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RA 9165: Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 Flashcards

1
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RA 9165 is known as?

A

Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002

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What did RA 9165 repeal?

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RA 6425

Dangerous Drugs Act of 1972

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RA 9165 was amended by?

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RA 10640

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Refers to the professional who perform the drug testing.

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Analyst

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Enumerate:

Certified Drug Analysts:

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  • Medical Technologist
  • Chemist
  • Chemical Engineer
  • Pharmacist
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Person who is authorized to collect specimen from the client to secure and prevent alteration of Urine specimen.

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Authorized Specimen Collector

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Any facility used for the **illegal manufacture **of any dangerous drug and/or controlled precursor and
essential chemical;

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clandestine laboratory

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The procedure to account for each specimen by tracking the handling and storage from point of collection to final disposal.

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Chain of Custody

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The form used to document the procedures from the time of collection until receipt by the laboratory.

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Chain of Custody Form

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Enumerate:

Most important & most commonly tested dangerous drugs in the screening lab:

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  • Methamphetamine (shabu)
  • Tetrahydrocannabinol (marijuana)
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12
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Aside from shabu and marijuana,

what other parameters (dangerous drugs) are tested?

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  • ecstasy
  • opium
  • cocaine
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13
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What is the NRL for environmental and Occupational Health, Toxicology and Micronutrient assay?

A

East Avenue Medical Center

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A rapid test performed to establish potential/presumptive positive result.

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screening test

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T/F:

A screening test is a quantitative test

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False.

Qualitative

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An analytical test using a device, tool or equipment with a different chemical or physical principle that is more specific which will validate and confirm the result of the screening test

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confirmatory test

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Refers to the body fluid that is collected from a person

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specimen

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18
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T/F, MANDATORY DRUG TESTING:

Candidates for Public Office

A

True

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What is the policy- and strategy-making body that plans and formulates programs on drug prevention & control?

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Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB)

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PDEA stands for?

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Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency

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Any person who sells, trades, administers, delivers dangerous drugs or who acts as a broker in any of such transactions

A

Pusher

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Enumerate:

Classification of drug testing laboratory based on ownership

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  • government
  • private
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enumerate:

Classification of drug testing laboratory based on institutional character

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  • institutional based
  • freestanding
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enumerate:

Classification of drug testing laboratory based on service capability

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  • screening lab
  • confirmatory lab
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25
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random or mandatory drug test:

officers of the military

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mandatory

26
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random or mandatory drug test:

students of secondary or tertiary schools

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random

27
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Screening or confirmatory lab:

At least 20 sqm in floor area

A

screening lab

28
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A confirmatory lab should have at least _ sqm in floor area

A

60

29
Q

A Laboratory of whatever category shall have within
its premises an area which can receive or accommodate at least how many clients at a time?

A

at least 5 clients

30
Q

Enumerate:

Mandatory Drug Testing

A
  • Applicants for Firearms License
  • Officers and members of the military, police and
    other law enforcements
  • Candidates for Public Office
  • Persons charged before the prosecutor’s office with criminal charge offense having an impossible penalty of imprisonment of not less than 6 years and 1 day
  • Persons apprehended for the violations of this act
31
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Screening or confirmatory lab:

Shall have a full time Medical Technologist, Chemist, Pharmacist, and Chemical Engineer with appropriate training in screening procedures for dangerous drugs

A

screening lab

32
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screening or confirmatory lab:

Shall have full time Medical Technologist, Chemist, Pharmacist and Chemical Engineer who has completed an extensive appropriate training in chromatography, spectroscopy. The analyst must pass the proficiency test.

A

confirmatory lab

33
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screening or confirmatory lab:

Shall have a necessary equipment for screening, qualitative and quantitative examination in addition to the basic equipment.

A

confirmatory lab

34
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What department licenses and accredits drug testing centers?

A

DOH

35
Q

Enumerate:

The record of personnel must include:

A
  • resume,
  • training and experience,
  • certification,
  • PRC license,
  • incident report (if any)
  • and other information,
36
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Enumerate:

minimum required information on the chain of custody

A
  1. Information identifying the specimen
  2. Date and time of the specimen
  3. Name of the testing laboratory
  4. Name of the signatures of all individuals who had custody of the samples during the collection process.
37
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If negative, specimens can be stored for a minimum of how many days?

A

minimum of 5 days

38
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If positive but not challenged, how many days can specimens be stored for?

A

15 days

39
Q

Report pertaining to specimens for laboratory report shall be kept by the testing laboratory for a minimum period of _

A

1 year

40
Q

Yellow, Green, Black:

Infectious waste such as gauze pad
contaminated with urine specimen

A

Yellow

41
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Yellow, Green, Black:

food waste

A

Green

42
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Yellow, Green, Black:

Non-biodegradable waste

A

Black

43
Q

Screening or confirmatory lab:

Chromatographs

A

confirmatory lab

44
Q

Enumerate:

Who are the signatories in the lab report?

A
  • analyst who performed the test
  • head of the laboratory
45
Q

Screening or confirmatory:

For _ , the test result must be reported as
POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE.

A

screening

46
Q

Screening or confirmatory:

For _ , the test result shall report the
analyte and the concentration.

A

confirmatory

47
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T/F:

3 copies of the laboratory report must be produced

A

False.

2 copies only. 1 for the client, 1 for DOH

48
Q

Who conducts a continuing assessment of proficiency of the Screening and Confirmatory Laboratory.

A

NRL (RITM)

49
Q

T/F:

Failure to pass the proficiency test shall result in revocation of license

A

False.

A second chance is given. Failure to pass the 2nd chance will result

50
Q

T/F:

Like a pregnancy test result, a negative drug test result is an absence of line

A

False.

in drug tests:
negative = presence of line;
positive = absence of line

51
Q

T/F:

A drug test is valid for 1year from the date of issue.

A

True

52
Q

Allowance Service Fee:

Private Hospital/Free Standing Laboratory

A

P300

53
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Allowance Service Fee:

Public Hospital

A

P250

54
Q

Enumerate:

Content of LTO

A
  • Name of the owner
  • Head of the Laboratory
  • Procedures and Specialty
  • Validity Report
  • Signature of the Bureau or CHD Director
55
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Validity of LTO for confirmatory lab:

A

2 years

56
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Validity of LTO for screening lab:

A

1 year

57
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Renewal of LTO shall be filed how many days before the expiration of license?

A

90 days

58
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T/F:

The bureau or the CHD may conduct a visit on the laboratory unannounced.

A

True

59
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VIOLATIONS - T/F:

Protecting the confidentiality of a drug test result

A

False

60
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VIOLATIONS - T/F:

Failure to refer a positive result to a confirmatory laboratory.

A

True

61
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VIOLATIONS - T/F:

Failure to participate in a proficiency testing

A

True

62
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A

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