drug screening
Employment urine test
Drug screening is testing biological samples—usually urine, blood, or hair—to detect the presence of drugs or their metabolites.
Employers commonly require drug screening before hiring or after workplace accidents.
Athletic organizations screen for performance-enhancing substances.
She had to pass a drug screening before starting the job.
Also called drug testing.
- amphetaminesCentral nervous system stimulants
- blood testingAnalyzing drawn bodily fluid
- chain of custodyDocumented evidence handling sequence
- privacy concernsWorries about personal exposure
- cutoffPoint of termination
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Freedom from observation
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Permitting controlled substances officially
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