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Drug Test (Toxicology Test)

The toxicology test is a mandatory requirement for obtaining a weapon license, ensuring that the applicant does not use any substances that could affect their safety or ability to handle a weapon responsibly.

Types of Toxicology Tests

● Comprehensive Toxicology Test: Detects a wide range of drugs and medications; used for identifying illegal drug use or monitoring medication effects.
● Specialized Toxicology Test: Focuses on specific substances such as opioids, cocaine, or alcohol; often used in cases of poisoning or overdose.

Sending Results

● The examination results are sent directly to the Traffic Department to complete the licensing procedure.

Toxicology Test Samples

● Urine: Most common, detects many substances for a certain period.
● Blood: More accurate for measuring substance levels, though detection time may be shorter for some drugs.
● Saliva: Detects certain substances but is less accurate than blood or urine.
● Hair: Can reveal substance use over a longer period, may require additional confirmatory testing.

Preserving Public Health

The examination aims to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and protect community health.

Ensuring Food Safety

For food-related professions, the examination ensures that workers do not carry diseases that can be transmitted through food.

Compliance with Legal Requirements

Many activities and professions require a valid health certificate, which in turn requires passing the medical examination.

Urine Tests

To assess kidney and urinary tract health.

Blood Tests

To detect diseases such as HIV/AIDS, syphilis, viral hepatitis, typhoid, and paratyphoid.

Nasal and Throat Swabs

To detect certain diseases such as diphtheria.

Stool Tests

To detect parasites and bacteria that cause intestinal diseases.

Drug Test

Services Details

Trusted toxicology screening to protect public health and safety

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Drug Test

Drug Test (Toxicology Test)

Types of Toxicology Tests

● Comprehensive Toxicology Test: Detects a wide range of drugs and medications; used for identifying illegal drug use or monitoring medication effects.
● Specialized Toxicology Test: Focuses on specific substances such as opioids, cocaine, or alcohol; often used in cases of poisoning or overdose.

Sending Results

● The examination results are sent directly to the Traffic Department to complete the licensing procedure.

Toxicology Test Samples

● Urine: Most common, detects many substances for a certain period.
● Blood: More accurate for measuring substance levels, though detection time may be shorter for some drugs.
● Saliva: Detects certain substances but is less accurate than blood or urine.
● Hair: Can reveal substance use over a longer period, may require additional confirmatory testing.

Preserving Public Health

The examination aims to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and protect community health.

Ensuring Food Safety

For food-related professions, the examination ensures that workers do not carry diseases that can be transmitted through food.

Compliance with Legal Requirements

Many activities and professions require a valid health certificate, which in turn requires passing the medical examination.

Urine Tests

To assess kidney and urinary tract health.

Blood Tests

To detect diseases such as HIV/AIDS, syphilis, viral hepatitis, typhoid, and paratyphoid.

Nasal and Throat Swabs

To detect certain diseases such as diphtheria.

Stool Tests

To detect parasites and bacteria that cause intestinal diseases.