothers with at risk newborns) If the Standard or Intermediate has already been ordered and a more comprehensive screen that includes a variety of prescribed medications is indicated. To detect widest variety of drugs of abuse and prescription medications To detect wide variety of abused drugs and selected prescription drugs when rapid results are needed and confirmation is not required Order this combination when STAT presumptive results are indicated for ED treatment and a more comprehensive evaluation of possible prescribed medications is indicated for follow-up care. To detect drugs of abuse in neonates To monitor children living in Meth Houses or otherwise exposed to drugs in their home. Do NOT order this panel on adults; it is designed specifically for detecting low level drug exposure and not routine testing Add on this test if the child or neonate may have been exposed to a variety of prescription meds that are not included in a drugs of abuse panel Order ONLY if patient cannot produce urine (e.g., renal transplant patients). Urine is the recommended matrix for drug abuse detection For patients receiving long term DEA controlled opioids to manage chronic pain For routine monitoring of chronic pain patients when rapid results are desired and confirmatory testing is not needed * See separate publication for details on MedManager and MedManager Quick in testing programs for pain management. Page 10 of 11

Conversion Chart for Current vs. New Drug Test Panels Urine Drugs of Abuse Panels: Current Panel New Panel Mnemonic U MDP2 Standard U DP STD U MREHAB2 Standard U MDP4 Standard U MREHAB4 Standard U MDP3A Standard U MREHAB3A Standard U MDP5 Standard U MREHAB5 Standard U MDPDAS Intermediate U DP INT U MREHABDA Intermediate U MDP6 Intermediate U MREHAB6 Intermediate U MDP10 Intermediate U MDP10A Intermediate U MDP10A3 Intermediate Specialty Drugs of Abuse Panels: Current Panel New Panel Mnemonic U MDPPAH-Baby Neonatal / Endangered Child U MDP NEO U MDPNEO- Baby Neonatal / Endangered Child U MDP NEO U MDPNEO - Mom Intermediate U DP INT DS RENAL Serum Drugs of Abuse DRUG PAN S U MDPED2 ED Panel* U DP ED U MDPEXP Comprehensive U DP COMP *Legacy Medical Center Emergency Departments Only. Optional Add On Panel available for all panels with the following exceptions: NOT available for the Serum Drugs of Abuse Do NOT add on to the Comprehensive Panel- as it is already a component Current Panel New Panel Mnemonic NA Broad Spectrum Drug Screen U DS BSPEC Page 11 of 11