72 hours
Well, assuming you mean a urine test for controlled substances, yes.
If the morphine dose is 200 mg, then the tablet must be a time-released formulation of morphine such as Duramorph®, Kadian®, MS-Contin®, OramorphSR® and about four other brands of sustained-release morphine sulfate available in the US. This matters because the blood morphine concentration will not begin to decrease until the pill stops releasing morphine into the person's blood. For most people who aren't elderly, a single morphine dose will not be detected in the urine after roughly 72 hours. It is necessary to add 24 hours to that if a single dose of a sustained-release formulation is taken, thus a single dose of 200 mg of morphine in a sustained-release tablet would probably not be detected in the urine after 96 hours. However, if one uses the medication every day, or has used it for more than approximately three days in a row, then that person's urine will most likely be "clean" after about 120 hours, or five whole days.
This drug is normally tested through urine. I doubt his feces will be checked for drugs. This is not common practice.
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Yes. The only difference in these drugs is how they are prepared so that they release either immediately or over a sustained period of time. They are both morphine sulfate.
Urine can always be detected otherwise there would be no analysis.
whats the name of the form in which drugs can be detected in the urine
Morphine is an Opiate. Opiates and Opioids metabolize differently depending on the drug and pathways. Many brand name drugs are detected as a metabolite in a drug test once analyzed. Demerol is detected and the metabolite/parent drug is meperidine. Opiates can break down into multiple metabolites, for instance heroin can break down into codeine, morphine, morphine glucuronide, and 6 monoacetyl morphine...drug testing is more complex than most people think it is.
No, heroin and oxycodone are two different opioids and will typically show up as separate substances in a urine drug test. Heroin metabolizes into morphine, while oxycodone is detected as oxycodone.