23. The study of body fluids for the presence of drugs and poi-sons is calledB. toxicologyD. urology24. Most screening tests for drugs are based onB. RIAD. GC/MSA. pathologyC. virologyA. EMITC. FPIAReview Questions 13325. The most popular confirmatory test for the presence ofdrugs isA. EMITC. FPIAB. RIAD. GC/MS

23. The study of body fluids for the presence of drugs and poi- sons is called A. pathology C. virology 24. Most screening tests for drugs are based on B. RIA D. GC/MS A. EMIT C. FPIA B. toxicology D. urology A. EMIT C. FPIA Review Questions 133 25. The most popular confirmatory test for the presence of drugs is B. RIA D. GC/MS

23. The study of body fluids for the presence of drugs and poi- sons is called A. pathology C. virology 24. Most screening tests for drugs are based on B. RIA D. GC/MS A. EMIT C. FPIA B. toxicology D. urology A. EMIT C. FPIA Review Questions 133 25. The most popular confirmatory test for the presence of drugs is B. RIA D. GC/MS

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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