A "Drugs of Abuse (7 drugs) urine screen" measures the presence of specific illicit or prescription drugs in urine. This type of test typically screens for seven common substances that are often abused. Here are the key aspects of what this test measures: 1. **Detection of Specific Drugs**: The test detects the presence of seven drugs, which commonly include: - **Cannabis (Marijuana)** - **Cocaine** - **Opiates (such as heroin, morphine, and codeine)** - **Amphetamines** - **Methamphetamines** - **Phencyclidine (PCP)** - **Benzodiazepines (such as diazepam, alprazolam)** 2. **Drug Use Monitoring**: Helps in monitoring and identifying recent use of these substances. It's often used in various settings, including workplaces, legal situations, or treatment programs. 3. **Urine Concentration**: Measures the concentration of drug metabolites (substances produced when the body breaks down drugs) in the urine. Positive results indicate that the drug or its metabolites are present in the urine. 4. **Screening vs. Confirmation**: This test is a preliminary screening tool. Positive results may require further confirmation with more specific tests, such as gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS), to confirm the presence and concentration of the substances. In summary, a "Drugs of Abuse (7 drugs) urine screen" is used to detect the presence of seven specific drugs in urine, aiding in the identification of drug use and monitoring in various contexts.

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