toxicology reports
Substance exposure findings
Toxicology reports are documents detailing the chemical analysis of biological samples—blood, urine, tissue—to identify drugs, alcohol, poisons, or other substances.
They're standard in autopsies, workplace drug testing, and criminal investigations: The toxicology report showed lethal levels of fentanyl.
Results can take weeks because labs must test for hundreds of possible substances.
- autopsyMedical examination after death
- poisoningHarmful substance exposure
- pesticidesChemicals destroying harmful organisms
- blood alcohol levelEthanol concentration in bloodstream
- urine sampleBodily fluid for analysis
lab results · overdose · chain of custody · trace evidence · mass spectrometry · drug screening · drug levels · blood test · heavy metals · reference standards · chromatography · forensic pathology · foul play · time of death · biomarkers · drug interactions · metabolites · lethal dose
- forensicsDNA, DNA analysis, fingerprints, forensics, criminalistics
- forensic evidenceDNA evidence, fingerprints, DNA, blood, DNA testing
- medical recordsmedical records, patient records, medical record, chart, patient charts
- police recordspolice records, arrest records, case files, criminal records, case file
- toxicologypoison, toxin, venom, poisons, dose-response
- death datadeath rates, cause of death, manner of death, mortality rates, homicide rates
toxicology reportsautopsy reports
Documents detailing postmortem examinations
toxicology reportsautopsy reports
Documents detailing postmortem examinations
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