Members are discussing various drug test panel codes and trying to determine what substances are being tested for based on the codes. Some members are sharing their experiences with different test codes, while others are warning about the possibility of additional substances being tested for beyond what the panel indicates. There is also a mention of creating a spreadsheet to track the different test codes.
I singed a contract for IPN and am getting testing for Affinity. I have a hx of opiate usage and so I'm sure I'm getting the usual testing for it. I also dabbled in Kratom as well during a relapse so I'm curious if I'm getting tested for this.
Does anyone know what the test 791750 test for? It's clearly a "special" test that not on the usual checkboxes on the sheet. Do you think it test for Kratom? And what else? Also full opiate panel? Curious if Buprenorphine is added to these panels as well.
While we're at it, if anyone can list their test code and the respective panels that they know are tested for, we can keep a running document for others to see. I'm a firm believer that if I'm paying for these expensive tests, I deserve to at least know what's in it.
Does anyone know what the panel 0–738605 is I know it's a 10 panel but I don't know what's on it?
Doest matter because it's overwhelmingly likely you are being tested for MORE than 10 drugs. One of the biggest mistakes nurses make is they assume if they can match up the panel code with what's tested within that code, then that is all they are being tested for and that's dangerous. Why?
Your case manager with one click of the mouse can do 'add ons" that are in ADDITION to the panel you are selected for and you will never know it unless you turn up positive. Common add ons that are Regularly selected by case managers are Benadryl, Neurontin, Lyrica, Salvia, Kratom and K2/Spice, Ketamine.
angela ramsey
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What is the affinity test code 738645
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