Hepatitis Profile

1. HBs Ag (+)>6 Mons HBs Ab (-)

HBe Ag (-) HBe Ab (+)
HBc IgM (+) HBc IgG (-)
2. HBs Ag (+) HBs Ab (-)
HBe Ag (+) HBe Ab (-)
HBc IgM (-) HBc IgG (+)
3. HBs Ag (+) HBs Ab (-)
HBe Ag (-) HBe Ab (+)
HBc IgM (-) HBc IgG (+)
4. HBs Ag (-) HBs Ab (-)
HBe Ag (-) HBe Ab (+)
HBc IgM (+) HBc IgG (-)
5. HBs Ag (-) HBs Ab (-)
HBe Ag (-) HBe Ab (-)
HBc IgM (-) HBc IgG (+)

6. RA 9165
A. Comprehensive Dangerous drugs Act of 2002
B. An act instituting the comprehensive Dangerous drugs Act of 2002, repealing RA 6425, otherwise known
as the dangerous drug act of 1972, as amended providing funds therefore, and for other purposes
7. Administer
A. An act of introducing any dangerous drug into the body of any person, with or without knowledge, by
injection etc committing any act of indispensable assistance to a person in administering drugs
8. Board
A. The dangerous drugs board under section 77 , article 9
9. Centers
A. Rehab centers for drug dependents
10. Chemical diversion
A. Sale, distribution, supply or transport of legit imported or manufactured chemicals, dil. Or conc.
11. Clandestine laboratory
A. Facility uses for the illegal manufacture of any dangerous drugs
12. Confirmatory tests
A. An analytical test using a device , tool or equipment with a different chemical or physical principle that is
more specific which will validate the result from the screening tests
13. Controlled delivery
A. An investigative technique that allows unlawful or suspect consignment of any dangerous drug believed
to be derived directly from any offense as a view to gather evidence to identify suspect
14. Cultivate or culture
A. Act of knowingly or permittig planting, growing, raising plants as source for dangerous drugs
15. Dangerous drugs
A. Those listed under the schedules annexed to the 1961 single convention of narcotic drugs
16. Deliver
A. An act of knowingly passing a dangerous drug to another with or without consideration
17. Den, drive or resort
A. Place where the dangerous drug is administered, delivered, stored, sold for illegal purposes
18. Dispense
A. Act of Giving away without the use of prescription
19. Drug dependence
A. A cluster of physiological, behavioral, and cognitive phenomena of variable intensity in which the use of
psychoactive drug takes high priority and a sense of compulsion and thereby involving others
20. Drug syndicate
 A. Organised group of 2 or more persons forming or jointing together with the intention of committing any
offense
21. Illegal trafficking
A. The illegal cultivation, culture, administration, delivery or possession of any dangerous drugs
22. Marijuana "Indian Hemp"
A. Cannabis sativa L.
B. (Cannabis americana, hashish,bhang, guaza, churrus, ganjab)
23. Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA)
A. "Ecstacy"
24. Methamphetamine Hydrochloride
A. "Shabu", "Ice", "Meth"
25. Opium
A. Coagulated juice of opium poppy (Papaver somniferum L.)
26. Opium poppy
A. Spp. Of Papaver somniferum L. , Papaver setigerum DC, Papaver orientale, Papaver bracteatum, Papaver
rhoeas
27. PDEA
A. Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency
28. Planting of evidence
A. Willful act by any person of maliciously and surreptitiously placing thru any overt or covert act in the
person
29. Protector / coddler
A. Person who knowingly uses his influence and power to shield and harbor unlawful acts on drugs
30. Pusher
A. Person who sells/ acts as a broker in dispatching drugs
31. Screening test
A. Rapid test performed to establish potential or presumptive result
32. Use
A. Any act of injecting or consuming into the physiological system of the body
33. Accreditation
A. Formal authorization issued by the DOH to an individual which as complied to the licensing
requirements as prescribed in the Manual of operations for drug testing laboratories
34. Application service provider
A. Third party entities that manage and distribute software based services
35. CHD
A. Center of Health Department
36. Chain of custody
A. Procedures to account for each specimen by tracking its handling and storage from point of collection to
final disposal. This requires affirmation of applicant's identity and C&C form is used
37. Custody and Control form
A. Form used to document the procedures from time of collection to disposal
38. Cut off
A. Refers to concentration level set to determine whether the sample is + or -
39. NRL
A. National Reference Laboratory for Environmental and Occupational health
40. Classification of drug testing laboratories
A. Ownership
i. Govt
1. Operated or maintained by the natl, prov, city or muni, or other political unit or by any
dept,division,board or agency thereof
ii. Private
1. Privately owned and operated with funds thru donation or investment
B. Institutional character
 i. Institutional based
1. Located within the premises and operates as part of an institution
ii. free standing
1. Located outside the premises of an institution or works independently
C. Service capability
i. Screening laboratory
1. Capable of performing screening tests ; 20 square meters in floor area. Work area at 10
square meters with exhaust fan, sink and storage cabinets
ii. Confirmatory laboratory
1. Laboratory capable of performing qualitative and quantitative examinations of
dangerous drugs from specimens; 60 square meters in floor area, work area at 30
square meters, with ex fan, sink, stock room and instrumentation room
41. Mandatory drug testing
A. -Applicants for : DRIVER'S AND FIREARM'S LICENSES
B. -officers and members of the military, police or law enforcers
C. -persons charged before the prosecutor
D. -candidates for public office
E. -person apprehended or arrested
42. Random drug testing
A. Students of secondary and tertiary schools
B. Officers and employees of public or private offices
43. Minimum information required on the COC
A. Info identifying the specimen
B. Date and time of collection
C. Name of testing laboratory
D. Name and signatures of those present during the sample and testing
44. Storage of lab reports and specimen
A. -confirmed positive results which are not challenged within 15 days after receipt shall be discarded
45. Drug counselor
A. A person trained in the techniques of guidance counselling particularly dealing of cases in drug
dependency
46. Drug testing coordinator
A. Point person in the school tasked with handling random drug testing
47. Random selection
A. Unbiased process of selecting students who are to undergo drug testing
48. Rehabilitation
A. Dynamic process, including after care and followup treatment directed to a drug dependents to enable
them to live without the drugs
49. Schools
A. Institution with the primary purpose of education
50. Interventions
A. Therapeutic programs appropriate for high risk individuals who are using dangerous drugs, and needs
special assistance to recognize the signs and symptoms of initial drug use and dependency.
51. East Avenue Medical Center (EAMC)
A. Designated by the Secretary of health as the national Reference Laboratory for Environmental and
Occupational health toxicology and micronutrient assay
52. SEC
A. Securities and exchange commission
53. SDTL
A. Screening drug testing laboratory
54. DOH-PTC
A. DOH permit to construct
55. DTI
 A. Department of trade and industry
56. CDA
A. Cooperative Development authority
57. BHFS
A. Bureau of health facilities and services
58. Technical requirements for screening laboratory
A. Immunoassay equipment or TLC or BFAD registered drug testing kit , refrigerator
59. Technical requirements for confirmatory laboratory
A. Screening lab equipments + GC-MS , HPLC-MS, lab oven, analytical balance, freezer, fumehood
60. DOH, CHD
A. Departments that will conduct survey of compliance of standards for accreditation
61. Procedural manual
A. Written document giving detailed steps to be followed when undertaking a particular task
62. Screening test
A. A test to eliminate negative specimen from further consideration and to identify presumptive positive
specimen that requires confirmatory testing
63. Confirmatory tests
A. Analytical procedure to identify and quantify the presence of a specific drug that has a different
technique or principles from the screening tests in order to ensure reliability and accuracy
64. Purposes of random drug testing
A. -determine the prevalence of drug users among students
B. -assess effectivity of school and community based prevention program
C. -deter the use of illegal drugs
D. -facilitate rehab
E. -implemented for prevention and rehabilitation
65. Procedures in conducting random drug testing
A. -notify
B. -random selection
C. -selection of samples
D. -treatment of random drug test results
66.