Drug Testing

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Across
  1. 5. an amphetamine that is prescribed for young children with ADHD
  2. 8. the leading cause of false (-)
  3. 12. also added to the tube when testing for THC
  4. 13. the color of a (+) test for amphetamines
  5. 16. a (+) cobalt thiocyanate test
  6. 17. a (-) cobalt thiocyanate test
  7. 18. where used gloves go
  8. 21. the test for LSD
  9. 22. a test result that is actually (-), but is testing (+)
  10. 25. the test for narcotics and amphetamines
  11. 26. the test for cocaine and crack
  12. 28. the depressions on a spot plate
  13. 29. a sample that we know does not contain the drug we are testing for (AKA blank)
  14. 30. an amphetamine that is prescribed for ADHD
  15. 32. a crudely made amphetamine that is often smoked
  16. 33. LSD is often found on little pieces of
  17. 34. these protect your hands while in the lab
  18. 35. these protect your eyes while in the lab
Down
  1. 1. these tests are elaborate, expensive, time consuming and done in a lab
  2. 2. 0.08 BAC for adults
  3. 3. the color of a (+) narcotics test
  4. 4. a drug that is dissolved in high concentration ethanol, taken dropwise
  5. 6. the freebased version of cocaine, is usually smoked
  6. 7. the leading cause of false (+) results
  7. 9. THC in the form of something that is eaten
  8. 10. the test for THC
  9. 11. a strong opiate that is often injected into veins
  10. 12. this is a very concentrated substance made from THC, most often smoked
  11. 14. the type of alcohol that people drink
  12. 15. protects our clothing and skin in the lab
  13. 16. a machine that can detect alcohol on the breath
  14. 17. a sample that we know contains the drug we are testing for (AKA spike)
  15. 19. a test result that is actually (+), but is testing (-)
  16. 20. these tests are cheap, easy, quick and done in the field
  17. 23. a stimulant that is usually snorted
  18. 24. abbreviation for the amount of alcohol in somebody's blood
  19. 27. a synthetic opioid that is responsible for most overdose deaths
  20. 31. pain medications that contain opium