COMPREHENSIVE DANGEROUS DRUGS LAW

Question 1

Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002

Answer 1

RA 9165 COMPREHENSIVE DANGEROUS DRUGS LAW

Question 2

By Institutional Character

Answer 2

Institution-Based
Free-Standing

Question 3

By Service Capability

Answer 3

Screening
Confirmatory

Question 4

Performs screening test

Answer 4

Screening

Question 5

Performs qualitative and QUANTITATIVE
examination of drugs

Answer 5

Confirmatory

Question 6

Physical Plant Requirement for Screening lab
Floor Area: __________
Working Area:_____________

Answer 6

Floor Area: 20sqm
Working Area: 10sqm

Question 7

Physical Plant Requirement for Confirmatory lab
Floor Area: __________
Working Area:_____________

Answer 7

Floor Area: 60sqm
Working Area: 30sqm

Question 8

for Screening lab
o Head: Clinical Pathologist certified by PSP or_________ trained in _______ laboratory management
 Maximum number of laboratories a physician can handle: ____ (feasible and within __km radius)
 When DT is part of the clinical laboratory, it can be headed by any physician, chemist, ____, or _________ ________

Answer 8

physician; clinical; 10; 5; RMT; chemical engineer

Question 9

for Confirmatory lab
o Head: Clinical Pathologist certified by PSP with at least __ years of active laboratory experience in _________ ____________
 Licensed chemist with at least ______ ______ in chemistry, __________, or a branch of chemistry

Answer 9

2; analytical toxicology; Master’s Degree; biochemistry

Question 10

Personnel for Screening lab
* At least 1 RMT, __________, or Chemical Engineer (trained)
* Administrative staff

Answer 10

Pharmacist

Question 11

Personnel for Confirmatory lab
* ________ ________
* Either a Medical Technologist, Pharmacist or Chemical Engineer
o With training in Screening Test Procedure for __________ _______
* Administrative Staff

Answer 11

Licensed Chemist; Dangerous Drugs

Question 12

By Ownership

Answer 12

Private
Government

Question 13

Specimen Collector
* At least _____ _______ graduate, with ________
* NOT ALLOWED: ________ __ _______, crime investigator, ____________, owner/administrator of establishment

Answer 13

high school; training; employer of client; complainant

Question 14

Collection Site

Answer 14

Within the laboratory
Remote collection site

Question 15

Within the laboratory
* _____, adequate space (5pxs), private
* Secured area for _______ / documents
* Mandatory drug testing, except _______

Answer 15

Clean; specimen; criminal

Question 16

Remote collection site
* Workplace, ______ , jail, ______, site of crime
* Critically ill/________
* Needs permit from ________ ___ days prior
* No testing to be performed at the collection site

Answer 16

school; rehab; disabled; BHFS/CHD; 10

Question 17

Types of Collection

Answer 17

Single
Split

Question 18

1 container only (collection done in the Philippines)

Answer 18

Single

Question 19

One-time collection in two containers w/ equal volumes

Answer 19

Split

Question 20

Methods of Collection

Answer 20

Observed
Unobserved

Question 21

 Observed
o Close attention to collection
o Observe unusual behavior, if present ________________

Answer 21

repeat under DIRECT OBSERVED COLLECTION (observation of urine excretion from genitalia to container)

Question 22

Specimen Containers
30 or 60 ml, polyethylene bottle, wide mouth with screw cap

Answer 22

Urine

Question 23

30 ml polyethylene bottle

Answer 23

Saliva

Question 24

10 ml, plain test tube

Answer 24

Blood

Question 25

self-sealed transparent plastic bag

Answer 25

Hair

Question 26

BFAD approved sweat patch

Answer 26

Sweat

Question 27

screw capped plastic container

Answer 27

Tissue

Question 28

Minimum Requirement 100 mg or its equivalent

Answer 28

Scalp Hair

Question 29

Saliva Single: __ ml; Split: ____ and _____

Answer 29

2; 1.5; 0.5

Question 30

DOH cleared patch worn for 7-14 days

Answer 30

Sweat

Question 31

Urine Single: ___ ml Split: ___ ml each

Answer 31

60; 30

Question 32

5 ml minimum (10 ml if feasible)

Answer 32

Blood

Question 33

The procedure to account for the integrity of each specimen or aliquot by tracking and storage from point of specimen collection to final disposition of the specimen and its aliquot.

Answer 33

Chain of Custody

Question 34

contain the following: All steps of collection, Persons who handled the specimen, Status and integrity of specimen, Pertinent info

Answer 34

Custody and Control Forms

Question 35

Specimen Transport * ___ must accompany specimen * All handling must be___________ * ____ and security of specimen (to avoid tampering of the specimen) * Transported in _____chamber * Record any signs of tampering or __________ of specimen

Answer 35

CCF; documented; Seal; cold; discrepancy

Question 36

Specimen storage: -20 degC

Answer 36

Urine

Question 37

Cool and dry place

Answer 37

Scalp hair

Question 38

Deep frozen at least -8 to -10 degC

Answer 38

Saliva

Question 39

Separate serum and immediate freeze at -20 degC

Answer 39

Blood

Question 40

Macerated and frozen

Answer 40

Tissue

Question 41

Specimen Retention: Negative result

Answer 41

5 days

Question 42

Positive result

Answer 42

Minimum of 15 days

Question 43

Adulterated, substituted, invalid result

Answer 43

15 days

Question 44

Judicial proceedings or upon request

Answer 44

Up to a year

Question 45

Test Results  Valid for ___ year from date of issue  May be used for other purposes  _______ screening lab test must be confirmed for it to be valid in court  Shall be signed by the _______; head of lab shall sign all test results to be submitted to any government agency

Answer 45

1; Positive; analyst

Question 46

Test Results  For (+) results: original shall be given to client immediately; copies shall be given to ______ and the requesting agency; ____ shall retain a copy  Shall be in the form prescribed by BHFS  __________; only government agencies shall be provided with a copy upon ______________

Answer 46

BHFS; DTL; Confidential; WRITTEN REQUEST

Question 47

Who Are Required To Undergo Mandatory Drug Testing * Applicants for _____ _______ (new & renewal) * Applicants for license to own a ______ * Applicants for permit to _____ firearms outside of residence * Officers and members of the ______, _____, and other law enforcement agencies (annual drug testing)

Answer 47

driver’s license firearm carry military, police

Question 48

 All candidates for public office whether appointed or elected both in ________ or local government (________/CSC to implement; candidates shall bear the cost of drug testing)  All persons who by nature of their ________ carry firearms (e.g. security guards)

Answer 48

national; COMELEC; profession

Question 49

All persons charged before the prosecutor’s office with an offense having an ___________ penalty of imprisonment of not less than __ years and __ day (the apprehending unit shall have the person charged drug-tested; govt. to bear the cost of drug testing)

Answer 49

imposable; 6; 1

Question 50

* Students of _______ and Tertiary schools (DECS/____ to implement) o Pursuant to rules and regulations as contained in the school’s student _________ o With notice (NOT A CONSENT) to parents (for _____) prior to testing o ________ shall bear the cost of drug testing (private or public schools)

Answer 50

Secondary; CHED; handbook; minors; Government

Question 51

 Officers and employees of public and private offices (domestic or _________) o Provided, required under the company’s work rules and regulations o _____ shall be borne by the employer  Positive results shall be ground for suspension or termination, subject to provisions of _____________

Answer 51

overseas; cost; Art 282 of the Labor code