Laboratory Testing

about 6-30 days dependin on how much n how usually u smoked it

The best diet for a type A blood type is a vegetarian diet. This is mainly because is it is harder for a person with type A blood to digest and metabolize animal protein and fat. Try to eat as much organic as you can and grains will help fill you up while you adjust to the change.

Course it will.

no there is a special test that has to be run for oxycodone

hats the dumbest thing i ever heard of course oxys show up as opiates.

Actually, don't answer if you don't know what you are talking about. I am on a methadone clinic which tests urine constantly. I don't know if you are being sarcastic or not. Oxycontin shows up as oxycodone. If you have a script for oxy and and use heroin you cannot get over. Even though it is an opiate it metabolizes

into its own category. So it is an opiate but on the test our clinic uses it further breaks it into its own category (oxycodone).

Yes, the Army does drug test at boot camp and OBC. Many people have been sent home from boot camp for this very reason. Make sure you're clean before you arrive and of course, do NOT bring any recreational drugs with you!

A high blood cell count that might indicate a bacterial infection is referring to white blood cells specifically. If a bacterial infection is present in the body, the immune system releases into the blood stream additional white blood cells to respond to the threat. A high count of these additional immune cells will then indicate that there is a bacterial presence to which the body is responding.

Could be just a simple urinary tract infection depends on other symptom and level of protein in your urine.

If its a urinary tract infection, it is recommended for you to take antibiotics for it.

A complete blood count (CBC) is a fairly broad blood test that is very helpful when you're sick. Your blood is comprised of many different parts. When you're sick it affects the different parts of the blood in different ways. For example, if you have an infection, your white blood cells (your defense system) will likely be higher than normal. Or, if you have been feeling more tired than usual perhaps your red blood cells (which carry iron) are low and you need to take an iron supplement.

it gives you cotton mouth (dries up your mouth)..it can last all day and continue alittle bit to the next day but not that much.

A steroid is a terpenoid lipid characterized by a carbon skeleton with four fused rings, generally arranged in a 6-6-6-5 fashion. Steroids vary by thefunctional groups attached to these rings and the oxidation state of the rings. Hundreds of distinct steroids are found in plants, animals, and fungi. All steroids are made in cells either from the sterol lanosterol (animals and fungi) or the sterol cycloartenol (plants). Bothsterols are derived from the cyclization of the triterpene squalene.

Either an SST or Red-top tube.

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Decrease, you are making the specific gravity closer to that of water.

Wax all the hair off your body.

Consuming any non-alcoholic beer (misnamed because it contains on-half of one percent alcohol) will result in a positive EtG test.

yes

Rh blood group is inherited as a triplet code so Rh positive can be CDe/cde and if both parents are this code then baby could inherit cde from both parents making the cde/cde which is the code for Rh negative blood group- ABO blood group does not affect the Rhgroup

To screen with a dipstick or panel (enzyme immunoassay or other at-home type test) a very small amount is needed (like 1-2mL). They usually ask for something like 30mL or more. If they want to send it to a lab for a more through check (with a GC/MS that will identify the concentrations of all the drugs), which is almost always done for a positive test (especially if its done by a government agency), they will usually ask for 60mL. The cup is usually 120mL or so, they'll want it half full or more. Even many drug programs use labs now, so count on having 100mL to be safe. (30mL = about one fluid ounce).

I don't think so. All the clinics I've ever been on always took blood to determine your levels. I don't think they'd go through all the extra hassle with th blood if they were able to check levels thru urine. I could be mistaken though.

i bed to differ...from my experience oxycodone is a different class of opiate than hydrocodone. I'm taking 10mg norco and my doctor give me a urine test when i go see him to get my scripts. i once ran out of my meds and took a percocet. when the lab test came back the doctor asked me the next month that i went there if i had taken any Oxycontin or percocet? i told him i took one percocet b/c i went out of town and forgot my meds so someone gave me a percocet to get thru my back pain. they told me that i wasn't allowed to do that b/c i am only prescribed hydrocodone (norco) and oxycodone is what's in oxys and percs. if the answer was that it shows up the same then my doc would've never known i had taken that percocet b/c I'm allowed to have hydrocodone which is in vicodin. it is all an opiate but i there area different classes. percs and oxys are schedule 2 narcotics and also including demerall and morpine, hydromorphones too I'm pretty sure of.

This is a very common symptom of third trimester pregnancy. Many people also experience swelling (or edema) of the hands and feet when doing long runs or hikes. See a discussion of this at www.ultrunr.com/handswel.html . The cause is not completely understood but it seems most like related to elecrolyte imbalance or centrifugal motion of the limbs.

Most likely yes, the 'hair test' would probably detect canabinoids, but it would probably be under the minimum positive level to be able to report it as a 'detectable' amount. The drug test companies for most civilian jobs dont test accurately enough to detect extremely small amounts of illicit frugs.

A baby is a person. Soooooo they have attitudes that vary each day. So some days the baby could be "negative" or "mad", but they could also be very happy.

Rh positive is dominate (R gene), Rh negative is recessive (r gene). I mom is Rr and dad is either Rr or rr, then baby could be rr giving Rh negative blood type.

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Yes....if both parents are carriers of type "O" then they have a 25% chance of having a child with type "O" blood type (O is a recessive trait). The child would have to receive the recessive "O" from both parents. Regarding the Rh factor. If mom is a carrier of the negative Rh factor, then there is a 50% chance that the offspring may carry the Rh negative factor. Hope this helps...